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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 28, 1912)
PmT CAH1AL JOURNAL, SALEM, OEEflOt, SATMIDAT, Ptt'EMlU'R N. 1. I J ' 1 I . II 9 n I l! mens suits 1-4 Less Men's j Overcoats j 14 Less : i Manicure Sets 20 per cent Less Mcssalinc Silk Waist $2.40 Dress Goods at Reduced Prices Mescaline Petticoats $1.98 to $2.98 Women's Suits and Coats 1-3 to 1-2 Less Furs H to 13 Less Men's Separate Trousers 1-4 Less 1 . ! GOWNS 0 1-2 Price U A Musical Comedy at the Grand Tho chorus girls of "A Modern Eve." the successful Merlin operetta, coming to the Grand opera house Sat urday, January 4, have gone In for nit real sketching In hlack and white. They; are learning to draw and would rather try their hands at a car toon than a new dance step. One of the songs of ""A Modern Eve" a sentimental ballad called "You're such a Lonesome Moon To night" shows the chorus girls on the stage as a sketching party, with noth ing to do hift sit at their easels and pretend to draw. With the equipment for artistic experiments at their dis posal they hegan to see what they could do with It. Now night after night they sketch away while the prima donna Is singing her song, and the stage manager has a hard time cliokinc the Biggies when some one outlines a successful caricature. Of course, none of the sketches are vis ible to the audience, hut the girls get a good deal of fun out of them just the same. T'TIMTY COMPANIES MIST MAKE SHOWING The gas and water and the tele phone and telegraph utilities agreed In tho conference of utilities at the Mate house this morning to appoint their own. standing committees. The commission agreed to give tho utili ties until January 15 to get their tar iffs on file In the office of the commis sion. In the session of yesterday after noon an executive committee was nPTMwi nnnn tn confer with the com- . .i n., wffs. rates and I notion l eKtliuutft v,n ether problems created by the law. Included In. the committee will he three representatives of the Portland railway, Light & rower-Co., two from the Pacific Tower & I'hi Co., two n nd flllO trom the Oregon ro -;"- ,.,,. of Allianee, f.nm each of several s.nai.e. - , Mrs I. .... n,l, .lwl,l W ft SYl Ul ror nmng mie ' general rules were outlined which will he filed on January 15 together with a statement showing the prevai -lug rates on January 1. 19U. This statement will also show all changes in rL.oa Bin that time. All con tracts or agreements of any nature . . ,j V'V :;;: ' X ' ' . j .' . : ' -"H . ' "i i'h: v. v. . n-:.-S . -"K .... M The First Municipal Car Line SIX KKAMIsro TODAY OI'KHI) miu:i:t cvk link swm nv I1IK CITY, 1 11 K VI US r (in. mv.m: sikkkt cak i.ik n 1HK IMTKIl S'l'ATKS, IrNiTrn nnsi ijcaiud wim. i Saa Francisco, IVc. 2S. Paying the fit at nickel named by the first mil-1 i nlclpally-owned and operated siree: railway in the I'nlted Siatei Maor i Jamos llolph, of San Francisco.,! opened to public use here today the new deary street line, which v;is es tablished after one of the longest und bitterest fights In the history of pub-1 lie service corporation regulation on record anywhere. ! The franchise of the old roml inch ' is replaced by the new municipal line expired in IfliVl. Two years before this a movement was begun to own and municipally operate the road :' when