Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, February 14, 1912, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextNo Shoddy Stuff Goes Wc carry nothing in our Store but the very best Jewelry, the kind that we can guarantee and we do guarantee every article we sell. You can't afford to buy cheap Jewelry when you can get the real thing from us at remarkably low prices. MAKE US PROVE IT. arr s Jevelry Store THE HOUSE OF QUALITY mi NEW GOODS SPRING 1912: New Gingham, New Chambray, New Percale, New Shirting, Long Cloth, Silks, Dimity, India Linen, Lawns, . Muslins, New Waists Ni.ce, New Styles, all dainty Patterns, good quality, only $1.25, New Muslin Wear Muslin Wear is lower in Price Muslin Gowns from 50c up Muslin Drawers from 25c up Muslin Skirts from 25c up Combination Suits from,: 75c up BETTER VALUES ROSTEIN & GREENBAUM 240 and 246 COMMERCIAL STREET WED5ESPAT. FOI1CAKY 14, 1912. The conven- county were con- least bitterness St Louis, Fob. U.Every ward In St Louis Monday elected. Champ Uarlc delegates to the state conven- Jopun, February 20. primary m this city and the uon in st. Louis ducted without the . ------ vavbWUQO between the formerlv dlvMpd Two hundred and sixteen Clark dl- gates were elected. Support of Speaker Clark for th. presidential nomination was pledged at Democratic county conventions throughout the state. Of the 64 counties heard from, only four will send unlnstructed delegates to the state convention. Instructed to support ChamD Clark aa Missouri's only candidate for the uemocratlc nomination for president, 120 delegates were selected today at Kansas City, Mo to reDresen th Democrats of Jackson county at the state convention. Though there were no contests and none hadbeen ex pected, except In the Third Legisla tive district, each of the six meetings were marked by the uniting; of Polk and Clark factions. Better Pianos AT- This Columbian "favorite" With 24 Selections Including "nigolette" and "Lucia" Sex tette. $59.00 Three days FREE trial. Smaller Cost We sell on the "One-Honest-Prlce-to-all" system consequently our customers find satisfaction In the absolute knowledge that they pay no more for a piano than any one else would pay. We make terms to Bult every- The Wiley B. Allen Store " CHERRINGTON& PETERS, Mgrs. 247 N. Commercial Street. Salem, Oregon S?20 Special Saturday T Sheet Music 5c and 10c H4-f HWtiHnnimmHmn nittttiitttmut Make Want Advertising Your Banker -ournai want nrla brinc auick results j THE ROUND-UP Corvallls Is preparing to do a ble lot of street paving. Ontario school boys are organizing agricultural classes. Medford Methodists have decided to build a $25,000 church. A mining men's club is the latest In j Medford organized Monday, , Meford firemen are highly pleased with their new fire auto truck. Registration closes April 9. Get busy. Also "get registered." The Southern Pacific Is securing rights of way Into North Bend. Ople Read made Klamath Falls a visit and a talk Saturday night. . M. D. Orange, of Pilot Rock, owns a 'possum sent him by friends In Iowa, The crop of candidates In Klamath county Is reported as unusually large. The Red Men of Oregon City had a war dance Saturday night. No oue hurt. A small fire in the Julian hotel at Corvallls at 2 o'clock Friday morning, Damage slight. Allen & Lewis, of Portland, have es tablished a branch of their wholesale store In Baker. Eugene business men en tour to Klamath Falls were given a hot time in Medford today. Dead Ox residents Malheur county are to have an Irrigation district. The name needs irrigation. Mabel Warner, on trial for the third time for forging a will, was acquitted by the Jury late Saturday night. Col. Bill Hanley is home, and told his fellow citizens at Burns last week about his trip with the governors. Roseburg gave the Eugene folks, on their way to visit Klamath Falls, a lively hour or two Monday evening. Medford has a boxing contest to night, the real thing, going ten rounds, and for the championship of the North west. Cottage Grove is stirred over the statement that an electric road Is to be hullt bv Eastern people to Larone valley. More than 1000 uoraont vlitrl h CorvalllB egg show Friday. As the boys say of a success, there was "a hen on." FAGS Til RES ' . . a A A A AAAAAAAAIAA 4AA..... I .wntTTTT '"TTTrmwHH .... j , i i tlillOOUU DiHT t'AflTAL JOClim, SAICT, OBEdOlf, II 111 IS SOLID FOR CLARK BiiEdn DUsases of Mucous Membrane For 30 Year 1 W m m a nine standard Remerfv fnr Experienced nhannaeiaraarni f-TT ih n i. the accepted tUndird remedy foe diseaae ot ma. u isrmurmnci lUKnarirea trom the note, throat nd urinary ornna. AToid tubttitutM TAn. antiseptic and tonic in ittpropertiea,eontainini no ilier nitrate, line tulphate, alcohol, cocaine or any narcotic ft wT be UMd lull ttrenirth with out fear. Whr not core xouraeif? Sold by dnia fi,tafe!'.we.lflip,'IprM! Opon receipt ol 1. FSH T)irhcnlar enclnu-d with each boUieoi t vwwcuTviupe on request. Tht Etui Chralal Co, Ciadnutl, Ohio, ILIA Dairymen of the state are kicking against the use of oleo at state Insti tutions. No kick coming, gentlemen, so long as Oregon Imports hundreds of tons of butter. A steam schooner 200 feet over all and to carry 850,000 feet of lumber Is being built at Bandon for the A. F. Estabrook company. The Oregon City council scores may or Dlmlck for appointing; Charles Burns chief ot police, and urges the appointment of E. I Shaw. The tine Masonic buljdlng In Corval lls will be completed in about three weeks. One of the finest buildings in the state outside of Portland. Thursday $3000 worth of liquors will be poured on the ground at Grants Pass. This Is not only a news Item, but a crime as some look at It. The Corvallis-Gazette Times has opened a kicker's column. Confined to a column It Is all right, but some com munities would take