Daily capital journal., November 14, 1912, Page Page Four, Image 4

DAILY CAPITAL. JOmXAL. SALKM. OltKOOX. THIHSDAT, NOVEMBER II, 102.
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homeIfurNISHERS
0R. COURT & high sts.
i'HONK MAIN .Via.
Made in Oregon
Heating
Stoves
This heater is made in Oregon, especially
for the fuel we use here, If you are in need
of a heater you cannot do better than to
come in and look this stove over, Mary
other kinds and sizes to select from,
jam Raft
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vflik
The famous "Lentz" Dining
Tables are sold at this store
We were very fortunate in getting the Lentz line of din-
inrr tables for Salem
"y-!-'! : ' , tl
Solid oak, both plain and
quartered in the new
waxed and dull finish,
with chairs to match, All
sizes from 42 to 54 inches
Prices from $14,40 up,
A New Shipment of Charlotte
Library Tables Just Arrived
Many handsome new de-w-rr
'.ji's, If you want some
tiiiii'i different in a library
table, we have it, New
colonial, mission and nov
elty designs are now
ready for inspection, The
low prices will surprise
vou,
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Calef Special Mattress
THE BEST BUILT MATTRESS OF THEM ALL
Made especially for us by a larcjc manufacturer. This mattress is made of long white staple cotton. $
Felled in layers, and is guaranteed by us to be the equal of any on the market. Our price
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1440
Ask about
Our
Confidential
Credit
Plan
If HOME fff&iSMMS
Mail Orders
Pilled
Solicited
I'IIOM: MA IX 5!I3.
ade in Oregon
ange
The Calef Bros. Range
Heavy wrought steel body, asbestos lined
between steel, wide shallow firebox made
for wood fuel, Heavy reinforced oven
and plain nickle trimmings, Save fuel and
money by purchasing one of the Oregon
Made Ranges,
""CBMIMW unit I
, J '" II rJ" - I
$ - ?
3k. - ""'
0;
Will Dump
Him over
the Border
HNITl:i 1'IIKHH I.K.IHKI, WIBB.J
S:m FniiirlKcn, Nov. It. Jm'lt
l:l;:ik. iillim Ciillalnin, watiln' hero
lor rolilM'iy nml iiho I'or Jalllni'iik
lliK, In ii r iiiiiIchIiiiIiIo cilli'ii Id Ciiu
3i I it . ho In1 will lie liiki'ii liy ii i'i,niiiiny
of (nnat lull inoiiuli'il iiollio nml o
I'orti'il Herons lln lioiiiiiliiiy lino Into
Monliiim, acconllnn to word roivlvod
lioro today by Clib r of I'ollro Willi.'.
Two nttriiiitH to I'Mraillli' llla.'k
fall.'il, lull. Ilio Caiiiidlnn aullioilll.'s
wlri'd t hit I'olli'o of tlirlr Inli'iillon
to K1'! rid of Ulai'li, who w;ii rai
Hiivil III l.rlliliiiili;o. A 1 1 1 rl ii. WI'i'M
ilio fur.ltlvn Ih liino'il looso In Moli
lalia 1'Y Ilio inoiiuli'il piillic, Ii,' will
bo ii rrcsl fil and broiuilil liri'r to srl'M'
Hilt III'' lltli'llTl Irl'lll.
