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THE SALEM CAPITAL JOUTtNAL, SALEM, OEEGON. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1814.
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Visit our new enlarged Ready-to-Wear Section A grand display of new
stylish garments for Women, Misses and Children.
Special Sale of Women's White Waists at - - - 98 cents
Special Sale of Beautiful Silks up to $1.50, at - 79 cents
Special Sale of Pretty Ribbons up to $1.25, at - 47 cents
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makers of fine footwear. Unusual style, comfort and
excellent wearing quality combine to make this brand
much in demand.
Our Fall showing in complete displaying the want
ed widths and desirable leathers. Let us show you this
fashionable line at your convenience.
No previous display compares with our present as
sortment of Women's Dress Shoes brocaded cloth
tops, mat tops, plain and tipped effects military and
Loui3 Cuban heels.
Pla-Mate Shoes for children.
Nettleton and Thompson Bros. Shoes for men.
The
House of
Quality
AD Around Town
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AMUSEMENTS.
HI-1011-Htato stroot, between
High nnd Idlierty Motion
pictures of the "Million I'ol
Inr Mystery," iHu.ooo olven
the tho ono who solves the
mystery. Hend tho story in Iho
Capital Journal ami sen these
pictures. Also thu " I'ninled
Woman" nnd a Keystone
comedy.
OLOIIF, South side of tttnlo
street, between High and Idli
r!y Motion piclnrcn of a
great serial, "T ehTrev n '
Hearts." A deep drama,
liiitin lilnoil," and two part
K.ssiiiun iiiedy, Kail Kiny
in popular songs,
STATU KAMI At gun slain
fair grounds I'urtlaud Muy.
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Or. MoudalHonn, suoclnllnt In fitting ,
gUsncs correctly. U. H, bunk building;
W. W. Mlnton, of Eugono, who wusi
li ri est cd Tuesday for s ding and w ho I
took "t hours to plead, nppenred in the'
policii court yesterilny afternoon nnd
jdeudeil guilty, lie was fined till, which
lie paid,
Dr, Uttirr, douti-n non uoi), Bnlem
Dank of Commercn building.
Speed Onp Speuoor srrested W. Curl
on, Neal I. liter, II. K Williams ami
It. M. IHminick yestenluv for sieeillng
while going to and i'loui the fair
grounds. Filler took 1M hours to plcud,
while the others did not show up this
morning in the pollen court,
Oldor vilii wanted. W pny cryh
on delivery, tlideun Slots Co., eonier
Mill ll lid Hummer, l'lione "d.
rrank B. Bouthwlrk, of wnrd No. t,
filed his original petition for leiioinlna
timi as eouiicilniiiii this morning. Beit
W, Miloy, wlui has served as rniiuelliuan
from tho sevonlh ward during tho pust
year, has also filed his oilglnul pclilion
for re iioinlnatluu ami election,
MIhi A, McOullorh, tlx optoniotrlst,
ill nuns her officii to the llulibard
building, October 5. Illasses eorreetlv
fitted,
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0. K. DsWItt, of Utli city, wns out
limiting this inoralng on the fields on
Aukeney llotlom nnd sueieeded in bag
Ring the limit, lie returned this lifter
noon with his hunting hag filled nnd
with k lironil smile on Ms face. Ho was
nut early before I he heavy boinbniil
men) of the pheasants began,
Tor talc few bund rod torn of dam
aged wheal left at 1111,01) ami 17.50
tier ton, f, o. b, l'nrtlnnd, doing fast,
1'oine quick If veil need some, ll, W.
Lnfler, 40U HubVrd bull.ling.
Th ncrelnrjr of tin Oregon Bute In.
dustrinl Welfare eoniniisslon, with
hondiiiiuters In Portland, has written
to the Hslein Ciimnicrrlal i luh for 1 list
of estnbllsliments employing n nmen nnd
minor boys. The elub Is asked to r
operate with the eoinmlasloii In the ad
mlitlatnillvn of the law. Blnnks were
tent to be filled In with the data asked
Fine Fall
Footwear
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We are sole agents in Salem for the famous J. & T.
