DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON. SATIROAY, NOVEMBER 18. 1011.
PAfii mi
Bed Spreads
$1.50 values
$1,25 values
..$1.29
..$1.09
Pillow Cases
22c
Per Pair
Outing Flannel
Night Gowns
$1,75 values ..S1.49
1,25 values .. 1.09
1,00 values .. ,89
ALL TABLE NAPKINS at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Women's
Suits
Reduced
from
25
to
50 Per Cent
Table Linens
$3,00 values ..$2.25
2,00 vaules .. 1.69
1,50 vaules .. 1.19
1,25 vaules .. 1.04
1,15 values ,99
1,00 values .. .84
,75 values .. .54
,60 values .. .46
.40 vaules .. .32
FURS
$100 sets ....$75.00
70 sets .... 54.00
40 sets .... 29.00
25 sets .... 18.75
15 sets 12.00
12 sets .... 9.90
Other furs also ex
tremely reduced.
CASTRO GETS
A LICKING If!
VENEZUELA
Itmtid ritss luisid XISI
London, Nov. 18. Ex-President
Castro, of Venezuela, who has been
missing to the world for four months
has reappeared near San Cristobal
at the head of a large force of rev-olu-raists,
only to meet with de
feat. Venezuelan censors have al
lowed little news of the president to
leave the country but dispatches
' from there have made It evident that
a revolt of some magnitude was In
progress- The Venezuelan consul
here has official confirmation of Cas
tro's defeat.
NAVAL TUG
IRIQUOIS
DISABLED
tCMTID russ LUBCD WIU.
San Diego, Cal., Nov. IS. The
naval tug Iroquois on the way to
San Francisco today after spending
several hours off Point Loma at the
mercy of the sea.
The Iroquois' engines were dis
abled soon after the start was made
and the tug Fortune towed her back
into the harbor, where repairs were
made.
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Women's
Fleeced Underwear
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50c
Dress Goods
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I Children's
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LANDSLIDE IS
NOT TO SLIDE IN
LOS ANGELES
San Diego, Cal., Nov. 18. Austin
Adams socialistic drama, "The Land
slide", which has been playing to ca
pacity houses at the Grand theater
here this week, will not be shown in
Los Angeles as planned before the
mayoralty election next month, If
me piauo ol uie ujtmuta. uuat m
the northern city are carried out.
"The Landslide" Is the story of the
election of the first Socialist gover-1
nor In California and the Interests in ,
"Aneel" city would have it barred, .
according to reports .received nere.
Efforts to obtain a theatre in which j
to stage the play In Los Angeles have ,
been In vain, it is declared. Oliver j
Morrosco, the northern manager, ana
Max Flgman, the actor, came to San
Diego recently to pass on the drama.
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A good man should be chosen with
great riches. '
WILL MAKE HIS
BODSMEX TUT IT
Tacoma, Nov. 18. Suit will be
filed against the American Bonding
company by Assistant Attorney Gen
eral Lyle for $2600, which ex-County
Commissioner S. A. Mettler Is Bald
to have drawn illegally. 51611161- has
left the country.
Other suits will be filed, it is Is
said to recover amounts the county
paid to Mettler for use of his horse
and buggy and for money paid to a
contracting and milk supply com
pany In which he was alleged to be
financially Interested.
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a fair catch at Princeton's 50-yard
line but the distance was too great
for Yale's star booter, and he failed
in an attempt at a placement goal.
More punting followed, Yale finally
getting the ball on Princeton's 40
yard line. Then followed a repeti
tion of the play which, defeated Har
vard when the crimson met the
orange and black two weeks ago, and
!by the same player. White, the
Princeton left end. After Camp had
hammered through center, crumpling
the Princeton line for a three-yard
gain, Ketcham passed high to Quarter-back
Howe, who missed the ball.
While the human bullet broke
through the line on the run and fled
toward the faraway Yale goal with
the entire Yale eleven at his heels.
!He flashed across the line amid the
thunders of the crowd, and a mo
ment later llaker kicked an easy
goal. Score: Princeton, 6; Yale, 0.
An exchange of punts resulted In
the thoroughly, aroused bulldog team
having all the best of it, and with
the ball on Princeton's 20-yard line.
The period' ended shortly afterward
with the ball In Princeton's posses
sion on her own 25-yard line. The
players were liberally plastered with
mud as they left the field.
In the second period Princeton
punted to mldfleld, Camp, fighting
like a demon In the vanguard of the
concentrated Yale attack, smashed
the tiger line twice for a 10-yard
gain each time. On the 20-yard line
Princeton rallied and took the ball,
punting out of danger. Camp, who
seemed everywhere- at' once, finally
grabbed a punt and made a spectac
ular run to Princeton's 30-yard line.
Once more Captain Howe, the pride
and hope of his team In the booting
department, fell dowo, missing a drop
kick for the goal. Yale recovered
the ball, however, and fell back on
the overworked Can p, who, with his
brother half, Spalding, advanced the
pigskin to the 15-yard line. Once
more Howe failed to kick goal, and
his rival, DeWItt, whom he was ex
pected to out-shlne kicked to mid-
field.
Once more the Indefatigable Camp,
with the assistance of Spalding and
Phllbln, carried the ball to the Tiger
25-yard line, only to be greeted with
the same frustration of their efforts
Howe failed to kick the goal.
On offside play by Princeton, Yale
got the ball again on the Tiger 20-
yard line, where Howe partially re
deemed himself hy Kicking a pretty
field goal. The period ended with
the ball in Yale's possession on her
own 40-yard line. Score: Princeton,
6; Yale, 3.
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A waterspout 10 feet In diameter
and 150 feet high, that carried logs
up out of the bay in its big column,
was seen at Marshfleld Friday.