iii:ihi;u m i: siidwim;
(If Skill, ami iM iita
NEW SHOW
Today
For your approval
Bligh Theatre
"Where Everybody Goes"
Will Send
Delegatiou
to Portland
Got into Jail
Trying lo Get
Johnson Out
Salt'in iiii'i'i'luinls aro preparing to
, observe Homo Industries Day with
proper window displays on Thursday,
Nov. Jl. I ho Marlon County Munii-faeturers-
Association has made nil
iiiTunci'mclilH to semi a hirRe dtMegn
t!ni to the state convention of ma'i
iilaetii"ers to be held at I'ortland on
; that day. Hade's have been ordered
J printed for the occasion, and a lar,;,i
wondrous strides. j deb-natlon of the Salem Womaun
Thanlis to his own ainhltlon, Pr. j I'ousuiners' I .ensile, which is
Hartley has ereeteil for hlniselt' a maK- ,i,,, ,M"1 1,1 iH"" tance only to I'ort
niflceiit. home at IT.", North Twenty- land will alicud. licdiiccd rates of
fourth street, and upon the first of '''' 'nl a third fares for the round
ni'M month will cliant;e Ills location lo t"lp Imu' been secured for the occi
tho Sleeves bulldlni;, corner Slate and i '" mid il Is expected that at least
of misery ami despair, In spite of the
fact, that they were residents of the
most, beautiful city and t;rand state in
Hie l'nlon. Thanlts to modern facili
ties ami knowledge, this care-taker of
the human system is inlvaiiclnB with
Question of
Citizenship
Is Brought up
Chicago, Nov. 14. A jail sentence
lor contempt of court was given Al
bert , bines by United States Jmifiv
Liindis here today for attempting to
furnish bail for .lack Johnson, the
negro prize fighter, on property bc
'..nglng to his wife and which he said
i was his own.
Attorney W. d. Anderson, a n 'gro
representing Johnson, declared this
afternoon that ho has bonds which I
he believes w ill provo acceptable to j
the court. Johnson's mother nnd a
whit" man whose Identity has not
been disclosed are ready, Anderson
-aid, to sign the bonds.
Liberty streets.
V.'Utig physician
ately furnish his
This enterprising
Intends to elalinl'
new quarters, and
lil'ty will attend on
lari'.e reservation is lo
In liquet that i veiling
that date.
be made al the
il the ('omiii""-
That esperieiice and ace do not
count for all In establishing a pmfes
sional business in this city Is amply
ileliioii'dratcd bv the tact that, not-
ii.il Club of
visitors will
Manufacturer
of Ms lepre-elitativ
tlie change is due to there being an
elevator service, and every comfort
able convenient' at baud for his patients.
In Mr. Harllcv 's professional make- short nddresst
up there is no such tiling as chronic
ailments, That most dreaded of all
pains caused by rheumatism, aggra-
I 'mi land where S;
be the guests of
Association, and
lel'l
the
I VV II
down for
withstanding lus imiiii a i .11 iv e youth.
Mr. S. .. Hurt ley, who recently located vatltig stiff joints or muscles, iicural
itt Salt in lo practice niei hanlco t het a-! gia, headache, backache, constipation
peuths. has, during his brief location . ar psralvsis and other nerve wrecking I
In tills city cnjovcil the success of al'- ' ailments are treated by this joiing
Hululely lining ami sending on their doctor without drugs of any charac
wa In 11 stale of health far b, Iter 1 tcr. His system of cent ruling these
than they could have ever cvpeilcd
under oilier conditions L' IS people, and.
iinus'iiil to note, In tills number there
ine several who for years despaired of
ever again n lug anything but clouds
cased Is absolutely new and modern to
medical science and his ahilltv to ad
minister same is unqucst ioucd.
youth and pleiuv of ambition
tv oiulers now a-dav s.
Wilson Issues
Thanksgiving
Proclamation
NO ONE STRONGER THAN HIS STOMACH.
Tltn cclchmtctl Or. Alu'rurllty of t.omloti wni t'trmly of the opinion thut dlor
(knsof fttmiiiu'h were t tie n-.ot prolific nourceot hiiimtn iiilmentN in lU'iu'rtil. A
rpt'cnt moilii'iil writer fcnyn: "every lecliiiii, rniotinii uul nlVeetiou reports nt tti
toiiuich (thrniijlh the nvstcni of mrvis) tm. I the Ktonnich s ulteoted uccorvlmly.
It 11 the itiil tvnlrr n( tin hoiiv lt coottnueii, " no we may bo
ui( to Use through) the stoiihit'lt," Ho (Joes on to tthow (hut (lie Mimtoh itt
the viltil ueuti-r o( the hmlv. t or we.ik tttomuoh mul the ooiiM-o.uent iiulijiteition
tr itviprpsui, mul the noiltttiule o( jrimis Jim-is s which result herefrom, nil
uieJiciite cuu he heitt-r kinlcd u u cuni(io ucnt (tuui
Dr. Pierre's Golden Medical Discovery.
