... nrtv ririTlt, jnrmv4r. B4f.ITM on Know. FRIDAY. OCTOnER 21. 1910. -
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CANDIDATES' CARDS
PERSONALS
YAW'S
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$1.50 Little Gents
Shoes at
95c
Saturday night the Shoe Section
offers Boys' Vlcl Bal and Box Calf
and Pat. Shoes sizes 8V6 to
13V4 at the low price, pr..Q5
Men'3 15c Cotton
Take advantage of this Hose offer
after, supper black cotton Hose,
a pair, on sale from 7:80 till 9 p.
the low price of
Children's 25c Hose
2 pairs 25c
Sale of Children's Fine Ribbed
Hose double knee double heel
and toe extra serviceable sad a
good 25c value. On
sale after supper 2 pr. 25
35c Tricot Flannel at 19c yd
Saturday night after supper, the Domestic Ooadit
section offers Tricot Flannel, in Cardinal, Scarlet,
, Brown, Oroon and Blue and Tan; 34 In,
wide; 85c rallies at the .low price of. , . . 1Q J"'-
PARCELS'
CHECKED
FREE
' -CITY NEWS. .
lllg Dunce Tonight
D'Arcy Hall on Court street.
Cabbage Wanted
Gideon Btols company, corner
Mllf and Summer streets. Price on
fcypiication. 10-16-tf
Notice
All mombors of SaUm camp, W.
O. W. are hereby requested to be
present on Friday evening, October
SI, as we want your assistance la
ejecting a ball. Committee.
Just What You Want
We have Just what you want In
groceries. A large stock pf the best
Always carried. Give us a trlul. J.
31.' Lawrence, corner South Commer
cial and Ferry Btreeta. - Phono 11.
lr. Charles H. Ilrowor -
Physician and surgeon. Room
811-312, U. S. National Bunk build
ing. Office telephone Main 1821.
Residence 'phone, 1825. '
10-20-lwk
We Want You
To bring or send us the name of
Tour baby, if born since Januury 1,
110. Saitiiu Hardware Co., Inc.
10-15-lw
8U-IUom House
Bath, newly finished inside, lot 80s
100, for sals cheap. N. D. Elliott,
Job printer, 121 South Commercial
street. 10-5-tf
Oottajra Hotel Kates
Beginning September 1 table board
by the week. $4.60. Single meals, 89
eenU. Roniemtxr, this means Cot
tag Hotel quality. Sunday dinner,
S6e. -80-tt
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No. 10. Black Kid
Princess Juliet.
Kilra h'.-uvy sole, but extremely flex-
1l:. .siut 3 to 8.
S1.75
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL
MENTIONED IN THIS AD WILL BE ON SALE
Saturday Night, 7:30 till 9 Take Advantage.
$2.00 Children's
Shoes at
$.1.10
Clonn-up of styles In Patent
Suede, Tan and Black Button
and Lace; values to $2.00:
special Saturday night after
supper at, the pair. . , .JjJl-lO
Hose 8c
Saturday night
well worth 159
m. at
8? Plp
35c Patent Leather
Belts 21c
The colors, Red, Green anl
Black, dip front, trimmed with
extra large brass buckle. On
sale after supper Saturday
night from 7130 till 9 p.
m 35o values at, each.. 21
f SSJ-mZ uifimitiuiSm
Hurt
To the D'Arcy Hall
Tbey all go tonight. Court street.
Good music; good floor.
The Advertiser Win
Keeps his .name before the public
day after day will build a greater
reputation than the one . that
doesn't. ''
They're Just Fine
Leave your order with Steuslof
Bros, sanitary market for a tender
Juicy beef roast. Phone 1528, cor
ner Commercial and Liberty street.
Debs Will Soak
At the Tabernacle
also at 7.30 p. m..
at 12:00 and
afternoon an4.l
evening meetings, OctQluip
it.