Cousins Shoes for women one of New York's best
OOOOlCOODS
for. The secretary is Miss Caroline
,1. (Ileason.
0. L, Sperling Ji Son have moved
their grocery to larger unit better quar
ters at 217 North Commercial street,
Where they will continue the ntnO
high class service that has made their
( store so popular.
0. Miller was nrrostcd yesterday by i
Officer Phillips for being drunk audi
disorderly nnd wns given a five-day ;
sentence in the city jnil this nioniiugi
by the police judge. Sid Brody, urrest
ed on the sumo charge by Officer Hick-'
erson, was fined ifll and paid the assess- 1
ment, j
! Try Scott's lfto moan. i
i Samuel Thornton, of Alberta, Oana-
da, father-in law of (loveruor Krnest '
I Lister of Washington, Is ctimping at !
j No, ;lll (lalloHiiy meniie. Mr. Thornton
! wns ll camper nt the second Oregon
state fair, having arrived from Virginia i
. by ox tenia in I silt!. He w ns tunrried in
i l-Sili tn a diiughler of one of the Ma-1
tliena girls. His wife is n ivlutivo of;
I the Killuv Is. -
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Go to Dr, Btona'i for truiisea. '
I IT, Iio -iimn, traveling freight ng-!
cut of I no Chiciigo, Burlington n.id '
! tdi ih v railroad, and Mr, Foster, gen-1
i nil aitent of the Mime road, were In I
"nleni today iaspecllng I lie exhibits nt
the Oienoii state fair. They called nt
the Si'lein I'luit I'nioii while they were!
in the i ity. ' i
, Bring your kjintea home to have them
imlishcd and- mounted, llnnliier &
' Iveetie, il.Sd Statp street.
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I 0 II, Cu ll, o! ro"lnnd, field Inspec-!
!tor lit I he Aestem Oregon Fruit His)
tiil'.ilors, was In Suleiii todny end paid
I a visit to the Snleiii Fiiill I'nlin, lie I
plli'iued to visit seveinl oreliurils this'
iiflenim u nnd also to inspect some fruit ,
that is being packed, Ho finds the;
clops in the liiollj of Salem avenge I
I w ell. llo bit this evening for Min-'
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The Judget decided unanimously tliat '
the groceiles sold by 1,, M. Boggs k
Co. lire entitled to every cliilin lor1
, ipialitv. ' i
I Cherrlntii in uniform went down to'
I Wilsolivllle tills moniliiir earlv. cnmrlit .
the Oregon Flectiie trains coining this
ivuy nnd sold stole fair tickets to all
whii wished to purchase. Severnl hun
dred Inlniissloim to the fair were sold
In this way on the trains, which re
dured the rush at the gutes eonsider
nbly. Kncli excursion train was met
In this W'ui by the Chen Inns, who en
deavored lo e.inpenile with the fair
board III handling the crowds,
Owing lo tho inability of the Water
Company to complete its Inspection of
water services for the purpose of ap
plying the new rules as set forth by
the Kallroad Commission lo lake effect
October It and In prevent emifulnii
that would result from n partial appli
cation of such ralesi the Water Com
pany has been granted peitnlsslnn to
collect for the mouth of October the old
rate upon the condition that thu over
charge that may be made fnr the month
of October will be refunded after
November I,
eyers
Salem 's
Style
Store
Attorney General Crawford today
filed a motion to dismiss the case ot
tluy I.. Wallace & Co. agivinst ,1. V.
