Daily capital journal., October 10, 1912, Page Page Five, Image 5

DAILY CAPIIA1 JOUBKAL, SALEM, OREGON, Till ItSDAY, OCTOItKIt 10, 1012.
SPLENDID VALUES I
Huck Towels
18x36 in, only
9c
MESSALINE
Shirt Waists
all Silk Special
$2.75
MEN'S
Shirts
$1,25 value
98c
SlUcr llnintl
Pleated and plain front.
CHILDREN'S
Coats
from 4 to 14 years
REDUCED IN PRICES
READY-MADE '
Sheets
All sizes splendid
quality
10 per cent less
Men's Jersey Ribbed
Underwear
Good quality
50c value
43c
Regular 10c
Percales 7c
Dark blue gray, light
background with figure
BARBER
Towels
Gocd size-each
4c
Boys' Straight Knee
Trousers
Values to $1,50
. 50c
Women's
Outing Flannel
Night Gowns
$1,75 values. ..$1.49
1,25 values ... 1.09
1,00 values ... .89
00
GREAT PLAY
AT GRAND
SATURDAY
tagged out at third. Hendricks ran
for Stall!. Wegner safe when Merkla
dropped Fletcher's throw, Hendrlck
noii took third on the error. Wagner
stole second. Cady filed to Devote.
One run.
Final Score.
It. If. E.
New York 2 7 1
Boston 1 7 0
Score liy Hnnlngs.
New York 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 02
Hostun 0000 0 000 11
Summary: Struck out by Murqunrd
0; O'llrien 3. liases on halls, Mnr-
....,, ,vn .m l- fin-lT 1imrd 1; 0'1,rlon 3- Two-base hits.
"IIOlMIl AM) I'AID 10 It, (.lttAl.Mlirr(ly( nerzoBi stalil. (lanlner.
EST OK MODF.lOi l'LAYS, WILL 1 Double play. Speaker to Stahl. Sucrl-
KK HEItE SA'ITKIiAY, .MATINEE flced hits, Merkle, Gardner, Marquard.
I Sacrifice fly Herzog. Stolen bases
I Fletcher, Devore, Wagner,
1 pitched ball, Herzog.
"Nought and Paid For" journeyed
direct from Win. A. llrady's Play
house, New York City, to San Diego,
California,-a distance of over 4,000 Whether to pay an $1U,0 automobile
b 1 contracted in tinting a jury to
ItOIII.EM IS I I
THE A I
lilt by
TO
rOllNEY-GENEHAL
(iEXEKOrS WORK OF
THEATRE JIAXAGEItS
Manager Morgan, of the Wexford has
about completed arrangements for
i:ext Monday when a fine benefit pro
gram will be given, the proceeds of
which will go to the assistance of a
woman and six small children, whose
support has. been removed ly the
death of the husband and father. From
the way tickets are selling the capac
ity of the Wexford, as well as Ye Lib
erty, which has been donated for the
overflow, will be taxed to the limit.
Special music, both, vocal and Instru
mental of exceptional merit will be
heard on this occasion. The Women
of Woodcraft are making a canvass of
the city selling tickets and the tickets
are also on sale at Water's, Adolph's
and Ralph's cigar stores, t has come
to the attention of thla paper that a
prominent lady of Salem has purchas- Notice to Taxpayers,
ed $30 worth of tickets and other
largo purchases have been reported. ! Thfl co(mty board o equallzation
There will be a matinee In the after- wm convcne on Monday, October 21,
neon as well as the show in the ev- for tm3 purpose of examining and
enlng. Let everybody purchase a few equalizing the assessment rolls of Ma
tickets as the money will never be ron county, Oregon, and will remain
missed and the proceeds of thJs enter- m session six days. All persons de
prlse will be the means of providing a string to protest assessments on said
warm fire and a plenteous larder for rouB must do so according to the fol-
seven people who might otherwise suf- lowing provisions of the law:
fer the pangs of hunger and cold. j ..PetlUong or applications for the re-
unwr von a" Don ninvo auction of a particular assessment
HAVt TUU A bAU DAUIW gnaU be maAe t writing, verified by
Drive away your backache, get to-. oath of the applicant or his attorney
day a package of Mother Gray's Aro-1 ana D8 filed with the board during the
TJJZ .knld-ne0yS,ann C,?n"!nt week It Is, by law, required to be
recting that lame, sore ana all un-i, , .... ,.
