fa f m
CliAIIGES
PROPOSED
Br BOARD
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HLL I1CMUI
FOR-CITY
iht cimu jorrru. wik. ko. iddit. octobeb t ma.
VAHOERBILT
CUP RACES ARE
r..vs tie' i k fie xjr '
' fe? :ii '-''i Crrf'.i tAt
'axS 1 I J.'.ljes'tr. tvw .r;-;
v.'J- f; r . 2' K-i-'- :
''.xll'rvA, i-fit niwi. Ti '.a.; i j
;h ttiwi by t :
Jfjii ttv.-tt.yjj i, t-KK laraus ;
-i -v. '.f bt'Xj U f -.'tie:-'
-vrt awv-t'y x-"' -"X ti Cx.d i
r"AX is.' VJt , 1
..Ui'-t A ef'.trf-t a .."J Mr r.4t V e-
till ii-.V.J fvf i f twr Jr.il
art ft.r; ;x n;. Jt ,
.i ,:: i .'.t ff u grev-ii '
ievSlati . ti Ojtrv n'-Ji i
i ...'..teit ixi zniA:T A 1i Yx- '
fj. i-:rt i't.ir tt..'.j n-io its (
ELECTION
WEDDING
KJtU, ''. Oct
rren W.-.Yx:-.t- Hvfl
j.s i orier tiaed. ti
i
i
3. "Kith
nr.-.!
ENDED Ifi
A BATTLE i
. t,r,tj.l Brifl A C" ffrh.
tral ttornr for th O.-W. R. j."
r h.(Kiec4 In PortIni yj.'
ear
Wbile p!aaninR lie new borne kr
. i I J 7 1 V . - . a i - '
Eoi luciuue iifiut sou bt-i;
Tt.e cia well is vry ljk ,
now oeias aatauceu wrnrc oi ijjjaoia. iry ,n.
THE ROUND-UP
A won;!,'! :ii!lary li t-icg fonne-J
io work with the Ponlaifl Commercial
(lij'j to b'-utify the city.
Tie theory
hy mn.e tf.al the ifAv.aH.g e,
In ; better.
h.'th Mr. E. C. Dlcki ai tr-e vic
tim, a the result of accident on the
!l.art of the drtifgiM or doctor.
i tie ivtt !-(f...v.r ka-w
(Mli;t It Vl-yA-'A ' "i'-'
k tr-j t.n iu.j V..'4, ir
i! - t IV WW Vf f t-'-
jt--er r....'tf ".J- J--'
tr ti W-f 'JWU.i.aUi'A"
7te tuKj'y-t u " -w.
v A. tx4 u-e rfxv.n-.. vf -'
U-fi v I fi'vr vf i"
irHI vm tW v.'4
t.t trove itv.:rr. 7ie 'i-T sarv
ti,r'.r jxiv.t.
At ti iw,'w iof tin.nttxrf 'A f.'x:.
tutu. Mj, t?JU k f-
...Vr lb tort W A.'1'
tX tt tir '4' ." ..J6 M K-iJ-
u a )' oo fva4. 'f it 4.'mA
l.'l i;i li r ;.!.'.,; for i'.Je'
rtn , evS 4 e;" 'u't.r U
lk ,. jU t.'J- f-r-4 '-zer tl
r. 'fl f t fify of b4
I it te.4 re ;!..!! fvr ei-
te?e : 3 3 '.i-i Era-'
Tv r:i ti Vri 'J jr- H"T Tv
t- .'il uin lA Vol. rt, A-.v.l Vm, I- I V.!
I'r''l, i--.i Hi mi ixr j Of tie V.n j ie to wi V i
l'i.33' 'rer lie u ti tio ; ler-v! at ti C.v.e ti to. '4 aiett
HUL'.i j
'y;titt
'.;r, .; !n ....'?, t.'jere were
t".6U 'jt.e4 4i.-;rt tit iuit.'u iA
it xiX x tier it .
