Daily capital journal., August 29, 1912, Page Page Five, Image 5

DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, 8ALFM, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1014.
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IVUMStSSStS"
Women's
Tailored
Suits
SPECIALLY PRICED
Cotton Challies
4c yd.
All Colors
Boys' Extra
Trousers
All Wool orHA
Corduroy, TiUC
per pair ...
Women's
Rain Coats
Special
$4.98
Saturday Special
Women's Hosiery
All Colors, 25c value.
19c
Men's Shirts
French Cuffs and new
Military Collars
68c
Gingham House
Dresses
$1.25
Very Neatly Made
Ribbons
4 1-2 inch wide
All colors, per yard
17c
Splendid value
Women's Shoes
Good Styles
Good Leathers
But Broken Lines
1-2 Price
Fall
and Winter M
odels, lien s Suits
SATURDAY SPECIAL Positively one day only 25c Hosiery for
Women, 19c per pair
NEW
DRESS
SKIRTS
For Less
All specially priced be
fore the Fair,
Notice of Intention to Construct a
Trunk Line Sanitiiry Sewer Through
Tortious of Depot Addition and Ouk
lodge Addition to Bulom, Oregon,
and Certain Acreage Tracts Lying
South of the County Itond Lending
From Salem, Oregon, to Turner,
Oregon. '
Notice Is hereby given that the com
mon council of the city of Salem, Ore
gon, deems and considers It necessary
and expedient and proposes to con
struct a trunk line sanitary sewer as
an extension of what Is commonly
known as the South Salem sewer sys
tem through portions of Depot addi
tion and Oak Lodge addition to Salem,
Oregon, and certain acreage tracts ly
ing south of the county road leading
from Salem, Oregon, to Turner, Ore
gon. Said trunk line sanitary sewer ex
tension shall be known and designat
ed as "Sub-trunk Sewer A," and the
cost of constructing the same, togeth
er with 5 per cent of tho cost added
for engineering and other Incidental
expenses, shall be assessed on the
property directly benefitted by the
construction of said Sub-trunk Sewer
A, the boundaries of which said prop
erty Is included within the boundaries
and limits described as follows, to-
wit:' ' : ! NOT
Commencing at the east line of the
Oregon & California Railway Com
pany's right of way at a point opposite
the alley In block 14, Depot addition;
thence southerly along the east line of
the Oregon & California Rail
way Company's right of way to
the south city limits; thence east
erly along the south city limits
to the east line of lot 8 In Rur
al Home Tracts; thence northerly
along the east line of lots 8 and 4,
Rural Home Tracts; thence north
westerly along the center of the Tur
ner road to the east line of Simpson's
addition; thence northerly along
the cast line of said Simpson's addi
tion to the center of block G, Simp
son's addition; thence westerly along
the center of said blocks G and F of
street; thence easterly along Cross
street with a 12-Inch vitrified pipe
through Oak Lodge addition and Crossi
said addition to 24th Btreet; thence
northerly along 24th street to Belle
vue street; thense westerly along
Bellevue street to the middle of block
1, J. Myers' addition; thence south
erly along the center of blocks 1, 9
and 10, J. Myers' addition to Hyde
street; thence westerly along Hyde
street to the Turner road; thence
northwesterly along the Turner road
to a point opposite the alley In block
19. Depot addition; thence westerly
through block 20, opposite the alley In
block 19; thence through alley in
blocks 19, 18, 17, 16,' 15 and 14, De
Dot addition, to the Oregon & Califor
nia Railway Company's right of way.
