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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 11, 1911)
t 1 I FACE I1GHT. DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. WEIXKSI).V, fXTOHKR 11. 1811. i ; Store Closed-Taft Day---Thursday---9 to 11:30 A. M. Three-Day Economy Sale of Dress Goods and Silks THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATUR DAY A rare chance to purchase new popular suitings and dress fabrics at special saving prices. This event includes all dress goods and silks. These departments are completely stocked with all the latest popular weaves and color ings. The qualities are the best and buying them now at special reductions is certainly true economy. Remem ber Only three days THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVERYONE HAD i STEPHENSON'S ' i CAMPAIGN COIN - UXITID PIES a WIRE. i Milwaukee, Wis., Oct. 11. That 'the Stephenson rampilen was aged I actively among the Catholic element ; In the state was bniiiuht out today In ;the Investigation of the charges that j Senator Isaac Stephenson, of Wiscon ;ain, bought his sat in the I'n'ted States senate, which is being con j ducted by the Heyburn senatorial committee here. ! Samuel Perrln. a Catholic father i superior, testified that he had re. jCeived $5000 from the Stephenson I forces for the primary election of 1 1908. He admitted that he gave the legislative committee a statement of j expenses, showing that he had spent ! $4 r, OS, nni kept the remainder him !s"lf. He said that he gave R. J. j Shields money on numerous occa sions, and that Shields mw var'ous Catholics who later became active In Stephenson's behalf. ' In rspoese to a statement by Father Perrln that he could not ac count for $3000 which he paid out, Senator Heyburn remarked: 'Was not that rather a spectacular campaign, with such sums of money floating around unaccounted for?" ; "Well." replied Father Perrln, "speaking In the v rnncular. we l re h ad'em going. There were four candidates In the flild. three trained politicians, and Stephenson." Store closed-Taft Day-Thursday-9 to 11:30 A.M. i The House of Quality The Home of Satisfaction JC Jt JC j(t Jt 3 jr'JI 5IVJS; I Kir KnlglitH, Attention Hpnclal meeting of Do Mulay Com mandery No. 5, K. T., this evening ut 7.30 o'clock, Work in tlie Hedil Cross degree. Visiting sir knights welcome. Moving Picture A good bill of moving pictures at thu Grand tonight. iet Wine And attend Hinges, unction sale; nothing reserved. R. M. Harding, auctioneer. From Present Indiciitliuis Hinges' auction Is going to be a record breaker. 123 N. Commercial street next to U. S. National Dank building. At the (iI-iiikI Moving pictures tonight, Thursday nnd Friday. Marriage I. Icon ho Issued i Count Clerk Allen yesterday Is-' sued g marriage license to Ott rtur ton Michael, uged 3(i, of Wheatland,1 nnd llnttio Wlllianis, aged 21 nnd of Gorvals. The Sanitary Grocery i Can supply your needs in the groc ery, bread, and fresh country eggs nnd poultry. Vegetables that are' fresh and crisp. Cull or phone Main 131. The Sunset (Iroceiy. To Klcct OiUcers Governor West today called nn election for tho purpose of electing olllcers for the. Oregon naval militia. Adjutant General Flnzer will tlx the date of tho election. Defendants Win A verdict In favor of the defen dants was returned by tho Jury em paneled to try tho case of Al Scott vs. Dan llusby, et ul, an action for the recovery of an automobile which had been attached for Its upkeep by The Capital garage. Commuted to Asylum After nn examination by Dr. Cart wright and Dr. Tamlosle, Klmer U Parsons was adjudged Insane by 'County Judge llushey yesterday and committed to the asylum. Parsons had been undergoing treatment at the Willamette Sanatorium. Ao Slander Says .lurj After deliberating over tho