71- r'Micl X itf'.lllliSjA XZt
? Jo.;o: f'::n V.'ari, t',ryvWi
!; w.tfrl ward. 'J'r Law; tL.rJ was 'A.ki3 f,r
wrd. K'.wAMia't rarure: fo-jrtb ward lire htiy.
It is,
i rirt Fiv MtVA were!
iiKed ar.d i' ir.i'ired fa a !: that ;
troke OA '.a e&sei:o3 with the wed
i.r ic f-i.i!tl of iJon Jjan Perea, a
weai'iy f i'.tle iree!-r at Mfljraw, ac
ixi:r.g vi tijv!cs received br c
day.
ro::ow:ig ti ar,c:.M Port'jg-t
c-;ivr--., tie trl'(?:oom five a dlnu'-r
aid tail In his g&rSets. in which so:
r.'-i'i pirt:cl;ad. If!-id!tj both
rovj-'j-i ard rei-MlcAiis. 1 The First Vrjltarian church at Eu
........ .-..a ,t'...,t CumlaV ft Vol
1watSoas or cr.ar;;- -
of started organirefl in .narcn, iu, anu
I;!os foi- i'l'-d Its new nonie in june, n.
. . ... . . A . .. . - -
. lowe'I, iJ1 u,ea t..e ?uei'ji reson-u tu j
lTrjn. n. iso rjtti ' u-.o::.i-.ic and s-Jlettoi. The Erne's bor;d ssu for I1S3.500 for
Porjiil. Ort . O-t. A?rj- a- rrllit.'a were fanl In to quell the Mirar. a irn ffr u rtu u.-
rests ref-sed :o i-r.i tielr ch'il.-ea w'fght. The lawn. wter tie gn lad ; op by a Chicago bank,
tie Kawtiori j'i'Al. tiro-jrb fesr ' teea iasc.'r.?. was drenched with,
tiat a uloi.c.a cf tie V,::er ti.i V.vA. ! Th !""'n S"nda" gcho01 "80ia-
je-i-el Tie tttr aid pv,::i . a tion is holding Its semi-annual rally
fed. l-Jt it now t;.;4.-i tie nv.'M'.'jts 1 Tie tr :e prorsi-l-.. i a n.an who In Portland today.
?;-.'. ire Vi.'. AlJ.viX.si -i rtj
v be i.e.14 I '. tie
:U.ti ti ir..i wuii t
'.'y- At tie f.''.Ii'-.J ii-iij K'. iiLj
l t V.e v.-Jf cv-.i'.-J t;ii
f'.Mtt ward. U E. V, ufir. Av l'it
lid It. V.'. K'.tiew; w-Mj ward
Oeo. P. L'i.:i. S A. M-4
.;.- 'i. -t.."! wars. Jvu
iv.ri wtrd. G. 0 Oi.ts; E. S fctd-
;.r.ic tj.J Jf. !.. 3!.it; f..i ird. J B
' .' ii.-.. C. C. H:r.'t 4td E.-.w As- Ki i;.ji5i 41 to TIKE
iiti ard A 'A'. Vetxci. K. j KIiOk IP THE W HOOL aid kas U'.-an.e lea ted
r.ii- tie x.-a:m. ro-
-liei ever tie wr.rvt. '.rry:ig Y:&
(Vi' trier, a xe;;r cior.-es;.'.i.cit
iTi Ait-x-. ttel Pi vrra; ier .ff
a?e tery r.ti'i ::.'.eiii ever E'.ii'a
t.-ix.. as tie? i-ai ;:.-Ciiei ei'.l'J-t-'ve
;f.t-re riM for ti txeet for
l: Wt.
Ttii'.T TeuX'f tit fvr-jei W -".rop
' ov. cf tie rte. ti'..-, after tie itirt.
ciw.if rj f w:ta :j f:i.
After !;(erai
however, only a theory so far.
t
The North Alblna Irr.proverr.ent as-
sc:atlon went on record Tuesday
night as oi ioslr.g slr.gle tax.
Nyes-a schwas opened Monday with
Ml ju.olls in attendance.
