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PA11T CAPITAL JOPMAt, BAltM, OB1GOJ, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, IMS.
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Men, Do You Know
Meyers' Clothing?
Almost every man in Salem
does, 'Those few wanderers
who don't should, And the
sooner the better for them
both in looks and pocketbook.
There are no better anywhere;
there are no .cheaper, What
do we mean by cheaper? We
don't mean clothes that no
body wants look like a rag
in a month, color fades, seams
rip, buttons come off, linings
give out the stores are full
of that sort and that sort of
cheapness is the wildest kind
of extravagance,
Buy a suit at Meyers'; no
matter what the price may be
-$10 or $25--remember you
will get the utmost amount of
service and satisfaction for
your money, no matter what
you pay,
SO
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OSfi FITFOITM
CITY NEWS. ,
Inquire of your dealer tlie price of
Cherry City Hard Wheat Flour.
Mrs. P. Ontmun, of Portland, is a
Blate house visitor today. I
P. McKerper, of Portland, was a
vlultor at the cnpltol yesterday. j
.1. W. Wlltse, of Independence, was
a Salem visitor yesterday,
MealH, 25c, home cooking. Mrs. W.
P, Ilent, Salem Hotel. 2-18-lmo
Dr. Emir, of Portland, Is hero to
watch the legislators for Beveral days
Mrs. Lola 0. Baldwin Is hero, In the
Interest of a homo to eb provided Tor
girls.
Cal ThruHhcr, of Corvallls, spent
last evening In the city looking lifter
iHislnet'.B mattors. j
J. II. Cradlcbaugh, of Tho Capital
Journal, Is confined to his residence,
suffering from a sevore cold.
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Wlllumot.'o university will hold n
summer school at Joseph during July
lind August and that thrifty little city
Is already showing much Interest In
llio affair.
The Woman's Auxiliary of St. Paul's
church will nieetin the guild room to
morrow at 3 p. in. All women Inter
ested In the work of missions are In
vited. The (!. (I, ("lull, of Meyers' store, ,i
sewing and embroidery circle, will
meet at Miss Anna Stenstrom's home
this evening. Refreshments will lie
served, and a pleasant, lime Is prom
ised. A fine cnterli'lnmeiit will lie given
by the Leslie, M. K. Sunday Hchliool on
iisiimgtois iiirllulay, Nntunlay ev
en'ng. 1'Yliruury 22, at 7:30. Refresh
ments will lie served, (leorge and
Marllia will he present. 2-20-21
K. II. Ilauser and wife, of HI Heno, i
Oklahoma, are stopping In Salem a '
few da;. Prom here they will go to
Sunt hern Oregon to make a home on
land which they recently purchased.
Mr. Ilauser haa nut as yet seen his
lam I.
A communication Just received
from Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Meyers re
ports them to he In Honolulu anil en
joying Hie luilniy aliiKisphere of that
cllmale. Mr. Meyers Is the president
of the Meyers store, and Is taking a
long-needed rest.
Dr. C. Durrol, of Monmouth, is In
Salem for a day or so.
J. V. Pipes, a prominent Albany real
eslata man, Is In the city today on
business.
New shorthand classes nt tho Capi
tal llualness college next Monday, Feb
ruary 24, If Interested call or phone
for additional Information.
Mrs. 'C. D. Pabcock received a tele
gram today telling of her father's
death and her mother's serious Illness.
Tho news came as a great shock to
her, especially as sho had not heard
of any previous sickness In the family,
and was planning on vIsLIng her par
ontH this sunimer.
At a meeting of tho sophomore class
of Willamette University, held this
noon, Paul Irwlu was selected to
edit tho annual publication, tho Wal
lulah, for the next year.
Mrs. It. T. Yates nriived this noon
from her homo at Centralla, Washing
ton, to join her husband, who Is act
ing as stenographer to tho Linn
county members of the legislature. At
tho conclusion of the session they will
make their home In Salem. Mr. YaleB
Is a brother of Wilbur Yates, of this
city.
WILLAMETTE SOCIETY
TO IIDl.l) lilt; IIAXJCKT
One of the biggest social events of
tho university year will be held next
Saturday evening, when the Pbllodo
slan and Pholodorlun literary socie
ties, the oldest college literary socie
ties on the coast, will hold a banquet
nt the Marlon hotel, eelebrallng their
thirtieth anniversary.
The societies number among their
alumni many of the leading cltl.ens of
the Northwest, and Invitations have
boon extended to nil. Ileplys received
to dale Indicate that some 70 old Wil
lamette supporters will sit down with
the present members of the universi
ty's leading literary societies.