evi dence adduced In the case of J. U. Dobbins against Warren Hunt, the Jury returned a verdict In favor of the defendant last evening. Dobbins al leged tlmt Hunt had called liliu a rhlcken thief ami desired damages to the amount of $:i,()00 on account thereof. litirvlnrs Sentenced Changing their picas from not guilty to guilty, Uoseoo Ogden, and Wm. Woods yesterday were given In determinate sentences in the state penitentiary. Tho charges against them were burglarizing three resi dence In the city. The minimum sentence is one year and the maxi mum, seven years. The Weather Fair tonight and Thursday; light shifting southerly winds. ( a sli for Old Accounts Comes easily and direct If you em ploy the "Sulem Mercantile Agency," 201 U. S. Bank building. 10-3-ood-2w Who Lost These! A brown velvet handbag and a bolt of gray silk were taken from the per son of Kdwnrd Calvert, who was giv en 10 days In Jail yesterday after noon by Judge Klgln for peddling without a license. It Is the opinion of the olllcers that the articles are stolen, though an Inquiry at the stores of the city has not disclosed the fact that any of them have missed articles of that description. Want Stores Closed Tho IluslneHB Men's League last evening passed resolutions favoring tho closing of all stores In the city from 9 to 11:30 o'clock, Thursday, during the visit of President Tal't to the city. A committee has been ap pointed to wait on the merchants and ask them to comply with the wishes of the resolutions. Sidling lteprcscnts (iovernor Governor WeHt today designated Hen Selling, president of the state senate to represent him at the Colum bus day exercises which will be held In Portland tomorrow, the governor being detained In Salem by the visit of the president to the city. Wlieii the Question Comes 1 As to what nnd where you shall buy In the way of groceries, canned goods, fruits, vegetables or table del icacies, you can settle It to your complete satisfaction by phoning Main 311, the store of dependable eatables. J. M. Ijiwrence. South Compioi'clnt and Ferrv street. 10-ll-2t o I lodgers Is Coining, Kansas City, Oct. 11 Thousands ncclalmed Aviator Hodgers when he alighted hero from Marshall, Mo., today. The transcontinental b'rd ninn circled twice over the business section of the city In plain sight of all, and then descended in Swope Park, after which he went to a hotel to rest. Ho covered 80 mieg In a little over two boms today. PRESIDENT WELCOMED AT OLYMPIA UNITED l'DKSS LRASBO Willi. Olympia, Wash., Oct. 11. A tpilet. reserved crowd greeted President Taft at the cnpliol of Washington today. In the central hall of the state capl tol before which the president Bpoke, lay in state the body of II. A. Fair child, state railroad commissioner, and the city mourned Its dead, while It welcomed the president. In his speech the president con gratulated Washington on "The pro gressive legislation you have adopted in this state". He particularly praised the state's worklngninn's compensation law. In his speech the president defend ed his tariff veto and espoused tariff revision nt the nevt session of con gress. The president greeted 1,000 school children of Olympia and had lunch with Governor Hay during his hour nnd a half In the town. o SHE BLAMES ILLEGAL VOTES ' FOR DEFEAT I PERSONALS. L. I.enmon has returned from a week spent In the Sulslaw I.ake re gion. He met iluckskln Hob Smith on Tslitcoos Lake. Mr. Lemmon is a young man who has scouted around in Oregon for (IT years. Governor West went to Portland today. Mrs. Lottie Douglas, of Eugene. Is a guest of Mrs. Ed. Keens, on North Front street. Alexander Clark is back from a three weeks' visit with his daughter at Newport. Mrs. L. Collins and daughter, after a visit with friends In the city have returned to their home at Gervals. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Allen are vis iting friends In Eugene. Mrs. America Cochran Is back from a visit with her son. J. M. Howe, of Kugeti". Julian Dlnstnnro and (laughters .uisses r.umi ami iiuuh oi vusiiti, Minnesota, who have been visiting friends in the city, left yesterday for Ixis Angeles. C. I). Mulligan and family have moved to Newport for the winter. J. W .Crawford, an old Salem res ident, Is in the city renewing old nc nuaintances. He Is attending the Presbytery of tho Presbvterlnn church now being held here for the Willamette valley. He now resides at Corvallis. o STATISTICAL DIED. CHAPEL At his home. No. 239'. D street, Salem, Ore., Oct. 10. 1911 at 10:30 a. m., George C. Chapel, aged 74 years, 8 months, 12 days. Mr. Chapel was an old soldier of tho late war and leaves a wife to ! mourn his departure. Funeral will I be held from the residence. Thurs-! day. at 2 p. in., burial at Lee Mission! cemetery. I Our Store will be Closed Thursday from 9 A. M. t0 12 Noon on account of President Taft's visit. A ROYAL WELCOME TO OUR NATION'S "CHIEF" I fi You'll Look Your BcsTinj PM a Dress Chosen from this Assortment This assemblage of beautiful Dresses far surpasses anything similar you've ever seen. We're am'mm t t W have you come on a tour of cntical inspection, be-1 il i il J - ii l cause we are ceriaui uiai uiese ui esses will charm X and delight you. j There are splendid creations for women, as well t as many styles designed and made especially for misses. Chiffons, organdies, beaded robes and embroidered laces form the greater part of this collection, although there's hardly a popular style 1 or material that is not represented. $r ''J e prces are m0(krate considering quality, style and t v' workmanship, and range from $15 to $75 Exceptional Values for Visitors! Women's and misses' fine tailored suits ! in Lymansille cheviot, French serge and J novetly suitings, Special $12.50 to $15 :: Women's fine tailored waists, plain and:: tucked models, Special $1.98 - Children's cloth coat in cardinal, navy cinu iciiiuy iniAiuitii), MHtJS 4, D UD TO Women's and misses' one-piece serge and cashmere dresses, colors, balck, navy brown, Special $10.89 Children's serge dresses in Buster Brown and slip over styles, Ages- 6 to 14, Spe cial $5.75 Women's percale and lingerie waists, full range of sizes, Special 39c STRICTLY ONE PRICE TO ALL 14 years, Special $5,00 1 ClIAMiKS IX I'MCK (llvt ih your masH.tim subscription nt mii'i'. l'rli'i'8 advance Novciulior ",tli. V can niiiko you club prices ami Mint joii money. Take advan- tane now. TIIK COMMKlMi VL HOOK STORK lt',;i I'oumierclal Street THE GRAND Moving Pictures Tonight ntOOKAH I "I'mler the Willow Tree" Drama I (YltaBiapht "The Siuaw'n Uive" Priima IlioRrapli) I "Daughter of South" Drama (Pathel "Mary's Masquerade" Comedy (Kdlson) Suns Hay Ohapler1 Music Orchestra ! ICXITEI) l'KKSH I.EiSEU WI1IK. San Francisco, Oct. 11. Miss Gall l.aiiKhlln of Denver, for the last 10 days of the suffrane fight In San Francisco, the head of the election day campaign committee, In a state ment today, declared that if suffrage lost by 10.000. tlw defeat was due to purchased and illegally cast votes. She snys: "The women of San Francisco have started a petition today, under the Initiative and referendum, and will make our new fight In 1912, In this new battle the women will do what they did not have time to do before thoroughly organize the pre cincts of San Francisco, for It wns San Francisco that lost us the fight. "We can never win this battle for the women of California as long as we allow San Francisco to steal our votes. If we lose this election In California by 10.000 votes, I declare with a certainty that it will be be cause of the illegal proceedings at every polling place In Sun Francisco