Ferguson, insurance commissioner, oi.
the uroiinds that the mutter oliiectcir to
by the plaintiff wns not Introduced in-j
to the uniiual report of the insiiruiici
commissioner. The pluialiff company
objected to some appellations of the In
sui'iiuee commissioner relative to the
status of the couipiiny and secured n
temporary injunction from Comity
.lodge Bushey restraiuiug the publica
tion of this matter In tin uniiiiul re
port of the iiisiii-uuee commissioner. The
matter obiectcd tn did nut aiuiciir in
the report and the defendant moves to
dismiss the cuse.
The doi'eiidant In the cane of the !
Stole against the Nationul .Mercantile (
company, limited, filed mi iinswer to the!
charges of Corporation Commissioner
Watson, in the circuit court todyay. j
The nnswer makes n gciierul deaiiil of !
nearly all of the allegations of the state ;
officers. It admits Hint It never up- i
pointed or maintained nn attorney In I
fact nor paid tho fees required of for
eign corporations doing business in this
stat'. It ,lli",(es, liowevir, that it ten-i
dered to Corporation Commissioner !
Wutson the necessnry fees but they i
were refused. They suy thnt they have!
not complied with the In w I unse they
wete not permitted to do so. Tho case,
wilt come up lor n heuriug in the court
of cipiity in I lip iicii i' future.
MYPIOK
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Without
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Lens
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I uiiike a specially of filling the geu
nine Isryplolis for Inr and near vision
in one lens, thus doing away with the
necessity of two pairs of glasses.
I guarantee satisfaction In every re-,
suoct. No extra charge for examina
tion. I.ct tne give you the value of my ill
years' experience In lilting nf glasses
for eyesight In nil lis forms,
Vou are Invited lo come where abso
lute accuracy In correcting any defect!
la placed above every other considera
tion. My prices are lowei than elsewhere
lor the service unit nmtcrlnl you get of
uie, mid I can to fer you lo neatly aeven I
thouaand prominent cltlaem of Mnrton
and Polk counties thai I have filled I
i since coming here,
I No dropa or dntga inert, a they are
' dangerous. ,
I The entire problem lies In these
words-lllghlly Filled Lenses, Fitted
by the Klght Man.
AU broken leusea replaced white you
wait. Office hours, V a, in. tn Hi in.i I
to -VHP p. in, Kvenings by appointment.
Dr. 11. P. Mendelsohn
doctor or OPTICS. 1
Offices, UIO'.'II V lilted States National
Bank Building SALEM, OREGON
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PRESIDENT INDORSES
SENATOR CHAMBERLAIN
Washington. Oct. 1 A letter
indorsing Senator Shively of In
diana for re-election was went
to Senator Kern today by Presi
dent Wilson. He also wrote
Senator Owen indorsing Senator
Oiamberlain of Oregon for re
eleetion. "The maintenance of a demo
eratie majority in the senate,"
said President Wilson, "is most
important to the country if the
present policies and program of
the administration are to be
sustained and continued."
WILL BE CAREFUL
ABOUT CONTRABAND
Washington. Oct. l.-Af a .Mnior
1 PiH'e lien 'o-liiy between AmhifcMiilnr
Hpriijtf-liicfc t.ii.l hVfrrTni v of Sn1fi
Bryan, the stiitft ilecartinent issneil iho
following wtntpuiP.it:
"It, is iuntorstooil the IMtih tfovorn
iiipiit ititenils to rtv.M the prnclarnation
rpji'irliin; eontraharnl ntnl that mean
i while, in neutral chips, oodn surh ns
fooilrttnffs eonsijjned to Holland will not
j bo trenteil an eont rn)aut ' f
It was niiileistooil that whenever the
British raip the question of the den-,
tination of American yoods, the. showing
of clearnnoe papers to Holland ports
will be eonsidered sufficient. It was
den it'll that Ambassador Kprintf-Ttiee
had advise 1 the state department that
Knjiland intondeil to seize conditional
contraband destined for (!ermnny and
Austria even though Mich contijrinnrnts
are. carried in Ameii-an ships and ton
signed to neutral ports.