Said sub-trunk sewer A Bhall be
constructed In accordance with the
plans and specifications for the same
heretofore adopted by the common
council of the cltyof Salem, Oregon,
by resolution No. and on file In the
office of the city recorder, reference
to which plans and specifications for a
more detailed description of said sewer
Is hereby made and the plat, profile
and detail of plan of sub-trunk sewer
A In South Salem sewer district are
hereby referred to and made a part
of this notice, the said sub-trunk sew
er A Is particularly described as fol
lows, to-wlt:
Beginning at the manhole on the
east side of the Southern Pacific Rail
way company right of way which said
manhole Is the termination of the 14
Inch main trunk sewer, a part of the
South Salem sewer system and Is lo
cated at a point In Depot addition on
the center lino of Waller street in
Yew Park addition to Salem, Oregon,
projected, at the Intersection thereof
with the east line of said right of way
of the Southern Pacific Railway com
pany; running thence southerly with
a 12-Inch vitrified sewer pipe to the
Intersection of Hlnes Btreet to a man
hole; thence easterly along Hlnos
street with a 12-inch vitrified pipe to
a manhole In the intersection of Four
teenth street; thence southerly along
Fourteenth street with a 12-Inch vitri
fied pipe to the Intersection of Cross
street extended, to the east line of the
land now owned by George F. Rodgers
nf Salem. Oregon, to a manhole;
l thence from said manhole with a 10-
Ashland Crawford Peaches
Very Fancy Rip. Canning Peaches. They Possess a very
Distinct Flavor of their own
Medium Size 7. In to Bo,
Yakima Elberta Peaches
90c per box
Extra Fancy Quality
Bartlett Pears
We
Choice for Canning 6J(.
Standards for Canning .... 75c
Extra Fancy for Canning
TT. have Oar Store Chuck full of all kinds of Good Table and
Canning Fruit. At Extremely low prices.
pfk Grocery Company
AWt." w iiii.4lB State Street
Phone 18S5-1S-S6.
Inch vitrified pipe In a southeasterly
direction on a straight line to a point
and manhole which Is located on the
west line of lot 6 Rural Home Tracts
and 350 feet north of the south line of
said lot 6, Rural Home Tracts; thence
south with an 8-inch vitrified pipe
along and upon the west lino of lots
6 and 7, Rural Homo Tracts a dis
tance of 400 feet and terminating in a
nuinliolo. i
Remonstrances and objections may
be filed against the construction of
said proposed sub-trunk sewer A In
South Salem sewer district at, any
time within ten days from the date of
the final publication of this notice.
This notice is published for a period
of ten (10) days by order of the com
mon council of the city of Salem, Ore
gon, the date of the first publication
being the 27th day of August, A. D.
1912, and the final publication being
the 7th day of September, 1912.
Chas. F. ELGIN, City Recorder.
8-27-1H
1 " WM'
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A N 0 I G t I KINCHO C
CLOTH E ,
We now have them ready for your inspection,
Just in time to fit you out in shape for the big State
Fair next week,
These new models are beauties; every line and
curve developed to perfection, There isn't a fea
ture in these clothes in which a flaw can be detec
ted, Not a style point that could be criticised, Not
a fabric that isn't all wool, of fine texture and un
common pattern,
Is that satisfactory? Are they the kind or clothes
you want? Then look where they are invitingly
priced.
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lXoo" K INC A lb ft CO
CLQIHtl,
Bechtel & Bynon Bargains
$5000 buys that fine building Bite on
the corner of Lincoln and Commercial
streets. Beautiful oak and fir trees,
car service, paved street, city water,
gas, electric light service, close to
school, churches, stores and In a de
lightful neighborhood. There is no
better building site in Salem.
$5250 takes one of the finest homes
in Salem. On paved Btreet, gas, elec
tric light, city water, beautiful shrub
bery, trees, fine house of 8 rooms, full
cement basement with wash trays,
furnace, modern plumbing. In fact a
splendid home place located close In.
being on two blocks from State build
ings. Ten acres of all cleared loganberry
land; close to Oregon Electric, level,
well drained, good soil, near school,
on rural route, telephone, good roads,
only $1250; $250 down, balance in
monthly or annual payments.
We have to sell for the owner 13
lots in McCoy's addition. Nine of these
are spoken for. In order to get the
reduced price all must be sold by
Thursday night. You can get one or
more of these fine large lots for only
$250. Title perfect, abstract and war
ranty deed with each lot Close to
Capitol street which is paved. Near to
school and Btore. Half block from
carUne. The biggest buy In vacant
lots In the city.
$95 per acre will take a 104-acre
place. About 70 acres cleared, nine
acres In good hops, balance timber.
Running water on place. Good roads,
near Oregon Electric. Land is rich,
level and well drained. Terms half
cash, balance to suit-
BECHTEL BYNO.V,
347 State Street Telephone 452.
Because newspapers are largely fill
ed with stories of various kinds of bad
people, don't conclude that nearly all
people are bad. The great majority of
people never "get Into the newspapers."