The Sandy Tai,ayers' Leapje is op
rosed to the single tax proiitlon.
t
I
Grand Opera House
Monday, Oct. 7
THE SEASON'S EIGGEST XOVEllJ
Woods k ( halker's 3fsIte PrcdirUw
The Girl front
U. S. A.
Dainty, Sweet, Pretty! An utraordl
'inary eitravasanra of extrordinarl
events of two hemispheres. A dramaj.
ic triumph of veritable merit, rrejen .
'ed by a well-selected company
' r, avera Marnlflctnt aeitlr.p' p.J
i " -. mc.
tutws comedy, Unique costumes.
Prices: $1.00, 75c, Idc, l:c.
Seat sale Saturday. October 5.
a t;rt:xj ' l-elieves in caki&g theoretical right-
JojfcEesi! earn its lyard and k-p.
Th- ar o intments of W. V. Cotton.
SUICIDE AT
ASYLUM WAS
SILIBERATE
i) " i ' ii.' r i )ti. li ft' ial i
' . t at the fliiiu )
... i,i.u.ir
.. it S fo;, whlJi hi had
viTi from a bd !.-'-t, r.d n ed
f atlcli If "jyt,'J klx',l its UJ-'V
an 'I tbt otter about In rad.aUjr In
lh roota
.VhIi t,r) M r'ytn with anstlier
1in.xe and he ro ai.d prepared the
ri pn and uiwund ti- d'd wliliouti
awaking Mm or sro'tmng the attention
it xii r iA tiii attTjJiinm.
Aft'-r faaieuitiK the roj aoo'U ')
Luk and attS'hlriK It to the radiator,
be took altllnf; and then by
bracing l,l,lf n.tn,rt the radiator
Hlid linltig hxik, 'j"-Id In strang
ling hltiiw-ir to d'-aih.
Ila was toiiimltted to the. In.tltutloti , 2-43 d(.pJ,,u ,d4 M57 u1(Jniwa,i.
irom rortiani in July, ana n
a wife realdlng la that city.
j y ii i i ii'i i ii i -nrma i wf I mm mm . a. g,,-J1waa,tJJ,M1JMMw-
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S( tE fBO.H THE (;iKL HiOM C, S. A, .IT THE URXyb M04Y XKWIT,
111 patent medicines or medicines ti-
, I vertleed In this paper are for salj it ;
DR. STONE'S!
Drug Store j
; The only cash drug store in Oregon,
owes do one, and no one owes It,
carries large stock; Its shelves, '
counters and show cases are loaded i
with drugs, medicines, notions, toi- -let
articles, wines and liquors of til 1
kinds for medicinal purposes, i Dr. ,
Stone is a regular graduate In medi
cine and has had many years or ei
perlence In the practice. Consults- .
tions are free. Prescriptions I ire
free, and only regular price for tned-j
Icine. Dr. Stone can be found at hit .
I drug store, Salem, Or. from 7 In the f
I morning until 9 at nigut. North :
Commercial street Salem. Oregon.
THE DALLAS
EXCURSION TO
BE A HUMMER
i i
"""wMBwaaaaBWBaaaw
TfcU stateriii-nt show that the pos
tal deponltory Is making s steady In
erMi every month, with the possibil
ity of the n-t dep,lt reaching al-rM-nt
1 1 ,000 K0 hy the flmt of the
yar. Mr. Carr, who tries to k"-p In
to'jfh lth the patron of the deponl-
J. A. Darr's feed barn; fifth ward,
Young's grocery store; aiith ward,
Iddlng's hall; seventh ward, Toun-iw-nd'a
hall.
The KIls will opn at 12 o'ebxk
noon and remain open until 7 o'clock
In the afternoon.
Noiii.'neen (or inayor, rc-rdr.
t ry, nays that many of the depositors .treasurer, n.arshal and one aldern.an
liilo'iely had not pt-rel tt bank ' (or ta h ward will he triad's tt this
a count (.r had mvi-d In any way,
Arrangements hav ken petfecteii
fur a hiimriier of an t-jtcurslon lo Dal
las nett I'rblay artirii'Kiii to attend
' tlon.
