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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1910)
7 JL DAILY CAPITAL JOTJIINAIj, 8AMM, OREOOJf, WKDNK8DAY, DECEMBER U, 1810 pack nrw M M M t M Christmas Sale o We have a large new assortment and 'we are.goins to piac.e l''sm on sab at trice. The best qualities of lea' I ers in brown and black, My equipped with nesary $12.00 values ...$9,99 $10.00 lvalues . - $8,29 $8.00 values . ...$6,75 $ 7.00 valuec $5 85' $ 6.00 values ...$4.8 "OUR NAUGHTY CHILDREN CJAnifiT BREAK OUR FRIENDSHIP." Unusual Display of Gold Jewelry The Powers Store vious efforts made in Salem, and we have collected for this season the largest and most beautiful display ever shown in the city Our Window sparkles with beautiful Christmas gifts Many popular fpr&rab for; the holidays are: RRAHFI FT?? FflRv - - Pni BRACELETS LOCKETS , LA VALLIERES NECK CHAINS DIAMONDS Holidays are fast approaching. We invite everyone to the Powers Store, knowing that we have thefjarg est and handsomest stock in the city and lowest prices Powers Jewelry Store . 247 North Commercial Street MM Tr! $ 5.00 vilues .".$4,25 $ 4.00 varues- ...$2,99 $ 3.00 values ...$2,25 $ 2.00 values ...$1.50 Furnum in Naw York Tribune. . has labored hard to ,Be sure and see it. W k V I WATCHES ' SIGNET RINGS -CUFF LINKS : BROOCHES PLENTY OF ADVICE FOR TIIEOLOnS iSTItli WITH TIlItEE BCNCHK8 OP HUNCHKH TIIKKK 18 NO ASSCR ANCM THAT THE OREGON LEG ISLATURE WILL TAKE THE MEDICINE. The state of Oregon enjoys the dis tinction of having thrae governors Governor Benson, Acting Governor Bowerman and Governor-elect West, and It Is probable that the legislature when it convenes January 9, mar ' have the distinction, and pleasure of listening to messages from all three. When Governor Chamberlain ' re-riga-eA as - governor to go to the TTnlted States senate Governor Ben son became governor by virtue o ",8 . . ... -hen he became so 111 that bM ""P to go to Callfa' '? BowermaB became go-"01" br v,rtua of hl8 P ,,. ... president of the senate. Os- ii West, at the last general elec tion, became governor by a monster majority vote of the people, and will assume the office January 9. That Governor West, when 1? as sumes the governor's chair will have a .essage to send to the legislature goes without saying. Governor Ben son, because of bla re-election as sec retary of state, will be entitled '. to make recommendations, so far as his office is concerned, at least, and It may be that he will give the legisla ture the benefit of a few observations made during his occupancy of the governor's chair. Ajjting Governor Bowerman, it Is also understood, but be was- not In the city today and could not be Interviewed' on the sub ject, will also send 4 message to the loglBlaturo, and make recommenda tions as to matters 'which he deems of public 'Interest and Importance. Should he do so, the legislature will have three messages to . consider and all three will be from the chief executive of the state. Read in December Sunset Magazine 8AN FRANCISCO THB - EXPOHI- TION CITY" Superbly Illustrated in Four Colors Now on 8ale -All News Stands "7 15 Cents ll-28-eod-12-17 . Lots on Capitol street for . only $360. A real bargain. Bechtel, ft Bynon, 847 Stat street. overtop all pre- COMBS TOILET SETS LODGE PINS FOUNTAIN PENS CUT GLASS. GAME VARDEII FILES AHIIUAL STATEMENT RECOMMENDS SEVERAL CHANGES IN THE LAWS. SHORTENING Tina OPEN BEA80N FOR DEER, ESTABLISHING TROUT HATCH ERIES, ETC. The regular report Of the game d partmflnt of the state was submitted today to Acting- Governor Bowerman by State Game and Forestry Warden R. O. Stevenson. The report covers the receipts and expenditures of the department, and also contains recom mendations as to the laws, which Mr, Stevenson believes should ba passed at the session of J he coming legisla ture for the protection-'0' th atate's game.. ' , yuita Peer Protected. t Stevenson ' believes that the deer should be better protected, and recommended that a law be passed re ducing the open season by having the close season begin October 1, Instead of November..!, as Is now the case. He. further recommends ' that the number of deer allowed by law to be killed be reduced, and suggests that a limit of three be fixed. Discussing .this subject further, he says that a tw should be passed rel atlve to the bunting of deer with dogs- He says that hunters are prone when exceeding the limit as to the number of deer to be klllol to offer the excuse that the dogs got beyond control, and In this manner many evasions of the law have been made. He suggests that 1 a law was passed making