President Tuft, who Is an honorary
member of the Phll.iclorliin society,
has very kindly sent his regrets, as
has also Congressman llawley, who Is
also too busy with matters at the
national capital to attend.
Among the prominent members who
will attend ate llev. II. W. loattle, of
Seattle, chaplain In the I', S. navy;
ex-Mayor A. M. Hooves, of I'baiion;
Mayor II, L. Sleeves, of Salem; Hop
rosentallve Holt .el, Aslstunt Attor-ney-(lenoiiil
Morton Delxing, and oth
ers too numerous to mention.
THE MECCA BILLIARD PARLORS
A resort for genlleinon. Evoryhlng modoru; downstairs Masonic
Tcmplo building,
Walker & Stubblefield, Props.
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Cherry City Flouring Mills
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xiHii.v v iij i u h ii 1 1 i mi ft luriiu, i'ii'kimi vwH'uii'ui, iiiumim ami nit
kimU of mill IhmI,
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m Trade Street
Phono Main 2381
Plume Main 200. llalen $1.00 n Day and I'p
COTTAGE HOTEL
With dining room, home cooking and homo comforts; quiet ; near
business center; all outside rooms. Special weekly rales.
160 Court Btreot. MRS. MAH IVIK, Proprietress.
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MISS GLADYS HINCKLEY, A WASHINGTON BEAUTY.
BEAUTY ind woman suffrnglsts are not always to be found In
conjunction. The average seeker after "votes for women" Is
far too Intellectually intent upon her pursuit to pay attention to
mere skin deep qualities. Hut Miss Glayds Hinckley bears the
proud distinction of being Washington's most beautiful suffragist In
deed, her friends claim sho Is the most attractive in America, although
New Yorkers point calmly to their own Miss Ines Milhollund, who will
lead the suffragist parado In Washington on March 8. On that occasion
Miss Hinckley will appear as Joun of Arc, mounted on a flue white
horse and in resplendent costume.
A A'cw Arrival,
W. W. Moore, of the popular firm
of Josse & Moore, is all smiles today,
There's a reason. Last night a fine
looking, husky nlno-ponnd baby girl
invaded the household of Mr. and Mrs.
Moore, at OHii North Church street, and
Dr. Harry CJay sayB that both Mrs.
Moore anil Miss Moore are doing fine.
This Is tho second daughter born to
Mr. and Mrs. Moore, and, when asked
today If ho was partial to girls, Mr.
Moore said: "I haven't as yet decid
ed. If it were a boy ho would soon
be a member of this firm but seeing
It's a girl, sho can help mother, and al
so help in the office of Josse & Moore
because our business Is Increasing
so that we will soon need additional
help and my daughter got here just
in time."
Sew I'lihersllj' Oilicers.
Willamette university held a meet
ing th!s noon and elected the following
olllcers for l.ho coming year; Presi
dent, Suez Coltra; vice-president, Fred
McMillan; secretary, Krma Harding;
treasurer, Howard Jewett; reporter
George Odgers; sergeant-at-arins, Sam
Russell.
It may be that women dislike ci
gars because they are always arrayed
In common, everyday wrappers.
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THOMAS W. LAM0NT, MEMBER OF MORGAN'S FIRM.
THOMAS W. LAMONT was once a New York reporter. Now he
Is a member of the tlrm of J. P. Morgan & Co., the most Influ
ential hanking house In America snd also one of the greatest
In the world. How did he do it? Hard work and circum
stances. Starting as a reporter In 1SU3 after a cojlcge career, Mr. La
ment, favored by fortune nud position and backed by his own ability,
became secretary and treasurer of the Hankers' Trust company of New
York. In 11)05 he took the vice presidency of the First National bank,
one of Morgan's strongest allies and the richest bank lu America. The
next step Into the Morgan firm occurred In 1U1L
SWE DEFEATS FRUlT JARS.
Frltal 8ohff. Aotreta, Would Ct Off
Hsr Novelist Husband.
It Is a prodigious task for man or
woman to attempt the subjection of
temperameDt lu other words, you can
not domesticate blgb art Also you can
not keep your wife Imprisoned In a
fruit Jar.
All of which leads to the case of
Fritzl Scbeff. the actress, and John
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IlllilliliilS
fritzi ecBErr, who beers srvoRCK
Fox, Jr., novelist. Tbey were married
four years or more ago and for some
time defied "temperament" and lived
oupplly. to all Intents and purposes.