Btrunc feeling of the nerves. If your , session, and any petition or appll-
kidneys act too frequently, or action I cation not so made, verified and filed,
Is painful and scanty, Aromatic Leaf Bnau not be considered or acted upon
1 by the board." P. J. RICE,
FREE. Address, The Mother Gray Co.,
LeRoy, New York. I
Assessor for Marlon County.
10-1-lOt-dly
Eyeene Celebra
OF OPENING THE
Oregon Electric
$2.10
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El
tioh
Railway
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15th
ROUND TRIP TO EUGENE
Good only both directions on
SPECIAL TRAIN
Leaving Salem 8:30 a. m.
Arriving Eugene 11:45 a. m.
Returning
Leave Eugene 7:00 p. m.
Tuesday, October 15th
orecqn
electric
railway i
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Eugene has prepared a splendid program of entertainment, and extends an invi
tation to Salem citizens to join in celebrating the completion of the Oregon
Electric railway through the Willamette Valley to Eugene,
REGULAR DAILY TRAINS
On and aftsr Thursday. October 17, Leave Salem for Albany and Eugene, local
8:35 a, m,r limited, 10:10 a, m,; local, 1 p, m,j limited, 8:05 p, m,; local
Limited trains carry observation, parlor cars and coaches,
W. E. C0MAN, c- E- ALBIN'
nmroi rmUM cmH PacconPfir Asent, General Agent,
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miles, In order to be the opening
attraction of the beautiful Sprecklos
theatre In that city, going from there
to the Majestic theatre In Los Ange
les, and coming direct to us from a
three week's BUy at Cort theatre, San
Francisco, where It was received with
the same enthusiasm which marked
Its long run of a yenr nt Mr. llrady's
New York theatre.
D. M. Young of the Los Angeles
Record, In his criticism of "Nought
and Paid For," during Its engagement
at the Majestic theatre In that city,
snys:
"A scorching sermon of the times
was preached nt the MaJeBtlc theatre
Sunday night, through the medium of
the Nroadhurst vehicle, "Bcight and
Paid For," and It was put across the
footlights with a punch characteristic'
of that versatile playwright. It was
at once a biting satire on the mode
of living of the man whose Idol Is
the 'Golden Calf,' and a reminder of
that tragedy of the American homo,
drink. If there was a man In that
great audience who Is so prone to
give himself up to the curse he may
have Been himself and those who de
pend on him mirrored In the charac
ter of the piece, 'nought and Paid
For' Is virile and gripping, though,
perhaps, distasteful in Its candor at
times. The story is of a poor hut
ambitious 'Hello' girl who nifirrles
for convenience a man of wealth with
the inevitable result that, despite her
baubles and luxury, she Uistes the
dregs of unhapplness. Her wealthy
husband Is satisfactory and pleasant
until he goes on the periodical spree,
then he Is changed with the thought
of the 'Golden Gajf uppermost In
his mind. He reminds hiB wife that
he has bought and paid for her with
the coin of the realm, and seeks to
collect his debt, but she surprises
him by leaving, preferring the humble
life of the shop toller to the bird In
the gilded cage. The cast Is an ex
cellent one. The play Is well worth
seeing."
"nought and Paid For" will be the
attraction at. the Grand Opera House,
Saturday, Octiflier 12, 1912, matinee
and evening.
premises near the penitentiary which
he was seeking to condemn for the
Institution from his own fund or put
It up to the legislature Is the problem
which which Attorney-General Craw
ford finds himself confronted.