It a misdemeanor for the owner, when his dogs run down too many deer, that It will have a bene flolal effect. ,. - He also believes that a more strlng- nt "law'u'iiotiid1 be passed, as to the killing of elk,-, and suggests ' one which has for Its penalty imprison-; taent."1. . , Need Trout' Hatcheries. He also says that the beavers in the state are becoming over plentiful, and are doing much damage and suggests the removal of the protec tion for these animals for a year. He contends that the present duck limit' is too high 85 for seven con secutive days, and be believes that It should he reduced to 25, and also be lieves that a law should be passed making it unlawful to sell ducks In the open market. Trout hatcheries are) needed, be says, and recommends the passage of a law at the coming legislative ses slon which will permit the taking of money from the came and protection fund for the Installation of hatcher ies. ' . So far there has been an open sea' son on the Rogue rivor, and he rec ommends that a law be enacted pro viding for a closed season for trout fishing on this stream. " ' Receipts and Expenditures. The receipts of the department are given as $4422.83 and the expend! tures at $41,47.97, leaving a balance of $274-86. In the gamo protection fund there was a balance on Decern bnr 1, 1900, of $30,352.82, and alnce then there has been received $67,' 849.89 from fines and licenses, mak Ing a total of $98,202.71. The ex penses for service of deputies and the planting of flHh and lieassnts amount d to $43,095, leaving a balance of $65,107.31. There were 286 violations of the game laws, and $10,036 was taken In from flnts alone. ' Ono thousand and five permits to ship game from the state were Issued. Seven hundred and fifteen of them wt-re for Chines, pheasants and 39 for Golden pheasants and 30 for Ore gon quail. The remainder were for ilver, Amherst and Japanese pheas ants and turkey.- But one deer was shipped. THE REPORT Oil SOLDIERS HOME PLACED 0i FILE The biennial report of W. W. Eld er, commandant of the Oregon Sol diers' Home, at Roseburg, was filed this morning with Acting Governor Bowerman. The report covers - the labors of those connected with this institution, its present condition, and also contains recommendations as "to appropriations at the coming legisla tive session. There Is an annual appropriation of $12,000 by the legislature for the home, but at the last session an addi tional " appropriation was made. iCommacdanl Klder says that this ad ditional appropriation will be Neces sary this seoulon, and also inka for an appropriation of $1000 for a com missary building; $600 for the wir ing of the mala bullying and hospital, and $200 for painting the porches or the various buildings. Tlio enrollment of the Institution since September 30, ''SOS, has lu lmr'a-d to tbe extent of 161. Tbo conimsnduut reorts that (be build- 1 Absolutely Pura Tho onfy baking powder nmtfa from Royal Crsgi Cream of Tartar . . foJl&a.fo Lisa Fhcsphsb inga are In a good condition, and that the affairs of the lnstltltlon are pro gressing in a most satisfactory man ner.' ' ' VASHIHGTOII WAIITS PANAMA EXPOSITION (oxitsd rassa Laisao wia. Washington, Dec. 14. Washlng to ntoday entered the lists as a can didate for the site of the . Panama canal exposition in 1916. The boosters of the national cap ital believe it should be the com promise choice in the San Francisco New Orleans fight. DEATH LIST GREATER . TITAN MEXICAN REVOLUTION ". ohitsd riucss tausD ws. . San Francisco, Dec. 14 The rail road of CallfornJi killed 806 per sons and injured 2175 during the year ending June 80, 1910, according to the annual report of the State Railroad Commission, made public to day. Five less were killed doting tbe fiscal year 1908-1909, but nearly 400 more maimed. The report contains 435 typewritten pages, and is one of the most complete ever submitted by the commission. " Kept the King at Home. , "For the past year we have kept tbe king of all laxatives Dr. King's New Utv Pills lu our home and they nuv pioved a blessing to all Oaf family," writes Paul" Mathulka of Buffalo, N. T. Basy, but sure remedy for all Stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles. Only 25o at J. C Pery's. A Dreadful Wound. .. From a knife, gun, tin can, rusty nail, fireworks, or of any other na ture, demands prompt treatment with Bucklen's Arnica Salve to pre vent blood poison or gangrene. It's the quickest, surest healer for all such wounds as also for Burns, Bolls, Sores, Skin Eruptions, Ede ma, Chapped Hands, Corns or Piles. 