"The (Jlrl from l S. A."
T!,e coining attraMlon at the Grand
I'lipiilur Jlec ha nli Miiifiulije for (Ic
1'ilwr,
I hut llieraiurn whhh In rlihen in,''i'ri I.oum! .Moi.'lay, October 7 Is
im KK"lon takes higln-Ht rank. The j ' ra(!on ami something new In f-e.
the Dallas County lair and Llvescn k !""'"' ' "'Imulated not by a'-nimulat-, The girl from V. S A. an
Hliow, Mayor Ciaven, Undlord (.'rid-i1'"' '"'''"' '"a't l'"-''ges of others' j -:y,l by MIkh Oulna Marlon fills the
r of th New Kcott Hotel, l'rirl'li-iil "'"JM as ,-..ll,e, but by traveling ! Ideal of the author. Th dean, fine
1'oster of Hid Conm.en lal ub, and!1'1' "y "' ''I'1"1 Ul'" a realm of , "'mo"phere of the production U moKt
others came over from Polk county ; " " '" r" " t"y do original j v' holnne and wehom.f. The heart
capital Ibis afternoon, nnd lth Hec- i "I,1,!"K '""I e rliiientli.g, and rirn lut-r-et Is d--ji and natural. There is
retary of the INrd of Ttnd, and C. I..n''' fi''lH '"r r,,'"'"r(h and endeavor.,11 triangle love aflalr and the story of
I In; lnai w.-loint producit of lltv utlon Ul1' P'ay contaltm several wrf lal a.-ton-Mid
ilU,,iry de.wilbi-d each montii 1 '"em that are delightfully artful.
In the Popular M-chanii Magaine j'''1 K"nuln eplnodes of real llfu. Great
are rli I; in tint ipialliy of H'i-t.- Htlii, ! "" "tlon has bi en gli-n to make the
ood
Hlatr, a canvass of Ihci buslinits men
lias been made, soliciting everybody toi
lake In tint great Polk ro.inty event. I
Many of Hid busliiens and piofinslonal !
men of the city have, ple,gei tlii-tn-1
selves lii attend, laklng their families, I
and siartltig out for it royal good tlm.
The regular train liave, m i,
o'llock, and th-le will In. a special
train in bring tbn mily back afierl
fur ii. any of tin, n.-w i. vcm are but
ili'l" fingers almig tlm highway of
lirogrei.fi, M M o, t.r Magazine
there arc :iw; nrtich-H ami L'.'.C IIIuh-
tiaiions. hei.e cover a wide
of topics, Home of tln-tn Uiki
''i.i;o settlngH a eiaboratu and true
an the m;i up- anu admit.
Ciingreniiin Is killed.
lafui,.Hu ( n.., 1, i.
range I'l'-ni'iimine
rlblng f ;,rl Anderwin, of Fosiorla, 0 , was
tli day's fentivltleti, at aill , lnin , I "' adaptations of old utilities, oih- kil1'''' la1 "'K''1 n aulotnobll
to bo sgtei.,1 upon. Kw-rybody sbotibl
make plans lo go. H-ml otd to Ihe
Hoaid of Trade office, but remember
that you can buy your ticket at the
West Kaleiu depot. mi for the round
trip.
is sounding a note of aarnlng, and '" ,lllh h(' '
I Mill others (IIk'ii,hIui current dlma- '"'"r c"'-
bra In tb-lr relation to future welfare.
riding overturned
I (MITII Al l, TEAM htutns
i MM US OK I'lltl TK t
Vuslcrday aliernonn n very gishl
l'lblllnn of fiKitball to. k plaie out on
the high Sihool fbdil nheii Coach Tur
ner picked mil two teams fmiii tl:
lu.ua II..., . 1.. .........
.. ei. in mims ami put iiiem
lo scrliumagiiig, lln.K M.. ami
Clnuila Itaib lltr,., ( n,.w . w h(,
nr riperleiii-ltiK their first senw.ti uf
played excepllonally vtell
nnd even ouli-lnae many of the f,.
low who have several years of the
gitnio before.