Portland Is now 18th among the
cities of the United States in bank
clearings.
J. N. Sullivan, while working on
a dam at Hot Lake, .fell into the al
most boiling water yesterday, and
when taken out his skin and pieces
of flesh dropped off him. 'There Is
a chance for his recovery.
Besides having to pay heavy fines
for violating the local option law,
licenses have been refused several
Springfield firms.
Albany has four candidates for
mayor, and the returns- are not yet
all in.
Lloyd Shelton, a 17-year-old boy,
of Pendleton, has been held tfl the
grand jury on a charge of "white
slaving."
The annual convention of school
officers of Polk county will be
held at Dnllns December 9. There
are 150 of them.
There is now one rural Bchool su
pervisor In Oregon for every 14 42
pupils, or one for every 34 dis
tricts.
N .E. Markley, an .attorney, of
Portland, committed sulcldo in the
Ockley hotel. A note left oald he
had lost his mind.
Nils Moen, a logger at Astoria,
was killed yesterday by a falling
tree.
Pacific University defeated Chema
wa in a football game at Forest
Grove Friday by a core of 33 to 0.
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Stockton. Cal., Nov. 18. Persons
who have returnud from the scene
of the brutal attack committed by a
negro on the person of Miss Hattle
Sullivan, near Salida, last night, re
port that feeling Is running very
high In Northern Stanllaiis and
Southern Ban Juoaquln counties.
They freely predict that If the negro
Is captured the officers will never be
able to get him to the Jail alive.
The road between Rlpon, Salldo
and Modesto Is lined with automo
biles, and officers are searching
the country in search of Miss Sulli
van's assailant.
All of the roads leading Into Stock
ton from 8outh San Joaquin were
watched by armed men all night,
and each traveler ,wa halted and
closely questioned. -j
That ' Miss Sullivan was not Mlled
is believed to be due to the timely
arrival of Harry Hudson Dr. J. J.
Tully and James Powers of Stock
ton. (
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STOCK MARKET
IS TERT QUIET
CH1T1D TIMS L1ASID WIHi l
New York, Nov. 18. Stocks re
malned practically stationary at the
opening of today's market and the
demand was light. Lehigh Valley
rising half and U. 8. Steel losing
about the same, were the largest
changes. Later Union Pacific and
the copper group lifted, but the gen
eral market showed little spirit. The
close was firm. Bonds were steady.
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HAS PLAN TO
UNITE CITIES
OF THE COAST
All OLD-TIME
REMEDY THAT
DARKENS HAIR
Fmm time Immemorial, sage and
sulphur have been used for the hair
anil irnla Almnut PVflTVOne knOWS
of the value of such a combination for
darkening the hair, for curing dan
druff and falling hair, and for mak
ing the hair grow.
In olden times the only way to get
a hair tonic of this sort was to brew
it In the home fireplace, a method
nrhiih wan troublesome and not la-
ways satisfactory. Nowadays almost
every up-to-date druggiBi can suppiy
kin ,.,iii-,nu with n rwulv-to-UHB Dfo-
iinrf nklllfullv comoounded In per-
fix'tlv ontilnned laboratories. The
vv..th c hem cal comDany. or wow
York, put up an Ideal remedy of this
sort, called Wyeth's Sage and Bulphur
Unir lii.incilv and authorize drug
gists to sell it under guarantee inai
tho money will be refunded if It falls
to do exactly as represented.
If you have dandruff, or If your
hii- lu tnriilni? ernv or coming out,
don't delay, but get a bottle of this
remedy today, and nee what a few
days 'treatment win ao tor you.
Thin preparation is offered to tho
public at 60 cents a bottle, and Is
recommended ami sold by all drug
gist h. Special agent J. 0. Perry.
To Cure a ( old In One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. Druggists refund money if It
fails to cure. K. W. drove's signa
ture Is on each box. 25 cents.
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TTMTCD MKHS I RABU) WISH
San Francisco, Nov. 18. Former
I'nlted Ktati's Senator John h. Wil
son, J. D. lawman, president of the
Seattle Chamber of Commerce, and
B. Yandell, Its secretary, are here
today to tell the San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce and lis guests
from thf-elght principal cities of the
Pacific coast, at a special men lug
next Monday, of a plan of a union of
west seaboard cltl'-s.
Tho plan Is to amalgamate the
cities bo that they may all work to
gether for a siiiule purpose. After
the meeting hern the Seattle rcpr"
sentatives will go to los Angeles and
San Diego. Their tentative plan Is
to have flvo energetic citizens from
the eight large cities at Washington
to act as a general committee to
look out for the hiterests of the Pa
cific coast during the next session of
congress.
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1 Riintlar's Awful Deed
mav not paralyze a home so complete
ly as a mother's long Illness. But Dr
Knn'n New Life I'llU are a solendid
remedy ror women. i ney gave me
wonderful benefit In constipation and
female trouble," wrote Mrs. M. C
Dunlap of Leadlll, Te'nn- If ailing,
try them. 2'.e at J. C. Perry's.
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To win one must boost, not ride!
Slop your tiinl br.-.itli with Dr. Mile'
Irixallve Tribl'-lH.
TOMORROW'S PROGRAM
3- VAUDEVILLE -3
STERLING & STERLING
NOVELTY MUSICAL ACT
EGGLESTON & SMITH
Comedy Singing and Violin Act
3- PICTURES -3
GRACE & MONTE WILKS
Classy Sing and Dance Rope Spinning Artists
FKATUHE -Music by an orchestra that's not elsewhere In Salem,
in antnriliiv Matinee for Children fc.
t COMING World's Champion Baseball Series of 1911, Thursday,
I November 2.'l, 24 nnd 25.
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