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORI A
A FAMOUS
SCULPTOR
OIED TODAY
UNITED 1IM LKANKD WIHI.1
Seattle, WaBh., Aug. 29. Louis Pot
ter, one of the foremost sculptors In
the United States, died this morning
In an apartment house'-hore. Ho had
been in Seattle but a Bhort time, hav
ing stopped off for a short visit on an
extended tour of the country. Potter
was a native of New York, and was
39 years old.
He made a specialty of groups of
Alaskan and American Indians. He
had made busts of many of the prom
inent men of the country, and de
signed the Horace Wells memorial in
Hartford, Conn. He Exhibited In the
Paris Billon In 1899 mill at the Parlg
exposition In 1900. He" was decorated
by the Bey of Tunis In 1900.
It Is understood thnt Potter died
while undergoing treatment at the
hands of a Chinese doctor for a skin
disease. His body showed the effects
of some disease of the skin ,and on
hiB stomach wna a mark about three
Inches In diameter which hnd evi
dently been made by some acid or
caustic. The coroner will hold a post
mortem examination on the body this
afternoon.
CAMPAIGN OPENED BY WILSON.
(Continued from Page 1.)
gltlmate boodle. The analogy is very,
very interesting. Prize money are
generally acquired by capture, not by
process of earning, but Roosevelt
says his only objection to the system
Is thnt too much of the prize money
remains in tho hands of the officers,
and too little Is distributed to the
crew. The point I wish to raise Is,
from whom Is this prize money taken?
I BUBpect that a vast portion of it
comes from the pockets of tho furm
ers. Taft for the Interests.
'The present Democratic congress
has an old-fashioned idea of govern
ment. They supposed Its benefits and
protection wore to be distributed, and
passed the farmers' free list bill, but
such changes did not comport with
tho plans of the trustee, and Presi
dent Taft vetoed the bill.
"I daresay he was right, from his
standpoint, for he represents the
trustees, not the people. The trustees
represent also the big bankers, and
no Republican administration has at
tempted to serve the farmer as he
ought to be served. In the matter of
credit it is practically Impossible for
a farmer to borrow on the kind of
securities demanded by the banks."
1 HE WOLGAST-KITCIIIK
FIGHT DECLARED OFF
San Francisco, Aug. 29. Owing to
an Injury which he believes was sus
tained during his battle with Cham
pion Ad Wolgast. Willie Ritchie, who
was scheduled to meet One-Round Ho
gan here on Admission day, has been
forced to call off the bout An X-ray
examination of the Injured wrist was
made today, showing the ligaments
were torn and a small bone chipped.
During his training here for the
fight with Hogan, Ritchie suffered
sharp pains whenever he struck a
blow with the Injured member. Phy
sicians advised against Ritchie enter-
'ng the ring on Admission day, and
the bout was cancelled.
This Is the second scheduled fight
between the two lightweights thnt has
been called off. On the previous oc
casion Hogan contracted a severe cold.
MADE MILLIONAIRE 111 BUY
COME THItOl'Gll WITH DOl'GII
Reno, Nev., Aug 29. Rosa Marston
actress Wife of Leo J, Chrlstal, whoBe
stage name was Leo J. Bell, and who
is heir to the vast fortune left by his
father Dr. Chrlstal, of Montorey, Is
today the victor in her fight for al
Imony,. having beon granted by the
court here $225 railroad fare, $75 a
month alimony, $"50 attorney's fees
and $50 for the cost of a dopoBltlon.
The couple were married In Los
Angoleg whore both played together
In a theatrical company. They lator
played in Snn Francisco,
gua of the Tenth Infantry. From his
private car In tho Rochester yards the
ProBldent telfgrapbod to tho acting
secretary of war to recall the order,
A sufficient force of marines, the
president said tonight, would be lu
Managua, the Nlcaragunn capital, and
Corlnto, its principal seaport, early
noxt week to Insure the safety of
Amorlcan IIvcb and proporty.
Joker In the Bill
Washington, Aug. 29.That tho a-
mendment to the pure food law Just
passed and designed to destroy pat
ent medicine fakes, contains a Joker
which practically nullifies Its effect,
was the declaration here today of Dr.
Harvey W. Wiley, the government's
former food expert.
"The amendment," Dr. Wiley said,
''relates to statements on the labels
of patent medicines and provides that
the claims for the remedy shall not
be false and fraudulent. It Is always
difficult to convict If two sepnrato
crimes have to be proved. I do not
know the exact difference between
what Is false and what Is fraudulent.