before nnd after the count." o Having a pull helps a lot, but push Is the thing. CAN UK KKITIKIIsO IK XtlT l.i:i TTlHl,ll(i. ITIIVSIIKKN .A MISTAKK TO l.K.T YOl U KVKS (ill SO I.OMi WH IIOIT AT. tkntiox, iut it is not too i.atk kvkx now to 1iavk thi:m kxamixki) and kittko with ;ihi ;i.ssks which Wil l, COItllKCI' TIIK WKAhXKSS OK KKKKIT'IVK ISION. YOl' WOU.DVT KXI'KCr liOOO WOHK OK A CAMKISA THAT W AS TTOT PKOI'K.ISIA KlK I SK1. WOl l.lt YOl'? THKX HOW CAN YOl' KXI'KIT t.'OOD W OHK Klilttl YOl H KYK.S? f BARR'S JEWELRY STORE Who said frobody loves a fat man? $3.00 Derbies $1.40 rtoglunlng on vVednocday, Oc tober 11th we will place on sale a bunch of $:i Derby Hats for $1.40 This consists of a lot of broken lines ami pract cal 'v every slse. No excuse for greeting Taft with a "bum lid." when yon c-'n net a new 00 hat for $1.40, On sale the remainder of the week. THE TOGGERY 167 Commercial Street Put Yuntl Al. Hint Phone 356 Main (To b continued) Quality S Merchandise U. G. Shipley Co. 145-147 North Liberty Street Between State and Court Streets Popular Prices ROSCOK At the family home, 1694: Ilroadway, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday: morning. October 10, 1911. Ells worth Roscoe, age 1 year, of dysen tery. I The funeral was held from the tin-1 dertiiking parlors of I ehnian & Clough this morning nt 10 o'clock. I Interment in the I. O- O. tery. n F. ceme- Xe w I ncorpoi'ii t ions. The following articles of incorpor ation were filed today with the sec retary of state: Portland Pure Milk & Cream Co., Increase. $2.1,000 to $7.1,000. Hillcrest Orchard Co., foreign, Med ford, $125,000. A TERRIFIC SNOW STORM IN MONTANA' Pocatello, Ida., . Oct. 11 Wire communication with Butte was lost today on account of a terrific snow storm that Is sweeping over South western Montana. Just before the wires went down, it was reported that two feet of snow had fallen at Butte, paralyzing street car traffic and putting power ' circuits out of commission. o NEW TODAY. AllOCT 3 lr2 to 4 acres of land to rent, house and barn. Inquire SCO Highland avenue. 10-11-St ..THE PALM.. THE OLD BLY THEATRE Under New Management Presents The Knox Comedy Co. Oct. 12, 13, 14, and 15 This is one of the best comedy companies on the road and will put on first class attract ions Prices 15c and 25c Grand Opera House, Saturday, Oct. 14 MORTIL SINGER w The DiUrm if Muaal Cma&a By ADAMS. HOUGH and HOWARD Three Absolutely Original Dances: rTmrwn Trices, Sue to $1.30 Seats ob Sale Friday, a. FOR SALE Six room bungalow, new, $1450. $100 down, balance $15 per month. See Homer H. Smith, McCornack building. 9-20-tf 5 ACRE TRACTS, 4 to miles out, $25 down and $5.00 a month without Interest for three years. It is good soil- $"50 for five acres. Oregon Realty Co., 275 State street. 10-H-3t FOR SALE Cheat seed at Buckner's feed store, South Commercial street. $1.00 per sack. 8-23-tf A NEW 5-room house and 3 acres near the South Salem car line, out side the city limits. It has a good well and small stable, also a small price, $3200 takes it. The Oregon Realty Co., 275 State street. 10-n-3t ROOM and board near high school. 642 X. High. 10-ll-3t FOR SALE A new modern built 5 room bungalow, on extra large corner lot; cheap, if taken now. 1510 Bellevue street. 10-10-3t- $725 WILL buy 5 acres in cultiva tion; good fruit soil. Listen: $200 down and the balance in four equal payments, one each year. Try this one. Oregon Realty Co., 275 State street. 10-ll-3t FOR SALE A good eight room plas tered house, with electric lights and hot and cold water and seven lots only three blocks from the court house. This place also has a small chicken house and a barn. Will be sold very reasonable, If taken soon. For particulars phone Main 1391. 