But now they are asking divorce.
SPLENDID CAT WINS MEDAL.
Argent Glorioio Is Chosen Best Amtrl
can Bred Fallns.
While chickens, roosters and ducks
of high degree were scratching and
squawking In Madison Square Garden
durlug the recent poultry show a few
mr.
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Photo by American Praia Asaoclatlon.
ABOENT OLOIUOSO, BEST BHED CAT.
cats drew crowds Into a side room.
The felines formed a separate little
show that rivaled the main event. .
About the most spectacular winner ot
prizes at both shows was a wonderful
bUHliy coated, lustrous eyed, soft purr
ing nulmal named Argent Glorloso
This cat Is the property of Miss Doro
thy Champion. It won a gold medal as
the best American bred cat
DUMMIES AID H. G. WELLS.
English Noveliat Gets Ideas From
Marshaling Toy Figures.
Herbert U. Wells, the English Dovel
1st who Is best known here by bis
weird Btorles, such ns "The War ?f the
Worlds," "The Food of the God rad
The War lu the Air," dellgSTH Ho
Photo by American Preaa Aaaoctatlon.
B. a. WKLLS OPTTlNa DfsriRATlOK.
working out the plots and details 0'
his tales by the use of toy tin soldiers
toy I'linnou and little wooden houses.
His home at llnmimtead, England, li
full of his unique dummies. He placet
them on s board In front or him and
then ponders over odd snd tmiisua
maneuvers, ptwlilons and situations.
Want to Sell?
It us find a buyer for that car ol
yours. Expert repairing a specialty.
Anto Exchange Garage,
176 S. Twelfth St. Phone 78
DIED.
Mrs. Eliza A, Dodge, aged 86 years,
died In this city on Wednesday, Mrs.
Dodge was born In Sutton, Mass., and
was a pioneer, having come to Salem
In 1862. She Is survived by two sons,
a granddaughter, Grace Dodge, of Wa
conda, and one slBter, Mrs. Hamilton
Parrlsh, of this city. She is also a
sister of the late C. M. Parmenter. Fu
neral services will be held; Friday at
2 p. m. at the United Evangelical
church, of which she was a member
for many years. Interment will be In
the Lee Mission cemetery.
WOMAN MAKES A PLEA.
(Continued from page 1.)
and I simply state that so far as the
"confessions" of Charles Humphreys
concern this neighborhood, there Is
not a word of truth In It.
"I feel qulto sure that you will try
to weigh this matter in the Interest of
Justice, .regardlocs of everything else,
and if those men hang, I shall fool
that you have satisfied yourself that
thoy are really guilty, and my consci
ence will not reproach mo, and I at
least, tried to defend them from charg
es that I do know are false."
NEW TODAY..
FOR SALE At a bargaln.modorn now
8-room bungalow, fine sleeping
porch, bath, toilet. Also fireplace.
House plumbed and wired. A half
acre of ground and an elegant view
Right on South Commercial street
car lino, Just outsldo city limits. This
Is an elegant home, and the price
and terms are right. Phone Fann
ers 755, or address H. W. Smith, R,
F. D. 4. It
The Acme Wants
Your money to Invest or loan.
Your property to sell or Insure.
Your life to Insure, life or accident
Your house or rooms to rent.
$8500 takes ideal home, 30 acres.'
$25,000 takes 250 acres, well Im
proved. Several good buys In prune ranches,
ulso hap ranches and berry tract
City lots, all parts of Salem.
ISO acres, Polk county, good buy.
Some big stock rancheB, trade and
sell.
Some good business chances, a trade
Restaurant, grocery, pool hall, black
smith shop.
4 1-2 acres, 2 houses, barn, on car
line.
Good home and garden tract, $6000.
WHAT HAVE YOU GOT TO TBADE
LIST YOUlt BARGAINS WITH US.
WE SELL FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.
4, 6, 6-R00M: HOUSES, INSTALL.
MENTS.
Come In and see us.
Acme Investment Co.
COOK & WHITNEY, MANAGERS.
Phone Main 477. 640 State Street
' Opposite Court House.
FOR SALE Chalmers auto, $450; Bu
Ick auto, $400; both in first class
shape. Two-horse electric motor,
$40. Houser Bros. 2-20-3t
I WILL EXCANGB 160 acres In Mon
tana for vacant lors or equity In
house and lots in Salem. H. C, care
Journal 2-20-2t
AUCTION SALE Sows, shoata and
pigs, Friday 10 a. m north end
Cherry avenue. C. H. Long place.