10-21-21
Vou Will Not Be Sorry
It you register with us the naina
of your baby, born sinoe January 1,
1910. We want It. Salem Hard
ware Co., Inc. 10-15-lw
If You Have a Baby
In your home since January 1,
1910, be sure and regster it with
the 8alom Hajwara Co., Inc.
10-15-lw
HtH'iittii Hound Over
Joe lleenan, the logger of Qatea,
who wus arreuted upou the charge
t rt uAlrv And lnfllctm! hv th. r.
cent grand Jury, was arraigned be
fore Judge Burnett at 9: SO this
morning and was held over to the
January term of court without ball.
When Heenai) waa indicted by tb4
grand Jury he was out upon $150
bonds but he did not put in an ap
pearance and bis bonds were or
dered forfeited by the court and a
bench warrant was issued for his ar
rest and this was served upon him
at Gates Wednesday, by Deputy
Sheriff Henry Smith.
Comfort Footwear
of Quality
Largest Assortment
Lowest Prices
S1m up to 9s. ''Ye Old Tyme
Comfort" shoes are recognised
as the leading brsud.
Ye Boot Shop I
326 State Street
f4j
Men's Union Suits
$5.00 values at,. -$300
$6.00 values at 5j53-75
Saturday night after supper tha
Men's Underwear Section offers
all sizes Silk and Wool Union
Suits, gray and blue random, at
the low prices per Suit
$5.00 values at $3 00
$6.00 values at.... $3 75
$1.00 Lisle Vests at 65c
Saturday Plght from 7:30 till 9 p. m., the Wo
men's Underwear section offers a complete line
6t Lisle Vests, high necks auii iong sleeves,
$1.00 values at Go
25c Set Hat Pins at
18c
Four pins to a set Imported
Baynet Point Hat Pins, with nlc-kle-plated
. stem; suitable for
wide-crown hats; 'black only; 25c
set on sale after supper
at. . r--.18
15c Dress Qinghams at lflc yd
A wonderful, comprehensive showing of the very
newest patterns, In a superb quality positively
the best 15c value in Salem. On sale Saturday,
night after supper at the specially reduced
price of jard 10
PARCELS
CHECKED
iKcormrfATFn.
FREE
The Yaw Concert
Those who attended the Yaw con
cert last night say they got their
money's worth.
Oim Mttrriug Licence
A marriage license was Issued by
County Clerk Allen this morning to
L. II. Terwilllger, a solicitor of
Poifllund, aged 22 years, and MUs
Ida Buckman, a seunuitresa of Jef
ferson, aged 22.
Are Il'-roiuing Vi-ry Populur
Our dances at D'Arcy Hall. Larg)
room; ood music. Itunck Bros.,
proprietors.
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The Grange will have an open
meeting tomorrow, Saturday, Octob
er 22, at 1:30 p. m at Hurst hall,
for the purpose of discussing meas
ures to be voted upon at the coming
election. . Everybody interested Is in
vited to attend.
Itev. II. K, HoriiMi-liui'h
Of Portland will preach at the
Evangelical church, 17th and Cho
mekota streets, Saturday at 7:43 p.
in. The business session of the
quartorly conference will be held fol
lowing the sermon.
Your Dixit Supply
Can be replenished at very rea
sonable prictiti. Call and see J.. A.
Patterson about it, 85 North Com
mercial street.
Diamond Edged Tools
We have tlvera, and they are the
beet on the market for all purposes.
Call and see them before buytug. J
A. Tatterson, 285 North Commercial
street.
Wall Paper
Now Is the time to supply your
needs for wall paper, before wet
weather aets In, at J. A. Patterson's,
285 North Commercial street.
Awning Fell On Him
Whllo walking down State street
lu this city yesterday afternoon,
John F. Cordray, of Portland, man
ager of the Grand opera house, ws
struck upon the head by a falling
awnlnrf and narrowly escaped ser
ious injury. Mr. Cordray whs walk
lug along lho street In the dlrectloi
of the Oregon Kl ctr'c depot and
wheu pausing In front of a Btor-
building the awning fell, having
been Jarred from its poslt'ou by the
shock of the slamming of a door,
aud hit him upon the head. He was
kuocked down by the force of the
blow and helped to his feet by soni
of h'a friends ho accompanied) hlni
and was soon ab'e to coutluue upon
his Journey.