the whole paper and then some. INVESTORS WANT MORE "ORCHARD" l,'fi2HE555E5Gaa KHSv)liJi H SPECIAL PRICE WO OTHv V V J ILJ' for a Short Time Only 16-in. Wood-5 Load Orders . .... $1.75 16-in. Wood-Single load orders . . . $2.00 Place your order now for wood yon will require this summer and fall The Chas K. Spaulding Logging Co. A m i anr UNITRD PRESS LEASED WIHB. Seattle, Wash., Feb. 13. Two propositions for the re-organization of the projects engineered by W. E. DeLarm and A. J. Blohl, promoters of the Washington-Oregon Irrigation and Fruit company and the Colunv bla River Orchard company, and sev eral subsidiary corporations, were discussed this morning by creditors of the defunct companies. That the only way of saving any part of their Investments Is by car rylng the irrigation project through to success is , practically agreed upon. R. S. Chapman, representing eastern, creditors to an amount of nearly $11,000, has left for the east to talk over the matter of organlza- Hon. In the next two weeks definite action along this line will undoubt edly be taken. o Buying Totes With reunion Money, Buying votes with money from the national treasury Is about what some of the recent pension legislation amounts to. Mr. Charles Francis Adams' articles n the "World's Work" makes perfectly plain the de bauching system which has grown up. As one courageous congressman put it in the debate on the Sulloway Bill: "I want to say this here and now, though I realize the effect of my vote upon this queslon, that $50, 000,000 a year is too big a price for the country to pay to bring me back to congress." "Unt the average member of the house," says Mr. Adams, "Is not afflicted with any sim ilar excess of modesty. In his esti mation no price seems to be too con siderable to pay for his retention In congress, provided always the money paid to bring that result about comes not out of his private resources, but from the national treasury." Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORI A - Foster &j; Baker GROmtlES AXD MEATS Rayer Club cans. . . . Coffee,- 3 lb. ..IU0 "Superba" Steel Cut, 2-lb. cans .' Jfo "et ulk'B' blend Coffee.,. M Gunpowder Tea, per lb.., .00 Green Tea Japan ,30 Good Leaf Tea. i G lbs. Pink Beans Si Jar Mustard, with spoon.. Ai Best Head Rice, per bag, .25 English Walnuts,, per lb., .20 Come in and bee us about starting your grocery account with us. Prompt service. l'bnne Msln 2.9 $.') Jiorth lommrrrlul FOR READERS OF CAPITAL JOURNAL After March 1st all subscribers who receive The Capital Journal through the United States malls are hereby notified that after the above mentioned date all subscriptions will be strictly cash in advance. The Capital Jour nal's subscription list has been grow ing so rapidly that it has been prac tically forced to make this change ow ing to the Immense amount of book keeping required to keep an open ac count for as small sums as a news paper subscription. Hereafter about two weeks before a subscription ex pires the subscriber will be notified by postal of the fact, and on the date the time is up the paper will be stop ped. We trust our subscribers will take this notice in the spirit In which It Is meant (merely a change In our business system) not a personal mat ter and help us carry It Into effect. For the benefit of those who may wish to pay In advance for a year we will make a bargain day rate ot $3.00 good until March 1, 1912. Pay your subscription up to March 1st at regu lar rate, and then $3.00 for the year In advance. This offer is also good tor subscribers who get their paper at su burban stores in Salem. After that date the regular price will be In effect 35c a month, three months for $1.00, tt.uu a year. Taking this opportunity for thank ing you for your past subscription, and trusting we will have the pleasure of renewing it, we remain, with best wishes, THB CAPITAL JOURNAL. 2-7-tf Salem, Oregon. o Sailed for CSermnny. CNITtD PRESS LIADRO WIM. New York, Feb. 14. Charles W. Morse and family sailed today for Germany on the steamer Kalserln Auguste Victoria. The convict banekr boarded the steamer at Hoboken last night. He Is accompanied by his wife, his son and Dr. A. R. Fowler, of Atlanta, Ga. Morse was pardoned by Presi dent Taft a few weeks ago after he had served two years of his 15-year term for bank wrecking. Physicians at that time declared Morse could not. live more than a few months. Last night he walked from his home. I Notions for the Spring Sewing Our notion stock la always complete and down to date. Every j article displayed la an Individual box makes shopping a pleasure X and buying In quantities as we do, the prices are sure to be right 1 He Quit Congress. UNITED rRE88 LIASXD Willi. Washington, Feb. 14. "When con gress interferes with your business, you've got to cut your business or out congress. I'm going to cut con gress." With this explanation Representa tive William Kent, of California, an- nounced today his retirement from public life. He will devote his time after his term expires to his busi ness interests. Woman Is Assessor. . UNITED FRESH I.RARKD WIRI. San Jose, Cal., Feb. 14 The new county assessor here 1b a woman, Mrs. E. H. Spltzer, widow of Louis A. Spltzer, who dropped dead Thurs day after 30 years of service In the position his wife today assumes. She will hold office until her successor qualifies In 1915. o There Is no better medicine made for colds than Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy. It acts on nature's plan, relieves the lungs, opens the secretions, aids expectoration; and restores the system to a healthy condition. For sale l y all dealors. HHM 4 MM MM . ISAL'EM'S SMART SHOP f NEW SPRING GOODS Arriving Daily HAIR GOODS Have you talked with Mrs. Overstreet on the lialr question. 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