SALEM. OREGOX. ttKltXEsUAV. -UGVST 30, 1811.
PAGE POUR
DAILY CAPITAL JOCTtXAL.
PREPARING
ATTEND THE WIND UP
TO FORFEIT
THE FRANCHISE
OF OUR GREAT SALE
MORE
of Our Fall Opening Sale. Liberal reductions on every order taken.
D. H. Mosher. tSIr
456 COURT STREET
A, B.
JEWELRY STORE
IS BURGLARIZED
1ATI ttl' fIL! ri If Ln Tn niirv I i- r
juujmie. 11-9 r.iu.r.ir hp ui l.i .T.ir r.
HI T (JOT A WAT WITH A LOT Or
JEWLLKY ALOMi WITH M FltO.H
THE ItECISTER -TOTAL LOSS,
Aiiorr 1.0.
Burglara broke Into the store nt 322
StuU alret't, which U occupied Jointly
by thn Crown drug more and A. II.
Gardner, Jewelrr, some time during
last night and secured $50 In chhIi
from the cbbIi rcglHtor of the phar
macy and then broke open Gardner's
work desk and plundered It. Gardner
has not yet completed a llBt of the
articles he Is mining but places hln
loss at $100. The police have no clue
to the robbers.
Whpn the store was opened this
morning Mr. Gardner found Jewelry
ncattered about on the floor near his
work bench. Some of tho articles
were found out In the main aisle of
the drug Btore, Knowing that the rob
bers worked rapidly nnd carelesHly.
Ilefore leaving the store last night Mr.
Gardner placed numerous articles of
juwelry In small tin boxes, locked tlx;
boxes and then placed them In the top
of his work bench, the top of which
was closed and locked.
The burglars entered the store
through a rear door In the baHement
and reached the first floor by break
ing several board a under the front
.window aryl crawling up back of Mr.
Gardner's desk which 1b In the front
part of tho drug store on the west
side of the room. The Intruders tried
the combination on the wife, but could
not work It. The thieves then broke
open Gardner's desk, secured the tin
boxes' arid after breaking the locks
proceeded to help themselves. It Is
Mr. Gardner's opinion t tut t they nliued
to secure only the most vnluablu Jew
elry, which Indicates Unit they were
not amateurs at the biwincHH.
Among the articles which Mr. Gard
ner hu lost nro: Opal quartz brooch
oval shape, gold mounting; ladles gold
v.atch chain, yard long; agate heart
(harm; gold ring, three emeralds,
doublets; agate brooch, gold mount
ing; Kik charm, gold mounting, bear
ing Inscription which Ih the
number of the Kalem lodge of Elks.
The Jeweler's list Is not yet complete.
Mr. Hlngo left the drug store about
ft: lid laxt night. The robbers shoved
In a door in the rear of tho basement
and walked through the basement to
the front part of the building. The
pharmacy Is located a few doors cast
of the Hush bank and patrolmen are
usually In this neighborhood at till
hours of the night. The Western Un
ion Telegraph office, which la open
until 1 o'clock or later at night, Is
across the street and a little to the
west. Three saloons are open until
midnight In the same block, and the
While House restaurant, which Is
open all night, Is Just a few doorB
east on State street.
Mr. (iraher left a box of matches on
the counter last night back of the
cash register. The robbers used some
of these matches while working In the
front of the room. Mr. Giaher, who
formerly was Interested with Theo
dore Roth In the grocery business,
was robbed on a previous occasion,
while In the grocery business.
Chief Hamilton stated this morning
that he had no clues to tho perpetrat
ors of the burglary tip to 9 o'clock
this morning.
Divided With Ills AVIfo.
Lawrenceburg, Ind., Aug. 30.
Hold on the charge of stoallng a
pair of loaded dice from a saloon
keeper, Louis A. Weiss, 28, was giv
en hlg freedom today because be
was caught passing a bundlo of food
to his wife.
To the Jailor Weiss said that he
had been giving her part of his al
lowance every day, to keep her from
starving. Hearing of the Incident,
Prosecutor Russe ordered the pris
oner released.
WILL BOOST
THE HIGHWAY
AT NEWBERG
Having for Its object the creation
of Interest in the building of the Fort-land-Salem
highway a booster meet
ing will be held this evening In the
town of Newberg, and It will be at
tended by a number of Salemltes wiio
favor the construction of the highway.
The people of Newberg and the sur
rounding country are already enthus
iastic over the proposed highway, ahd
from all reports a monster meeting
will be held. Attending the meeting
will be KxMuyor Rodgers. Grant Dlm
Ick of Oregon City, nnd C. T. Prall of
Portland, all member of a committee
appointed by Governor West to map
out a campaign for the building of
the road.
I Preparatory to in'itutinK b-eal pro
ceedings to forfeit the franchise of j jjj
, the Portland, Eugene & Eastern Rail- , fl
roau company. .Mayor ijicuiuiidu oas
called a special meeting of the coun
cil for this evening for the purpose'
of passing an ordinance repealing the
ordinance passed by the uty granting
the franchise to the railroad company.
The city attorney, together witli
: additional counsel employed by the
' city, for a week or more have been
j looking up legil ruer!'ie to th
(procedure to be t'iken tn forfeit the
I franchise. They finnlly decided n;at
I before a suit wp? f'!'"l in 'he court
jthat It would be ne-'-sary tor th
j council to pass an n'!in:in- rerci'ine
jthe one grantms the frnn"hi-e. and
'that 1 the retMion nf t'.e s: crinl meet-
Ing A soon as thi Is done complaint
asking for the forfeiture of the fran
chise will be fll d lr. the circ.iit court.
Grounds nf nniillini-nt.