CONCERT
WAS GREAT
"I;AItK KIXKX" lSIUHTIVGAMO
KIXKN, A Mi T1IK HONtililKIM
IX A FLOCK WOCL1) CONVEY
ONLY A FAINT IDEA OF THfi
MUSIC OF H EH VOICE.
Whoever gave the title "Lark' El'
len" to Miss Yaw, in the vernacular
of the Frontier, "was onto hip Job."
The advance notices heralding her
coming told much of Miss Yaw; of
her repertoire, her travels, her np
pearances, her Americanism, and of
the ovations she had received; but
they told, little of her voice. Thojp
who heard her last night can easily
understand why so little was said in
her press notices on that subject.
Can words describe a sanbeam?
Can an Idea of the fragrance of the
rose be conveyed by type. Can you
describe the sweetness of honey, the
song of a bird, the music of mountain
brooks, the whispering music of the
breeze kissed trees? If you can,
you can describe the melody, the in
toxicating sweetness, the divine har
mony that as if from a fountain In
the Yaw throat, flows a clear limpid
stream from the Yaw lips and they
are pretty lips, too.
You can get no idea of the won
derful range of her voice, nor of Us
marvelous clearness and purity of
tone, except by hearing it, and that.
Salemttes will not perhaps, have an
other opportunity of doing. The
writer never before so perfectly un
derstood the Inadequacy of words to
express thought. There never was
but on description of a sensation,
that was perfect, and that was that
of the boy who said: "Soda water
tasted like your foot was asleep."
But the boy Isn't available for an
other suggestion, so it will Just have
to "go as she li)y," as the Nevada
social functlnB express It.
It Is not necessary to mention
what Miss Yaw sang, for It would
make no difference what It was.
The audience, a fairly good one, sat
for a moment silent after the first
song, and then broke Into a tumult
ot applause, as soon as It could get
Its breath, such as the Grand Opera
house seldom hears. From that
time on It was encore all the time
and Miss. Yaw. certainly has an abun
dance of patience as well as voice,
for she responded with a good
nature only . . loss ". sweet than her
voice.
There is nothing to tell, but If
you ever get the chance, hear Miss
Yaw and then tell about It if ;ou
can. s
MlBstv'ewman, the pianist Is ati
artist and her accompaniments beau
tifully played, added much to the
pleasure of the evening.
A chapter could also ho written
about Mr. Jay Plowe, the flutist,
who blew music's sweet notes out of
that wonderful little tube, as bright
as evanescent and abundant as the
small hoy supplies soap bubbles, and
like them, vanishing with all their
beauty as soon as made leaving
only the memory of what was.
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Keep Warm This WlnU-r
We don't claim
of everything, but
to have the t
we do know tha I
It will pay you to see us, and get
our prices before buying. J. A. Pat
terson, 285 North Commercial.
Notaries ApMinted
Tha list of no'arlal commissions
issued la and for Oregon today was:
E. O. Potter, Eugene; F. L. Pound.
Aumsville; Y. N. Myers. J. J. Flti
gerald, Portland; John 8. Hodgln, La
Grande.
ISowerman Is Home .
Acting Governor Jay Bowerman
and candidate for election to that
office upon the Republican ticket,
who has been out upon a campaign of
the state In th elnterettt of his candi
dacy, has returned and resumed the
duties of the executive office, and will
remain upon duty several days.