Ne
ei'.d men
miller I '
t ,,1011.1. Cain. " 1
I'l.'ll ve.irs. I '-
V, 1 ,a T a the ui
I lit tin V did me 11,
.ic , 1 altered from a severe pain right
ie, " wroc Mas. ii. M. Miiiki n, of
1 Mill, red from It, oil' and on, (or ccv
aiib i,,l tioiu heart burn, did net know
,' vv,!i ie. 1 ',ii,d several innllcincs
i nuioy. 1 w as tout It w a my
u
Ji, liV'T. I C It lint (lll'V lo ell I IIS It 111 Mil, Hie MM', H lll'll-
ever I swallow eil am ilnu,. it sei'imil that. 1 would faint -it
y liurt 1 grew wrv thin nnd weak from not eating-. Was
; Vv told to take Mr . I'lcivc's Unldeii Metlleiil 1 11-coverv. t timk
- t "Jpx.live ImtlleN et it. and conl,t f,t-l mvself iretliiiLf U-lter from
rf 'V, iiJ0 Jprfs; ' ! lirst Iom', 1 could eat a little without pa III ud ttrvvv
1, I , l aiiv'.. r ctr
I'rluccton, X. J .Nov. II In his ca-
Trnlv 1 1'ai'ity as governor of New Jetsey,
, ,) , ! I'l'csldent-eleet Wood row Wilson Is
jsucd today his annual Thanksgiving
""" j May proclamation, lie particularly
j calls attention to the political cam-
palgu, which, he says, just cleared
I "without violence or passkm." The
, pi oclamatloii says In part :
j "Another year of peace and pros
perity has passed by. The life of the
state and the nation has been undis
turbed by war or pestilance or disas
ter of any kind. We have luvn free to
choose our own ways, and wo have
gone through the varied phases of a
great political campaign without vio
lence or passion. The hope of our peo
ple has arisen with an Increase of
their living, and Cod has been very
gracious to us In all his dealings."
lUll. MUHIUtM.
unit fast, lo.l.iv 1 am stronn itnd well and can do a big
dav'a work with cam". Can e.tt everything and huve put on
tlesli wonderfully. 1 will ny to nil sutkrera writo to Mr.
1'tuK-o. liu baa my undying gntlimUo,"
Sir Thomas Upton, the (treat Kng
llsh yachtsman, will reach I'ortland to
morrow, and remain over Sunday. He
will bt the suettt of the Portland l'rt'M
Club and the Commercial Club.
'I'lic Cut Settled It.
San Francisco, Xov. 14. In her
plea of divorce Mrs. Irina M. Krin,
to, her own alleged mistreatment
with dry eyes, hut when she related
the cruellies practiced upon her p
cat site broke down completely. Mi
Hon of the cat brought diabolical
grins from her husband.
Xow that the equal suffrage law
has becomes effective, the citizenship
of a married woman is tho subject of
a good deal of discussion and threat
ens to Increase that part of the work
of the county clerk. Section 1904 of
the V. S. Statutes provides that the
status of the citizenship of a married
woman is determined by the citizen
ship of her husband, and it is further
held by the courts that a woman once
a citizen under this statute will con
tinue to he a citizen even though she
might become divorced from her hus
band. The theory is that after once
becoming a citizen, the citizenship
is not changed unless by some act
"f the party on whom It is conferred,
such as moving out of the country,
etc.
A Rare Buy
$10,000 will buy 28 acres . of all
cleared beaver dam land In tho Lake
Lahlsh district, highly improved. The
land Is well drained and is exception
ally rich and productive.
Tho house is na modern nnd well
equipped as any in Salem. A modern
rustic bungalow with full plumbing,
consisting of hot and cold water,
bath, lavatory, sink, toilet, etc.
Walls are plastured, there Is a fire
place, commodious living and sleeping
rooms, pantry, closet, etc.
Water is furnished from a deen
well by means of a compressed air
plant and piped to house and out
buildings. Same engine can be used
to develop electric light if desired.