It
FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping
and sleeping rooms. Phone 477, 540
State street, 2-20-lm
DON'T YOU BELIEVE IT Don't you
let any. one stuff you with "some
thing just as good;" there is abso
lutely nothing oqual to an accident,
health or disability policy in the
old Aetna, and one hundred and
seven millions to back It. Laflar &
Rollnger, Agents, 406 Hubbard
building.
WANTED Five to 10 acres cIobo to
Salem; well Improved road. Owners
only. Box 204, Salem. 2-20-tf
PLACE YOUR ORDERS Now for pure
Ohio maple syrup, direct from pro
ducer to us. A, A, Underhill, with
Townsend Creamery Company.
2-20-tf
THE ANNUAL RECEPTION of the
Capital Business College will he held
In the city! hall Saturday evening,
February 22. All former students
are cordially Invited. 2-20-
FOR RENT Three furnished rooms
for housekeeping, electric lights
private bath. Phone 209. 2-20-3t
FOR RENT Two well furnished down
Btalrs rooms for light housekeeping.
Inquire 332 North Church. 2-20-3t
Fine Art Studio
Lessons given, orders taken for
china painting, firing and water col
ors. E. M. GOODSPEED,
222 Hubbard Building,
NORWICH UNION
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY
Hl'RGHARDT MEREDITH
KpaMmt Airenta SSI HtH I tir
Second-Hand Cars
Before buying look at our bargains
in second-hand cars.
Auto Exchange Garage,
176 S. Twelfth St. Phone 776
MODISH GIRLS
t ArJmirp
I The Hanan Shoe j;
The acme of grace In modern
footwear giving the feet that
exclusive appearance so desir
able to every woman,
We are recognized headquar
ters for style and quality lu
footwear in Salem. Rolnhnrt's
Personal Service guarantees
absolute comfort.
REINHART'S
414 State St The Quality Shop
X Home of Hanan Shoes
GENUINE CHICKEN TAMALES.
Wholesale and retail. Special for
weddings and parties. Call Main 2048
or come to Fred in front of the Madi
son. The first chicken tamale Fred
made In Salem, now you see them ev
ery place. I bet $25 these are not
like Fred's Tamales. You try one for
yourself. 2-12-tf
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
I do a general vlsltlns and office
practice, treating both acute and
chronic diseases. I have many pa
tients for asthma, dropsy, diseases of
the heart and kidneys, gall stonee,
rheumatism, diseases of the skin and
nervous disorders.
I have cured dropsy In patients af
ter they had been pronounced hopeless
by other able physicians.
I have cured gall stones aftor emi
nent surgeons had said that an opera
tion would be necessary to afford re
lief. Office practice: Cash.
If you need my help, I am at your
service.
DR. L. G. ALTMAN,
296 N. Liberty St,
Phone: Main 147. Salem, Oregon
WATCH AND
eJEWELKVI
Karl Neogeliauer
Jnwnlni..
Masonlo Temple
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LOCATED
DR. ASSELN, DENTIST
Graduate N. W. U., Chicago.
Salem Bank & Trust Building.
Suite 205-206. Phone 2418
LAiiAAAAAliiiiAaS
MONEY TO LOAN
On Good Real Estate Security.
THOS. K. FORD
Over Ladd & Bush Bank, Salem, Or
MONEY TO LOAN
On good Real Estate security.
BECHTEL BYNON
(47 State Street
THE K. & J. CO.
WHOLESALE HOME-MADE
CANDIES
The best In town ask for them.
Factory 266 Chemckota.
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COAL AND WOOD
Prompt delivery. Sole agents for the
Famous Rock Springs Coal.
CAPITAL FUEL CO.
E, H. Jory, successor to J. J. O'Neti.
Phone 210. Yards opposite S. P. pas
senger Depot.
MONEY TO LOAN
On farm and city property. Joh a
Scott over Chicago Store, Salem, Or
egon. Phone 155J.
WOOD AND COAL
In any auantliv. Pmmnt iiiiin
our specialty. Falls City Lumber
Comnanv. 279 Mnrih
qfrw Phone Main Rill
JAPANESE LAUNDRY AND DBI
CLEANING WORKS
No machinery to tear and wear
out delicate fabrics. Work called
for and delivered promptly.
436 Ferry St. Phone Main S25S
Office Phone Main 188
Rlgdon Residence Main 11L
RIGDON-RICHARDSON CO.
Funeral Directors and Undertaken
261 N. Hlfh Street