10-9-3t FOR SALE Good nine room house with barn, fruit house and variety of fruit. Nine blocks from busi ness part of city, cheap if taken soon. Inquire at 1267 N. Commer cial. 10-ll-3t I STILL have a few good R. C. Rhode Island Red hens and pullets which I will sell. See me at 670 Mill street or phone 1390. 10-10-3t A GOOD LOT in South Salem In ex change for a horse and buggy. E. Hofer & Sons, 213 South Commer cial street. Phone Main 82. 10-ll-3t WANTED A good sized lot close to car line, not too far out. Cash. Telephone 96 Main. io-6-tf THERE never was a better invest ment than a Richmond lot, they are the best, and can be bought on easy terms. Oregon Realty Co.. 275 State street. 10-U-3t FOR SALE Good piano, $100 cash. See me at once. Address 705 Bel mont street, or phone 1100. 10-9-3t A NICE little house of four rooms, near the car line, and a lot 66x130 feet. A price of $1150 is on it. It has an easjt front and is a good buy. Oregon Realty Co.. 275 C:ite street. 10-ll-3t NEW HOUSE of five rooms, plas tered, walls tinted, lot 50x125. near Capitol street paving; all assess ments paid. Price $1600. Oregon Kealty Co-, 2,o State street. 10-ll-3t FOR TRADE I will trade two resi dent lots In Chicago, 111., for city property in Salem, or for team harness,- wagon and farm Imple ments. Can give you clear title Call and see or address O. C. Baker, Garden Road, Route 7, Sa lem, Ore. 10-11-lm FOR SALE Team of horses' and harness, transfer wagon as good, as new, fitted out as camp wagon at a bargain for cash or would consider vacant city property. Inquire at corner N. Front and Pine street, back of Jacobs Implement store. 10-11-t WANTED Man to dig potatoes on shares. Inquire of I. N. Ridgeway, the Nursey man. Gilliam's Stable. 10-9-3t 80 ACRES of land right in the city (almost), at $175 per acre. It Is worth more! and will bring more before six' months. It doesn't take much money to handle It Look this up; It Is good one. Oregon Realty Co.. 275 State street 10-U-3t less I'nse. Hon. Ark. J. E. Freeman says: "I had a severe case of kidney trouble and could not work and my case seemed hopeless. I used several well known kidney remedies, and had the services of a doctor, all of which gave me no relief. One large bottle of Foley's Kidney Remedy cured me and I have never been bothered since. I have also recommended it to my friends who all received the same good results." MONEY TO MOAN On pood Real Estate security. BECHTEL BTXOX ill State Street $2,100 9-room house and three lots, 50 xl20; house In good condition. Barn 18x26. All sewer and street assessments are paid. This price will hold for only a short time. E. HOFER & SONS 213 S. Comm. St. Plione 82. MONEY TO LOAN THOS. K. FORD Over Ladd and Bush Bank. Salem. Ot Norwich Union Fire Insurnace Society. Burghardt & Meredith, Resident Ag 885 STATE STREET. MONEY TO LOAN On Farm Property. John H. Scotl & Co., over th Chicago Store, S lem, Oregon. Phone 1552. GEORGE M. POST ARCHITECT Corner State & Liberty Stfc. Salem, Oregon. Boom 1, Graj Blk. Phooe M- TYPEWRITERS ALL MAKES Bonght Sold Rented It" paired Ribbon Roller Supplies See Me Before Ton Do Anything C. M. LOCKW00D riione 98 Mal 214-W X. Com St. We " .Near Oakland. California The only Woman's Collcgre on the Pacific Coast Chartered 1SS5. Kcar two (treat Univtrsitiei. Ideal climate throughout the year. Entrance nnd graduation requirements equivalent W those o( Stanford and University ot California. Laboratories for science with modern equip ment. Excellent opportunicics for home economics, library study, music and srt. Modern gymnasium. Special care for health of student:,, out-door life. President, Luella Clay Carson, A. it., Litt. D., LL. D. F catalogue address Secretary, Mill! College 1. O.. California. Pntfino MnrWtitinn PnrlnfS Modern in every detail. Lady assist- ant. Corner Cottage and CUemeketa. Phone 721.