There Is a good large barn, garage,
woodshed and small house for hired
man. Place is all well fenced. Lo
cated only a short distance from sta
tions on the Oregon Electric and
Southern Pacific, and only five miles
from Salem. On good road, near school
rural delivery and telephone service.
For first-class beaver dam this is
exceptionally cheap, and any one who
Is familiar with this class of soil
knows what can be produced on It.
Terms can be arranged If desired.
We can show this place at any time.
BECHTEt & BYNON,
347 State Street.
We would like to see a picture of
the man who can always please him
self and the wife at the same time.
ONE DOSE MAKES
INDIGESTION GO
IIP AIUll! I,'. (iAS. DYSPITSIA
M All, STOMACH 1HSTKKSS
lMHIt I Til "PATH'S lUVPFP.
SIV"
Vou don't want a slow remedy when
M'ur st, macii Is bad or an uncertain
one or a h.i'inful one your stomach
is too valuable; you mustn't injure it
w itb drastic drugs.
1'ape's Miapepsln is noted for its
''peed In giving relief; it's liaruiloss
iu'ks; its certain unfailing action in
I'lgulatiug sick, sour, gassy stomachs.
It.' millions of cures In indigestion,
dyspepsia, gastritis and other stomach
trouble has made It famous lh, world'
over,
Keep this perfect stomach doctor In
your home--Veep it handy get a large
(iity-cent case from any drug store
and then If any one should eat some
thing which doesn't agree with them;
if what they eat lays Uko lead, fer
ments and sours and forms gas; caus
es headache, dizziness and nausea'
;;' Says There Is
Combine to Raise
Cost Of Living
t iii:n vnr.ss i.r.Asrn who:.
l.os Angeles c'al., Nov. 1 1.. Deter.
";ill"i' I'i'i'ak the alleged coinbina
of local dealers in foodstuffs,
liich he says is responsible for the
iiii'f'ased cost of living. Mayor tb-orge
Alexander announced today his in
"'Utlou of carrying the matter to the
city council. The mayor was etnphat
'' l I'l denunciation of the methods
which are being used to raise food
prices.
" I'livre is no doubt," he said, "that
'""''" .'XM here that are raising
"'' t living. I am as confide,,,
oi it as I caU b0 of anything, it w
--"Hi'" drastic ami effective ai.,j,iM
'"ken. , thorough ,,,,4 t.xhaus
'' mvesi kali, i ,0 secure evidence
: "-' ' 'ii" must H push,.,!.
lMi!h! !''''' a shrewd lawy,,-
i intelligent detective."
Tho '''' "r Imposes to urge ,,,
' ' um ' 'IppOintlLellt
S'tviai projector.
nuie w
Big Stock of Goods
Co
We
and
of
s""ie (ias Hil.
UlS AllL'el, I ' .1 -
eructations' of nel.l nn.l .,.,.11.. .! It. A shock
" !. imii tt' ri n. s I'lon i .... t
iiHHl remember as soon as Tape's
Idapepsin comes In contact with the
stomach all such distress vanishes. Its
promptness, certainty and ease In ov
ercoming thu worst stomach disorders
Is a revolution to those wh0 try it.
"e .ici,onald. pro
ir ''-icssing parlor,
"stalilishment eight
a sas bill. When
pnetress of a h
slie had ran her
.us unoiit paying
' ''i as discovered a bp.
ws prescind n
-'"--nee Reeves savq
she must pay.
53,50 pants sale ..$2.50
SI. 50 yard silk ....$1.00
S3, 25 aood kimonos $2.00
St.50 sweaters $3.25
$2,25 house drsses .$1.75
SI .85 pood nieiit cowns
- $1.25
So.23 fancy waists .$3.25
$1,45 corset, sale $1.00
$12,50 men's suits .$8.50
$1.75 flannel shirts $1.25
Dress goods on sale,
$1,00 silk scarfs ... .75c
Underwear, big line of chil
dren's and ladies' coats, at
half price,
AH goods on sale at tjreatly reduced prices. Remember
this is the store that Saves You Money.
325 N. Com'l St. Salem, Oregon