It will be mighty hnrd for lawyers
to distinguish these two classes."
IIOMESEEKEIIS KATES
MAY BE ABOLISHED
frmiTKn mm mbaskii witib.1
Chicago, Aug. 29 Homo seekers'
rates to California may be abolished,
according to a plan under considera
tion by the California terminal rail
roads today. The rates have been In
effwt since Inst spring offering a
round trip fare from Chicago to Cali
fornia for $05 and from Missouri Riv
er points, $55.
Both the Southern Pacific; and Santa
I'e are desirous of discontinuing the
rntes, It Is understood, but the West
ern Pacific urges their contlnunuco.
President Revoke Order.
Rochester, N. Y., Aug. 29. Presi
dent Taft lost night rescinded a 12-hour-old
order directing the Immedi
ate dispatch from Panama to Nlcara-
IIKNIIY GEOItGE HAS
A NERVOUS BREAKDOWN
Idnitid rruis l.RAXtn W1IIE.1
Washington, Aug. 2 9. Congress
man Henry George, Jr., of New York,
Is confined to his bed here today as
the result of a sorlous nervous break
down. No visitors are allowed to
see him. He will be forced to rest un
til congress convones In Docomber,
acordlng to his physicians.
Tho Bar Association.
UNITED I'WCS" MIASM) WtltB.l
Milwaukee, Wis., Aug. 29. Toduy'B
session of tho American Bar Assocla
tlcn convention here was devoted to
I lie discussion of the American Judicial
systom and the nomination of officers
of the association. Senator Sutber-
land, of Utah, discussed the courts'
constitution,
Notice to Property Owners oa Di
vision street.
Notice Is hereby given that the street
committee will meet the property own
ers on Division Btreet, from Front to
High streets, Friday evening tit 8
o'clock p. m. in the common council
chambers In the city hall to determine
the kind of pavement to be laid on
said street.
CHAS. P. ELGIN, City Recorder.
8-27-3t
People always find fault with the
things they get for nothing.
Yleksliurg Is Safe
Gunyamas, Sonoro, Aug. 29. The
United States gunhout Vlcksburg, for
which much anxiety Is felt, Is on her
way to Nicaragua today after a night
In this port. Minor damage to her
propeller was repaired here .
Notice to Contractors.
Until 2 o'clock p. m., September 9,
11(12, the board of directors of school
district No. 21 of Linn and Marlon
counties, Gates, Oregon, will receive
sealed proposals for tho construction
of a two-room school houso nt Gates.
Oregon. The board reserves Jhe right
to accept or reject any or all bids.
For further Information apply to
school clerk, Gates, Oregon.
Dated this 28th day of September,
1912. PEARL K. SMITH,
8-29-r,t Clerk District No. 21.
LAST NIGHT OF THE
FRENCH SPY
AT THE WEXFORD
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Huie Wing Sang Co.
Big Stock of Goods
We have made up all kinds of Wrappers, Kimonos,
Waists, White Underwear and all kinds of Silk Goods,
House Dresses, Men's and Children's Suits, Pants and
Overalls, Ladies' and Gents Underwear, all kinds of
Overshirts, all colors of Sweaters, Shoes, Ladies' and
Girs' Fancy Dress, Fancy Neckwear, Ladies' and Gents'
Hose, Embroidery, Lace, Silk Scarfs, Chinaware, etc,
Mattings at Wholesale and Retail
All Goods on Sale at Greatly Reduced Prices. Buy Your
Goods Here. Remember This is the Store That Saves
You Money.
325 N. Com'l St. Salem, Oregon
OREGON
STATE
FAIR
September
2 to 7, 1912
(FAIR GROUNDS)
Salem, Oregon
THE
I0GDEN 45HA5TAI
ROUTES
Makes Special Low
Round-Trip Fares
One and One-
Third Fares
From All Points
In Oregon
Livestock, agricultural, hortlcul
turul, poultry and textile exhibits.
Special exhibit for school children.
$28,000 In purses for big race events
Dig special features dully.
Tickets on sale August 21)th to
September 7th, Inclusive, with fliuil
Return Limit September 11th.
For further Information relative
to fares, train schedules, etc., call
on nearest Southern Pacific Agent.
JOHN II. SCOTT
General Passenger Agent
Portland, Oregon