Ambassador l'aue cable 1 the state dp
payment tliat his ponfereihM in Ten
don toilav with Foreicn Minister Ciivy
was 'quite satisfactory, " This was in-tnr))i-te
as nienninjf thuj Kuclaiid ha l
prnntH onci'Si-ions or ns;i 'nv-1 pre
venting i'nir,irnsinvj L'sultt',
Notice to Elks, The special meeting
scheduled for tonijj.it has been post
poned one week. Keynlnr meeting of
lodge will be held toniuht. There will
be no initiation and no banquet M. i.
Movers, exalted ruler.
High living doesn't help much to
wnrd the uplift of Immunity,
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Great Saving to You Sale
Never before have Salem people had the opportunity to cot hich-erade
merchandise at the price
aiways uie lowest in town; our cusiomers say so.
Heater as Illustrated
Only $12.35, Reg. $17.00 Value
And most stores sell them for $18.00 and $20.00.
& 3.50 Air-tight Heater, only $ 1.75
$ 5.00 Air-tight Heater, only $ 2.70
$ 6.25 Crescent Heater, only $ 3.95
$ 7.00 Crescent Heater, only $ 4.35
$14.00 Garnet Heater, only $ 9.50
$15.00 Garnet Heater, only $ 9.80
$18.50 Combined Wood and Coal Healer. . .$13.25
All Coal Stoves, values up lo $18.00,
extra special $ 9.20
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CITY NEWS
Notice to Elks. Tho special meeting
scheduled for tonight has been post
poned one week. Kegulnr meeting of
lodge will be held tonight. There will
be no initiation and no banquet. M, T..
AI eyers, exalted ruler.
The state won the first step in the
cast of the I'acifie Livestock compuuy
against John H. Lewis and other mem
bers of the state water board, according
to information received at tlie office of
the altornev general today from the
I'nited states district court of Port-:
land. The livestock company attacked ;
the legality of the water board's or-
ffumvntitm and ;ip lied for an injunc
tion restraining the water board from
a 'ting in behalf of the settlers along,
the Silvia's river. Tin mi.ti.-n fer tn
injiiiti'liun ;is denied.
Two Salem men H. H. dinger, den
tist, and William Walton, cashier of the
l.add nnd Hush bank here were re
sponsible for securing V. A. HmU, man
ufacturer of grape juice at Vitielaad, ,
New Jersey, to come here and invest!- ,
gate the prospect of the loganberry sit
uation, especially regarding the maun-1
facture of the juice as a emntnorein!
article. Mr. Oltnger saw the item of
Mr. Brock's coining to i'orllaml from
the cast ami notified Mr. Walton, who
immediately wrote to him and brought
hi in here. As a result, Mr. Bieck
bought the output ol the Salem Fruit
I'nioii, which amounted to gallons
of juice, and is manufacturing the same
into " Hreek 's Loganberry Juice, " and
opening up a market fnr the sale of
the berries.
Bargain counter certificates of or
dination fnr preachers will lie harder to
secure if the state wins its case
against the I'nited Christian Confer
ence of Churches of Christ which is
being argued in the circuit court of
Aluitnoniah nmnty today. .1. A. Heuja
i min, assistant attorney general, is in
Portland today to handle the ease for
the state. This is one of the cases
of the corporatinn cnmniission, in which
it alleged that preachers were turned
out for the sum of - (M..10 mid were
equipped with a certificate of ordina
tion whieh entitled them to nde on
trains for half fare. Mr. Wnlsuu holds
that the intent of this cnrporatinii is
nut for the betterment of humanity but
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The S.nrfl That S.IVPS Yoil Mnnevittttttttttttttlitiitt
More Days of This
of the cheap stuff. Of course our regular prices, are
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$21.00 value
$2(5.50 value
$30.00 value
$33.00 value
$33.00 value
home I FURNISHERS
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War Bulletins
l'nris, Oct. I. The general situntinn
in northeastern Prance was unchiingcil
today, the war office announced in its
usmt'l daily statement this afternoon.