Visited by MIhs Yaw
While in our beautiful city as
MI&4 Yaw expre8t-d It, she stopped
Viih Mr. A. A. Underbill, who was
a next door neighbor to -the Yaw
faml'y In New York state. Mr. Un
derbill and family were very much
delighted to have such a distin
guished guest as Miss Yaw. It was
better than a letter from home, and
while In the Underbill home Mis
Yaw, glrl-llke. was out In the yard
picking flowers and giving her bird
Ilk warbles that knows no tiring.
Don't let yourself get sluggish and
Indifferent. Here Is where the' ben
efit of massage, physical culture and
a vital Interest In life comes In.
SUIlHCRinElU.
If you got our paper by
mall i klO'lly wan h ih tag un l
when tbe I'm Is tin and
remit promptly, or notify us
In stop tb p.. Dor; otherwise
bill will he made f'r the tlr?
the paper comes after expira
tion of lust payment. v
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PERCY R. KELLY
Of Albany, Oregon.
Republican nominee as one cf the
two Circuit Judges to be elected No
vember 8, 1910, Is 40 years old, has
resided in Albany, Oregon, 33 years,
Is a graduate of Albany College, has
practiced law more than 18 years,
served as State Senator from Linn
county in the session of 1898, 1899
and 1901, was chairman of the Judi
ciary Committee during the session of
1901, vand is at this time City Attor
ney, of Albany, Oregon.
All Voters should remember that
there are two Circuit Judges to be
elected In the Third Judicial district.
Vote for two.
(Paid advertisement.)
FEW DOSES END
BACKACHE AND
KIDNEY MISERY
In all the world there. is no man
or woman' who can afford to neglect
the. slightest kidney disorder for one
single, day.
Kidney diseases ore the most
dangerous, because the first signs
are seen In other parts of the body
before anything wrong Is noticed
with the kidneys themselves.
Some of the symptoms, though,
cannot be mistaken; for instance, a
constant aching . or misery In the
beck, sides or loins, or headaches
and dizzy spells, nervous twltchlngs.
disturbed s'eep, Inflamed or puffy
eyelids, heart palpitations, rheuma
tic pnlns, weakness, bilious stomach
or a feeling or languor ana ratiguo.
Sick, unhealthy kidneys also cause
thick, cloudy, offensive urine or It 's
full of sediment, Irregular of pan-
sage and often uncontrollable or at
tended by a sensation of scalding.
The time to cure kidney trouble Is
before It settles Into Diabetes, Drop
sy, Gravel, or Brlght's Disease. The
moment you suupect the slightest
kidney, bladder or-urlnary disorder,
beg'n tnkln? Pope's Diuretic ns di
rected, with the knowledge thst
there la no other medicine, at anv
price, made anywhere In the worll,
which will effect so prompt a euro.
In Just a few dnys you feel anl
know that tho kidneys, bladder and
urinary organs are healthy, clean
and normal and all danger passed.
Your physician, pharmacist, bank
er or any 'mercantile agency will
wit..t, ' fr, iha raannnalhllltv of
Tnornpson & PBpe, of Clncln-
ntl QMq whQ prfpnre pni)0,8 D,ur.
etic 60 cent treatment- old by
every drugsiut in the world.
ANOTHER
DYNAMITER
ARRESTED
DMrV" rSKSS LEASED WIRB.)
Los Angeles. Calif., Oct. 21.
Morris Fltxgerald, who baa been un
der surveillance since he fell from a
train at Hanford. October 2, was
brought here today by two detec
tives of ths Los Angeles police force
and taken to the county Jail.
When Fitzgerald was taken v
the Kings county hospital at Han
ford. papers found in his potkets
caused the authorities to notify the
San Francisco police that he might
have some knowledge of the dyna
miting of the Los Angeles Times
building. No charge was filed
against Fitzgerald. He wl'l be de
tained and questioned pending other
Investigations the officers are mak
ing. Mrs. Belle Lavln, who was arrest
ed in San Francisco, will not be ar
raigned on the charge of murder,
according to the detectives, who
brought her to Los Angeles. It wos
believed that she would be arraigned
yesterday and the decision of the
authorities has caused th belief
that they have galued from her cer
tain information they have been
seeking.