The suit was Instituted nt the re
quest of the state board, nnd when the
bills were forwarded to It the automo
blllo hill was among them. They were
turned over to Governor West to be
paid from the penitentiary fund. The
governor now refuses to pay this bill,
declaring that tho attorney-general
could have conveyed tho Jury to the
premises by the street car line and
that there was no necessity of press
ing automobiles Into service and tax
ing the expense up to the state. Attorney-General
Crawford contends that
ho consulted tho court on the question
whether the Jury should bo taken In
automobiles or on a car lino, and that
the court decided in favor of the stink
wagons, This explanation does not
f:ct!i'.fy the governor. Tho result Is
that tho attorney-general must cither
tax tblB bill up to his own fund or go
before the legislature and ask It to
pay It. Which he will do he has not
decided upon.
OLD MAN F01M) IKA1
SITTIXfl IN IMS ( II All!
NITRO CLUB
pXwteel Lined
SMmSHELLS
They climb tight in the bolt
lor ttie Remington Cubi,
mm,
AUIULUAJJIMj btlUlljUN
SAVE YOUR SHOULDER
In the Remington-UMC Autoloading Shotgun, tho Lick is
used lo work the action. Send for a motion-picture booklet
telling how.
Shoot Remington-UMC Nitro Club Steel Lined Eastern
Factory Loaded Shot Shells (or speed plus pattern in any make
of shotgun.
Reniindton Arms-Union Metallic Cartridge Co.
299 Broadway, io Now York City
EW YORK BEATS BOSTON.
(Continued from Tage 1.)
to Lewis. Snodgrnss singled to left
field. Murray filed to Lewis. Merkle
forced Snodgrass, Wagner to Yerkes.
No runs.
Hoston Engle hatting for Carrlgan.
filed to Murray, nail hatting for
O'Brien fanned. Hooper walked.
Yerkes out, Ilerzug to Merkle. No
runs.
Mnlh Innliiir.
New York Iledlent and Cady now
Boston battery. Ilerzog hit by pitched
ball. Herzog out stealing, Cndy to
Yerkes. Meyers singled through sec
ond. Hetcher filed out to Speaker
and Meyers was doubled off first,
Speaker to Stahl. No runs.
Buston Speaker filed to Fletcher.
Lewis beat out an Infield hit. Gard
ner doubled to right, scoring Lewis.
Stalil grounded to Marquard, who
threw to Herzog, and Gardner was
SAYS OFFICIALS WF.HE
HKIIIXW THE ASSAULT
UNITED FIIKHS 1JJAHKI) WIHR.l
Klamath Falls. Or., Oct. 10. Charg
ing that city officials encouraged the
assault of a policeman on It. Vance
llukhlns, a newspaper reporter em
ployed by tho Northwestern, efforts
are being made here today to secure
warrants for the arrest of Mayor Nich
olas, Chief of Police Smith and two of
ficers. Tho aswiult of II urchins Is said to
have been caiiBed by tho editor of tho
paper laying the blaiuu for a scries of
ailiclcs attacking the police upon tho
reporter.
Ok Mow I Itched!
Grldlow G. Endes, nged GO years and
single, of Jefferson, died suddenly at
Ms home there some time last night
Physicians from this city have been
attending him with but little prospects
rf permanent recovery. Thla morning
some of the neighbors canio to tho
1( use and by looking In at tho window
discovered Mr. Fades In an upright
posture apparently wnrni'rs h'mself
by the fire. Alter attending to some
matters about the barn they returned
nnd found that he was dead, having
expired while sitting In a chair. He
haB no relatives In this county, but
there are Borne relatives In Portland,
who have been notified of his death.