the franchise should lapse. In the iiuestion was made the sub-' ject of a special election. It was do-, feated. In l:w;l It was again defeated, in 1!HV the measure passed. Then , came the San Francisco earthquake and fire, all records were destroyed and the taxes levied were needed for other purposes. I Hail a Hard How. ; In 1!)7 another tax levy was made. This the court annulled. In June. 11100, the people defeated a proposed bond issue for the purpose. In he cember, lfluji, the bonds finally carried by a great majority. Then the banks refused to buy them to the amount of $L',OL'0.artil. Next came an appeal to the people and Individuals and wel fare organizations. Including some la l;r unions, invested, and "big busi ness," seeing the public spirit, swung Into line. During all those years, while the project was fighting for popular sup port, adherents of the I'nlted Hail- ; roads of San Francisco, anil that cor poration itself, steadily harrassed the plan In the courts. Finally tho I'nlted States courts held that they had no jurisdiction In the matter, and the municipal ownership won. In 1011 work on the roadbed and track was begun. Today it Is more Ithun half completed, ten cars are In !use, and only the erection of leruiin nls and extensions of Jlie line to the bay and ocean beach remain to com plete the prnjeet, which has marked the furthest advance In municipaliza tion of street railways In the Fulled States. Now for Our General Clear-up SaleofBroken Lines Wo'w ,:..f. tiT.wnh .'Ml' ni.vV ti.."oadi!v and select, I ,. ,,; ,, ,K, u Hue and odds ;,.! emi- Th-'ie en our ;:.mv, , TaM. s ..' f o.u Jo l ;,a per ''l '''''be 1 from cur i , ir pi P es. DRESS GOODS BARGAINS 33 l,ll lV!' nf '' "'"1 t'1' li,s c.eod: lii n Hue of medium and ,,iu'k ''"bu-ii'ts :i;. ,r, :'l pieces of TV. $t :i:.l ! :., dlev.J ...mIs uu ,'iilc iunl "s I'l''es II and $1 K. .Iivmi i-isnls, good .olorliuiH un Tie jiiril '.'ii pieces of dress good;i and lie:n pi'ild ec.Hliigs. I'rlces eie law ft to tii avd ,m !.INI )iiril "ii pieces of sphiu'U suitlm..i and coating in ihol.e colorings 1'ilces were ! " ll" m H.'.'.'i janl Several pieces of laeej cot.liiroy eheis. Our f I 00 i.tmie . nn "V A lug Hue of dress gluchaum select e from out tJ an.l lie llti.-t Van V jiiiiI Another lot of nv dross Ru.i-h.mm... vs Ut jnril A large lot of iciiinatils of piece goods of all kinds on our teiim.iiu tables I'vnelli Half Price A few holid.,1 goods Kit. Now Vacll) Hall I'rho 1 JUiiPilreds of pairs of Men's. Women's and ("hllduus SHOES ON OUR BARGAIN TABLES Reduced from 20 to 30 per cent Tiles care reliable shoes la good shapes, only a few of a kind, but all hwo In the different lols, Hundreds of MEN'S, YOUNGMEN'S AND BOYS' SUITS In a full range of sizes now on our bargain tables at 20 per cent Discount Our etitlie line of men's and I'.ok' XI!? 3 II"", . I. WINTER WEIGHT OVERCOATS Reduced 20 per cent trol,eii lines of nun's and women UNDERWEAR REDUCED 20 PER CENT A lot of ladles' .t :'..'i and SWEATERS REDUCED TO $2.00 d to Two More Indicted in Portland I. a ,,f t'.lt uti.l iT.7:, 111. II. V Sttl'tlH'lH, Tr'llH nut" in i " ' i - A lot of odds and ends In ladles' Sweaters reduced ( i Prices were from I"."1" t "" Hu't confuse n with the pel peiual baigaln h1 t.