' Earl Itognrs aud the other iniei
tigHtor were little moved when
told of tha report that three men
suspected of the dynamitlngg had
been arrested at San Benito, Mexico.
He refused to dUcusa the report.
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CHAS. McKEE,
Republican, of Monitor. Inde-
pendent Anti-Assembly candl-
date for
County Commissioner
of Marlon County.
(Paid advertisement.)
For Justice of the Peace, Salem
District, Indepei dent Democrat-
lc, Anti-Assembly, People's
candidate. Vote for
G. V. BOGGS.
(Paid a.' ertisement.)
:
:
WALTER W. JOHNSON,
Republican candidate tor C Ity
Marshal, subject to tho t lty
Pilmary Election.
Vote for
M. P. BALDWIN.
Democratic candidate for
COUNTY CLERK.
Opposed to third term.
WEIU1 FOUND GUILTY .
IN FIRST DEGREE
. UNITED FSESS LKABED WIDE.
Portland, Ore., Oct. 21. Jesse P.
Webb was convicted of murder In
the first degree late this afternoon
by a Jury In Judge Morrow's court
for the murder of William A. John
son at the Grand Central hotel Jung
20.
Generous and Charitable Wish.
"I wish all might know of the
benefit I received from your Foley's
Kidney Remedy," says I. N. Regan
Farmer, Mo. His kidneys and blad
der gave him so much pain, misery
and annoyance, he could not wor'
nor sleea, Foley's Kidney Remedy
relieved him almost Immediately and
he says It effected a complete cure.
Red Cross Pharmacy (H. Jerman)
The first export from New York
was tobacco, and now, after about
800 years of the trade, an average
of 820,700,000 worth has been ship
ped annually ftr the last five years.
The Call of the Blood,
for purification, finds voice In pim
ples, ' bolls, r.r.llow complexion, a
Jaundiced look, moth patches and
blotches on the skirt all signs of
liver trouble. But Dr. King's New
Life Pills make r'ch red blood; glv
clear skin, roy cheeks, fine com
plexion, health. Try them. 25o at
J. C. Perry-
Try a Journal Want ad.
BECI1TEL & BYNON'S
BARGAINS
jj.200 10-room house, new. North
Salem;- large lot; terms.
$1350 8-room house, N. Liberty;
200 down; balance, $15
per month.
$3500 8-room house on Court;
good lot; fine location.
$1700 0-room bouse In E.Salem:
place worth more money.
$2000 Modern 5-room cottage ii
Boise Add.; $1,000 down.
$ 400 LnrS6 lot wind neat 1-room
house: $150 down; $5 nio.
$1300 5-room house, Yew Park:
lot 70x140; good well.
$3700 7-roonv house, within one
block of city hall; cheap.
$ SOO S-room house: $200 down:
$15 per month; E. Salem.
$1900 Modern 6-room house on
23d; $600 down: bal. easy.
$-1250 F'n B-room modern house,
South Salem; extra finish.
$2100 8-room cottage, two lots
on Center; flue location.
$1150 4-room house; $800 down:
balance to suit; N. Salem.
$2000 S-room house near Capitol
blvd., $500 down. bal. easy
$1300 5-room house, Yew Park;
half cash; bal. Installment
$ OOO 4-room house. Highland,
$450 cash; balance 3 years
$ G50 8-room house; $200 cash'
$10 mo.; near Capitol At.
BECIITEL & BYNON
847 State St.
Tel. Main 452 i
Lingenfelter's
Sanitary Fish and
Poultry Market
Everything In the Fish, Poultry
. i i - 1 1
1UU IUUI17U ftUUUI iiue, i
My market t absolutely sanitary
my meats being kept in refrigerator
counter. Drop In and look around.
Corner State and High s'rects.