The grounds upon which it will b
i sought to have the franchise declared
j forfeited are that tlie company has not
I complied with its frriis in providing
j a street car service on "i nter :--tr",
and also In falling to install its line
I on Front street; ai d also in falling
to provide the required size of r.iil on
the C'entpr street, track.
The best IwiaV.s v.e ever placed en our counters are here marked out in plain, bi
fisures.'OA is he time when small money goes far cost and less this week.
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Be sure and take a bottle of Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy with you when starting on
your trip this summer. It cannot be
obtained on hoard the trains or steam
ers. Changes of walcr and climate
often cnuacs sudden attacks of diar
rhoea, and It is best to be prepared.
Sold by all denlers.
Defines "A Meal."
UNITED FRF.SS LliSID WIRI.
I.os Angeles, Cal., Aug. 30. Defini
tion of a "bona fide" meal with which
liquor may be served by restaurants
Is made In a resolution adopted by
the police commission. After speci
fying that the meal shall cost not less
thnn fifteen cents, It requires that
bread, meat, fish, cheese or beans be
served, In a sufficient quantity to be
beyond any question of being a sub
terfuge for a proper meal.
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It is published by Frank Bonvllle,
author of the Bonvllle System, and
compiled and edited by Enoch I.
Will, manager of the Bonvllle Pub.
Co. "The Bonvllle Square Deal" can
be found on sale for 35c at Patton
II roe.' book store.
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CASTOR I A
lor Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
ev liiciirpnniliona.
The following articles of Incorpora
tion were filed yesterday with the
secretary of stpte:
Salmon River Mining Co., Portland.
Capital tsock. $.',0 nun.
Snn Francisco, Portland & I.os An
geles Steamship company, Portland.
Capital stock. $:,uou.
Pacific Mutual Property Exchange.
Portland. Capital stock. I.Vi.ono.
Ford Motor Car Agency, Incorpor
ated. Portland. Capital stock, $2o.oou.
Huntington News company, Hunt
ington. Canital stock. $12"i0.
The Aluminum Cooking I'tensil Co.,
foreign, Portland. Capital stock,
$10.01111.
Northwest Townsli? company, for-
plffll. Pnrtlnnrl Pnnital Ktnclr tr.00 000 !
Waldo Hills Orchard company, for
eign, Salem. Capital stock, $:12.".,000.
Lane and Benton County Land com
pany, supplementary.
The Merchants Cold Mining & De
velopment Co., dissolution.
Oregon Venture company, dissolu
tion. I.ane and Benton County Land com
pany, Increase, JlOO.ono to $200,000.
1
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New
Fall
Suits
Now ready for
sellin?. Come and
see the wonderful
bargains we are
offering, We are
selling suits at
cost this week to
introduce the new
stock, $18, $20,
$25 and S30.00
Suits now on sale
for
$9.90,
$10.50,
$12.50,
and
$14.90
Hundreds
of odd lots and odds and ends left
over after the big saleat less than
the manufacturers' first cost. Come
and see them they are all out on the
counters marked . in plain figures.
Dress Goods and Silks
All marked out on the counters in plain
figure", the bes bargains we ever offered
7oc r.am Fancy Silks
25c
Foley KldneyPllls are specially use
ful in all ailments and disorders of
the kidneys and bladder, because
they are composed of Ingredients spe
cially selected for their corrective,
healing, tonic and stimulating effects
upon these organs and the urinary
passages. They are anti-septic, antl
llthlc and ,a uric acid solvent. Try
them. Red Cross Pharmacy (H.
Jerman).
Bears the
Signature of
Deaths every day from automobile
accidents seem not to check reckless
driving.
per yard
lain . and Fancy Silk
49c
Standard Calicoes and
Ginghams, the best
quality, now yard .
5c
Muslins at Mill Prices
85c Dress Goods,
now, yard . .
45c
Remnants of wool Dress
Goods at exactly Half Price.
Hundreds of Items out on our
counters, at prices that will
surprise you.
The
Greater
CHICAGO
"The Store That Saves You Money"
STflHF LSaIem
1 VIlI-i (Won
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Read The Journal Ads carefully. Our advertisers 'are offering great bargains every day.
We Are Double Discounting All Profit Sharing Sales
Echoes from the OREGON SHOE STORE Prove Interesting
HUNDREDS of happy satisfied customers have made daily visits to OUR GREAT SALE. A steady
stream of Busy Bargain Buyers from the opening to the closing of the doors. The purchasers onslaught
is visible each evening but the vacated ranks are refilled for the Morrow's Battle, with equal bargains
WHAT DOES IT MEAN?
SIMPLY THIS: An Honest Sale of Honest Goods for an Honest Purpose with
Honest Low Prices, meets the approval of all: hence the verdict in our favor.
A Few of Our Humming Hismm
ers Investigate Them
Men's $5 Patent Shoes $1.98, $4 Oxfords $1.98, Boys and Youths' regular $2 Dress nrl Qi r
$1.19, Women's regular $5 Dress Shoe $1.98, Black and Tan $3 Oxfords for $1.69, Canvas Oxfords 23c
Misses and Children's $2 Dress and School Shoe $1.19, Children and Babies' Fancy Shoes and Slippers at
38 to 44 cents. Yes we guarantee to fit your feet, mind, and purse. Every morning at 8 o'clockwe
renew our GIGANTIC ATTACK on a stock of Shoes second to none in the' 'citv or vallm, w
i . .11 i nil i y vauey. We are
supplying your neighbors and would b2 pleassd to have your consideration. Come and learn what the
purchasing price of a dollar means to you: As ever " ' v
Yours anxious, to please,
The Oregon Shoe Company.
Salem's Best Shoe Store
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