-i- W" ,!,,., ideat, no Hie I befit ir annual lineio. g' """" inake roiuti for our new spi lug lii llleh W III III I lu . :I.ini 1.110 till nuikim; inn , and In I'll 1 1 1 , I OHIO'' m r - . , to rs? d)s ... .. i v... i'i-muI .1 ti it ii ii r v I. Adele lC.ovMnd, I., the Musical Success, ' ; -1,,M" r" Saturday Mjslit. - UK' Mi:ttsillP AMIoiti: ( AltliO WOltill IHMI..MI0 IISITCD 1'HKNH ir.ANED Willi. Portland, Or., 1 2X -('. II. Ilrown- a clerk d II. Sreiis-n, restaur- cteiir. were Indicted lliis afternoon In .Monecllon with the Portland vice scandal. Hn.wmT was iinnble in meet , jll,,, $201111 bail Inipovil ami is ... ' ,mly J;,. lie is charged wl.li con- t,, .. ilellll'iuelicy ol l.an llarnes Nun mi I'ncle. AVortl has just been received Unit a ,,n was born to Mr. ami . a ii 1 . ..i.. , v,.ti,l in- the ideasiin -i,l,.h the utilities hold with patrons can o. oe -'; i ...,,, must bo Placed in the bands of the the many who Sa,(.m J;i u , ;i ,.. and of crioo, agai-d commission. If more than one utility when s 1 w. s . M m u s ,,. U controlled by one Brut sepaia.- u Tlie principal wun-s ."'' fila'.cmcnts must be made for each. j ( M r. ..,, .! grand jury per til I " ' " W Hi : up '' tlOie ,1 1" ' o el. aiv again ' liM" Aecordiir ' i II ,-ty !,!" ' Nie!iol.-.n "f ney Cdli- r ' .; uuoir.dav vei i-ued belore .lanoaiy 1. and ' I ... , . . . ,1 in .. I'lii'inicr it t' ..' . , ni l Iih Miim-! . Tunn M H'H, rt mi"-i-- , , n , I i , n it-IT II U' Min " 1 1' it HI) MIBSH l.KAMi: WIIlE. The prliici I r, In !..'' It:. II. , I II, ,.. US. -Levi (1, god M.e i ' ' r. ,1 i,.di.v to lit'' i. bailed Kin"" 11 (i vin i riir.HM i:hi;i who! 1 San I'ra.'cls. o. H. c - A cable Kraiu reeelwal here today by the ma rlno l. iai tin-Hi of Hie Chamber ol (' rce slated that the lla,,b,..i, ii'... I. I :i nl : 1 1 1 P-.H.I h I Hue steaniei ii ... " ' i nshote i:. miles south of Kio de .,1... H'.oLMi.'in sailed I""" .1 a lie 1 1:. ' I.i.iu l,,r luidon Nov, mil' ,.1.1, ii eettetai call than fHHO.ooo. iiii i.'s i7TT71i 1 1 it V, lined 111 lin.ie GRAND OPERA HOUSE Saturday Night, January 4 THE SEASONS MUSICAL TRIUMPH III ntuo Si ..,.., d,rn re- T. II. Harnes, who some '" sided in Salem, hlB residence - 17th and Garden Boau. of the proprietois 01 .... na . wnose p,-" - ,os Ang.'b'-, '. to .. vi us; sellt.'IK "' ' . ... 1.-,. I,,.,,,, oellltelltiaU I ., I,.. on te or . onllli lll m 1 .' .M'UIH'""' ' , , was tor 'lie murder of J 1 .e i in.-. . r ,. l.'liiesllllin I (laughter oi i i icom,. guilty t' '"'"' ' I I M 1 l.ii I I'l "1 I 1 I'.oiP Mil, ii , I' gag, no 1,1 ef M,-H i: i ,., lloecklt.all. ol 'I , lied hd the Cleat N fall 'T of H, lie III Bel I U ' ,e t, ',-1 M'l Mm, i iii b. 1 Ii ,, llll el'il i.r t ' I III ol Moil II M' III , r Pi. I I i i in I ii' PI'IIIMM If I l: I IN HI Ml II. I "I'll I'l. ern Eve HIT FROM I HE GARDEN OF EDEN A Mod (Hid di'BHM? I Ml, .I..- llV ' A llid''-.'.''1 "' " I ,'., ,: - I " courts bmi '"' "'-I -T I H..- . - ! I- loan's own hea,t is ustia,.. i,,.pting som- . . ,,,, .... .,. tal." 'I "H. I 1 ,,,.!,. otner Mai.,- , ,,r w!'.,li-,' b.s ' ""ll'"" "' I , .,.. ,.,. I ! .'al - V'a$M " '55,.. . REAL ESTATE t) if , i rj. -Y.: I "M" -rr; ,, l" H. S. BELLE , r '. -,, ' , '. '. ' i .. ... "--- - in 1 I- ' . 'I r . - - 'Vv.r I . , ', '. ' ' I . . :' '. . -1.,. , , . :'.- '"v ; ' v. ' - --- (, " : H. S. BELLE i.i :'' "Hello S,ec..,erC a Taneful S,.n San.b In -A Mnd.m E' at the (.rand, Janu-r;