What lomr nervn-rnektwc days of con
stant torture what sleepless nltilits of
tu,rll)lo agony ltcli Itch Itch, eon
tnnt Itch, until It Bremrd that I must
tr off my very skin then
Initant relief my skin cooled, soothed
Rnd hculed!
The very flrnt drops of D.n.D. Pre
scription for Kczenia stopped that awful
Itch Instantly: yes. the very moment
D.D.D. touched the burnliitf Hhin tho tor
ture ccRBeri. A 2Gc bottle proves It.
D.D.D. has been known for yeara nn
tho only absolutely reliable eczema
r"
3lll3ai -Mil
How to Make
Better Cough Syrup than
s
a iou ,an ouy
remedy, for It wnshes nwny the disease
KcrmH and leaves the skin as olear and
beulthy us that of a child.
All other druggists have D.D.D. Pre
scription k to them it you can't come
to us hut don't accept some big prollt
substitute.
But If you come to our store, we are
so certain of what D.D.P. will do for you
that we offer you a full size bottle on
this Riiarantce: If you d not find tlt
It takes away the Itch AT ONCE, It
costs you not a cent,
J. C. Perry, Druggist.
A Family Supply, Saving- 2 and
Fully Guaranteed.
J
A full pint of cough syrup as much
as you could buy for $2..rU can easily
bo mado at home. You will find nothing
that tukes hold of an obstinate cough
nioro quickly, usually ending it insido of
24 hours. Excellent, too, for croup,
whooping cough, sore lungs, nstliiua,
hoarseness and other throat troubles.
Mix one pint of granulated sugar with
pint of warm water, and stir for 2
minutes. Put 2'j ounces of Pinex (llfty
cents' worth) in a pint bottle, then add
tho Sugar Syrup. It keeps perfectly.
Take a teaspoonful every one, two or
three hours.
litis is just laxativo enough to help
cure a cough. Also stimulates tho appe
tite, which is usually upset by a cough.
Tho tuto is pleasant.
Tho eHect of pino anil sugar syrup on
the inflamed membranes is well known.
Pinex is the most valuable concentrated
compound of Norwav whito pino extract,
rich in puaiacol and all tho natural
healing pino elements. Other prepara
tions will not work in this formula.
Tho Pinex and Sugar Syrup recipo is
now used by thousands or housewives
throughout tho United States nnd Can
ada. Tho plan has lecn Imitated, but
tho old successful formula 1ms never
been equaled.
A guaranty of absolute satisfact ion, or
money promptly refunded, goes with this
recipe. Your drupiist tins j'lnex, or win
get it for vou. If not, send to Tho
Pines Co., l't. Wayne, Ind.
2 a, m,
Selections from
October
Pictorial Review Patterns
fib Direclo
driT
The
Russian
Blouse Suit '
for Musei
Blow 4672
Skirt 4677
IS cents
uch
Tht Oclobtr Fathion Sh.it Ff for tht athing at ! Paifrn CounfiS,
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
We especially urge you to call at our pattern counter
and meet Miss E, M, Matthews, direct from the Pctor
ial Review Company of New York, who will be with us
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11 and 12, She
will be glad to show you how to use Pictorial Review
Patterns, which, for simplicity of operation and econo
my, as well as style, are unequaled,
A New Wrinkle
Probably you have never
heard about the Burroughs
extra Total Button. On some
of the big machines, for in
stance, that will handle two
columns of eight or nine fig
ures at the same time, you
may want to take a total of
one set of columns and don't
want to take a total of
another; we meet that with
the extra Total Button.
Again, you can be adding
in both sections of the ma
chine, but you can total in
either section that you want
to just another advance step
in adding machine construc
tion that most manufactures
never thought anything about,
but we have to meet all con
ditions. Let us show you.
BURROUGHS ADDING MACHINE CO.
N. B. Gregg, Sales Manager
Commercial Club Building
Portland, Oregon
115
High
Street
The
Masonic
Temple
Salem, Oregon,
Portland, Oregon,
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