A. M. LINGEXFKLTER. Prop.
Phone 750. Salem, Oregon
George W, Dlmick.'of Kollogg,
Orcgop, for many years treasurer of
Douglas county, Is a business visitor
In Salem today.
Judge Martin L. Pipes, of Portland,
Is in Salem today on Business before
the supreme court.
Former United States Senator
Charles W. Fulton, of Portland, Is
transacting business of a legal natyre
In the city today.
Former Attorney-General C. M.
Idlemnn, of Portland, is in Salem to
day on legal business.
Ralph XI.' Dunlway, a prominent
attorney of Portland, argued a case
before the supreme court this afternoon.
O. A. C. CJi-ndiiatcA and Stuihwt
Are requested to sit In O. A. C.
seals at "the big game tomorrow on
Willamette field. ,
Get plenty of sleep. Nothing llne
the face like nights of wakefuluess.
Oi Ions are more nourishing than
any other vegetable.
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Uncle Sam leads the world as an
exporter of tobacco.
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WANTED Housekeeper for widow
er, with one child. Call at 440
Mill street during the day.
10-21-3t
WANTED Man at Rodgers Paper
Co., 220 State Btreet. 10-21-3t
FOR RENT Small place near town,
good house . and barn $11 per
month. Box 113, Turner, Ore.
10-21'2t
FOR RENT Furnished housekeep
ing rooms at 961 Mill street.
Phone 647. 10-21-3t
DEBS WILL) SPEAK At the Taber
nacle at 2:00 and also at 7:30 p.
m.; afternoon and evening meet
ing, October 24. . 10-21-2t
WANTEIJ Information leading to
the recovery of a ladies' Sterling,
green gear, '- bicycle .with chain
guard laced with black shoe lace.
Phone 4 64 main or Journal office.
10-21-3t
WANTED AT ONCE Experienced
p.mtry man or woman. Elite Cafi.
" '10-21-3t
GET YOUR SUB CARDS And cou
pons for Debs' meeting, October
24, at 2 p. m. 10-20-3t
DEBS' MEETIN October 24. 2 p.
m.,' at Tabernacle. 10-20-3t
BE SURE AND HEAR DEBS At
the Tabernacle, Oct. 24 at 2 p. m."
10-20-3t
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. als
housekeeping rooms, 488 North
Commercial, corner Marion street.
10-21-St
40 ACRES With good buildings and
good orchard, well located, to ex
change for Salem Income proper
ty. What have you? See Valen
tine, Tall man & Co., room 205 U.
8. National Bank building.
10-21-2t
HOUSE FOR RENT Shipping and
Winter street, north Salem. In
quire at 894 North Church.
10-21-3t
ATTENTION, VOTERS W. P. EI
more, the banker mayor of Browns
villa, will address the voters of
Marlon county at a street meeting
on the corner of State and Com
mercial streets tomorrow at 3
o'clock. You are Invited to hear
the Issues of the campaign dis
cussed from a budne s man'.
standpclnt.
MONEY TO LOAN
TIIOS. K. FORD
Over Ladd and Bush Bank. Salem, Or
Norwich Union
Fire Insurnace Society.
Frank Meredith, Resident Agent.
Room 13 Bush Bank Blk. Salem, Or.
West Salem Transfer
Passenger
Baggage
Connects with all trains at
West Salem for Dallas. Falls
City and Salem.
Leaves Journal office for
West Salem at 8:40 a. ni.,
II m., 1:10 p. m. and 4.00 p.
in. eery day except Sunday.
Also for Independence, Mon
uiOMh nd McMluovllls. .
l eaves Sunday at 8:00 a.
m i.Ait .. A t . , r tJ
ui., x.vv p. iu., nuu v.xv y. u. .1
Calls at 'hotels on requ--i. j
lelepUoue or leave orders t
OtM'lui Journal eitu-e any dv
but Sunday. Pbons ii,
I. B. Underwood, Mgr.
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