Tlmro were nlmi three more n,.
Hu n nut for the first time, y lirw n
J'irrid Itli hiiniiid uti.l Keiineti, Martin,
Mr Martin proving himself to he ,tb
li't niul u tackbr. Manager Kieke
I as it schedule nearly complcd-d of
vl.l. li fM. BaiiM H will be py n
l':c hoiiui llc-M ami U. ,. M,1H.
'Hi, teanm' f,.,M. Thin will give the
I. J nut only a g.,, clnin,-,. t ,mw
I'H' illy what they en n do but will
fro give them four dipt which ur,.
ways Imilud fonvard l by tin m.
lti' uf any u;;:;r.'gat on. Th first
Yamhill county has prepared a
splendid exhibit lo be shown at the
t'nlesit government be for the gwl
of all the pi-ople It Is a sham, deserv
ing to be dextroyeil nnd forgotten.
If tint ramlliialii Htnmlii r,.r ..I,,..
Chicago and Mlnnea,lls land shows I the people n.-e,f Vnto for him; If he
"' :" l"t, r I stands-fur the Job vote him out.
YOU'RE BILLIOUS! YOUR LIVER AND
BOWELS ARE IHACTIVE"CASCARETS"
Km red Tnngue, lla. Taste, In.llges
Hon, Hallow t-kln and Ml.-rabli. Ib aj.
ai lies come from a torpid liver nnd
constl,ul.,l ,oe which cause your
slomacli lo become, fill.- win, ,m,n.
i(. stcd food, which Mourn an. I ferments
Uk gurl.age In a swill barrel. That's
the first si,.,, t muohl misery -lu,.
l;i-.tlon, foul gases, breath, yellow
kin. mental f,.lir, everything t)mt )
hcrrlhb, and nauseating. A Cancuret
tonight will surely Ktraighten you out
ly iiiiiriilng-a lo-cent box will keep
your head clear, stomach sweet liver
end bowels regular and make you feel
hxerful and bully for months. j
Don't forget your children their
Utile) Insblen need a good, gentle,
cleansing, too, occnMonully.
f (pj CANDY CATHARTIC jj
X 7iJ0 CINT "oxcs-ANr DRua sto.ie j B
$4.00 Shoes $2,95
Our tl lino of men's shoes is very
large, comprising most anything de
sirable In nfrn's footwear. All styles
of bathers In Urc- or button, In tan
or black and all widths. Every pair
guarantee Good f-ar welt. Owning
price
$2.93
$5.00 Shoes $3.85
The II line of shoes Is strictly hand
hullt, made of the finest gun metal,
kid, Itusnian calf and colt skin. All the
latest lasts, as well as conservative
model,. Opening price
53.85
$3.50 Shoes $2.66
We have a strong line of $3.50 dress
shoe, ,,n,i work shoes, that kind that
ear llko Iron. Opening nrlce
$2.60
$6 High Tops $4.35
Chippewa hand-built high-top shoes,
nlso a complete lino of loggers, sell
ing at $6. Opening price.
$4.35
$7.50 ade $5.65
Strictly hciHt'wnuile, high-top shoes
d loggers, the ,9t tIl0 ,,.,.,,,
in near waterproof ng it is possible l0
Hi"tn. Regular prico $; ;,o
Opening price.
Shoes
At. Saving
Prices .
Our Shoe Department is one
of the best selected in the state.
You will find here just the
style and kind you are looking
for. The opening prices are
now in effect and are making
many shoe customers for this
store. All the new fall 1912
1913 models are here
Hosiery
15c black and tan Hose
Fireman bland, go a
2 pair for
15c
35c pure silk hose, all
colors, opening price,
2 pair for J
; 35c
25c wool hose, n blac'l
gray or natural. Open
lug price
15c
40c big heavy wool soX,
pure wool, in white of
colors, to go at
20c
$5.65
203 North Commercial, Corner Court
We merit your
patronage on
the basis of
selling you the
market's best
merchandise
at the lowelt
possible price J