25 centa at I, C. Perry's. CASTOR I A For Infants and Childxsru The Kind You Hava Always Bought .Bears the Signature of all patent medicine or medicines ad vertised la this paper art for sal. at DR. STONE'S Drug Store rfcs only cash drug store la Oregon owes do one, and no one owes It; carries large stock; Its shelve counters and show cases are loadud with drugs, medicines, notloua, toi let articles, wines and liquors of all klads for m.dlctual purposes. Dr Stone Is a regular graduate In medl cine and has bad many years of ex, perlence In the practice. Consulta tions are free. Prescriptions art free, and only regular price for Died clue. Pr. Stone can be found at his drug store, Salem, Or., from 1 n Dioruiog until 9 at night. A; Great Direcs! : ii Goods Opportunity I: ;; We've just selected from our 90c, $1.00 and1 'A 1 $i20 lines, 47 pieces of novelty weaves and placed them on our bargain tables at 75c per " ... ... yard. Every fall jcolor is included in the lot.: It is because we make these general clean-up - sales of dress goods at the end of -each sea . , son that we never have any old dress good to show you. I Another Lot, Dress Goods t. From our 45c, 50c and 60c lines now 35c per yard. Everybody knows that our reduced "prices are not imaginary reductions from fip- tious values. That's why that large lot of . - silks we placed onour bargain table last week Is all closed out, excepting a few short lengths. Holiday shopping is on in earnest -. r now. ; Do your trading in the mornings if pos-;r ; ( sible, but we'll do our best to serve you prop-' ' erly during the afternoon rush, if you can't . come at any other time. ' - Our assortment of HOLIDAY Js larger than ever before. Remember that we 'mark all holiday goods at the same small mar gift' of profit as regular lines. Our store' closes as usual at 5:30 every evening excepting Sat - urday this week. "Credit" Stores Can't Match Our Prices. Take Care! Remember that when your kid neys are affected, -your life la In danger. M. Mayer, Rochester N. T., says: "Foley Kidney Pills are a wonderful discovery and I heartily recommend their use. My trouble started with a sharp- shooting pain over my back which grew worse each day. I felt sluggish and tired, my kidney action was Irregular and Infrequent with a fine sand-like substance. While tbe disease was at Its worst I started using Foley Kid ney Pills. Their prompt and effi cient action was marvelous. Each dose seemed to put new life and strength Into me, and now I am completely cured and feel better and stronger than for years." Red Cross Pharmacy. e i . Piles Cured In 0 to 14 Hays. PAZO OINTMENT la guaranteed to cure any case of Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Plies In ( to 14 days or money refunded. 60o. : ' mwf Tbe peculiar properties of Cham berlain's Cough Remedy have been thoroughly tested during epidemics of lnfluena, and when It was taken In time we have not heard of a sin gle case of pneumonia. Sold by all dealers. TONIGHT Grand Opera Hous; K. T. ARMhlltONO, Mgr. Best of all laugh-producers. ' Spe cial announcement will be male to night regarding tbe Christmas gift to be given away that are on display at H. W. ft M. L. Meyers, Buren Hamilton and Salem Woolen Mills Store. - - , Don't fall to heir Santa Claus' ad vance notice. ' Prices, 15c, I5c, 15c, BOo. .The Armstrong E. T. Armstrong, Manager j 124 N. Liberty Street Salem, Oregon Fine nursery stock. Fruit, Nut and Ornumuutal Trees, Hhrubs aud Roses. We have uo agents. Direct to pluutur. Phone 857. i .. 38 pieces of I NOVELTIES! Marvelous Discoveries, mark tbe wonderful progress of th age. Air flights on heavy machines, telegrams without - wires, terrible war Inventions to kill men, and that wonder of wonders Dr. King's New Discovery to save life when threat ened by coughs, colds, lagrlppe, asthma, croup, bronchitis, ' hemor rhages, bay fever and whooping cough or lung trouble. For a!l bronchial affectious it has no equal. It relieves Instantly. Its the surest cure. James M. Black of Ashville. N. C R. R. No. 4, writes It cured him of an obstinate cough after all other 'remedies failed. Fifty ceuts and 11.00. A trial bottle free. Guaranteed by J. C. Perry. " The biggest irrigating canal tn the state is soon to be opened. It will Irrigate 73,000 acres. , t o . Get the Genuine Always. , ' A substitute Is a dangerous make shift especially In medicine. The genuine Foley's Honoy and Tar cures coughs and colds quickly and la In a yellow package, contains no suits. Red Cross Pharmacy. Ch I Id rn Ory FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA Columbia Grand Stock Co. 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