The nllies, it ns siiid. continued
Jlieir advance north if the Kiver Nom
ine and in the Wocvre ilistiict.
London, (lid. 1. Tin' British steam
ship Set by, laden with coal fnr Ant
werp, has' been sunk liy n mine in the
Ninth sea, iiei-onli nj; to n dispatch re
,...l..l l.v l.lnvds tndav. Tt was said
the crew of 21 wns saved.
Toliu, Ort. I. The sinking ( n Her
r.iiii destroyer off the Kino I'hna eoi.st
wns oi't'i''in'.lv nanouneed here today.
V.eilin. in The IIsikiic. Ot. 1. Ti e
expulsion of all Russian press eone
spondents from Turkish territory 'iii
annouiu'i'd today. It was naturally ta
ken here ns u step toward hostilities
lictwei n the two eountries.
I.on.lin. Cot. 1. The reeaptnre In
itio Mistrians from the llussinns of
1'zsok I'nss, tliroii(;h the Carpnlhinns,
was elainii d toilav in a dispatch receiv
ed ly the Kxchance Teleiiriiph .o'lipany
from Budapest liy way of lioii.e.
Berlin, viu The lliiU". Oct. I.- To u
It.iifr oiifereiice with the ineuilicrs of
the Kiissian caliinet, the (lennaa min
ister at Bucharest, was said to have
(,'ivin wurnint! that nay declaration of
war or hostile net ly Hunianh nt'iiiost
Amtria-llunnnry would he coiisidereil
liy the kaiser lis directed au'iiinst him
sel'' iiml he will net uccniiliai;ly.
HE STILL DENIES IT.
IVn. Melon. Ore.. Oct. I. With the ac
cusation of his two lllleccd wives, lit
tie son, sister, mint and oil I'ri'ti Is,
(icorco l.oe, alias fleorne Calvin, was
convicted today of polygamy. In spite
of the Identification of these supposed
relatives, lie denied he was (loonre l.oe,
declnrintr he had lieen mistaken for' :he
until ninny times. Cnlviu. or In"1, wvs
arrested in Milton when his wife, liny
iui: brought divorce proceeilitois, learned
of the existeii if another v ifn uiol
child in Seattle Me will lie seuti need
Saturday
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tor the oxpn"s purpose of tuii.in out
hall l'are tii ket holders.
Leather Rockers:!
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EXTRA SPECIAL
now $13.25 X
now $lfi.80 1
now $18.90
now $21.20
now $17.80 t
Remember This Sale
Will Last Only Five
More Days
Stortt in
Oregon
and
Wa$h'gton
Ute Our
Free Rent
Bureau
Delicious
Gray-Belle
s
Satisfying
Fluff Rug
Exhibit
Come .ind see Northwest. Fluff Hu
Kx liil.it at Nalem State Fair in Now
K.vhiliiliou KuililiiiK.
lie cauie back the Northwest HujJ
representative, is acre. If you Iiilvo
any old cuipetH you wish woven into
flillTv rns notify S. A. Holmer,
linker Mouse. I'hone LMMllW.
NEWJODAY
One cent per word each Inter- J
tion.
Copy for Rjvcrtiaements un
der this heading should be In by
2 p. ra.
FHONE MAIN 81.
I lliS'l Nidi' lit creiis infill iiiuin.
U'CIKKIMIKSK I'HIt SAI.IO -T. I). Wal
lace, Houte .'i. Box 1-j.
FOIt SAI.K--Two (jimd milch cown,
17:1 South Cnltat;e street.
WANT l-MJ Ksperieiiceil girl fur gi;
eiul houseworli. Di's Stuto street.
Fllll HFNT-rpper fhil, 7 looms, eloi,
in nnd modern. rimo Hi! and I.
01.1) rAPKHH for earpetii; 10 cenlH
; per hundred. Journul otiice.
i FOR HUNT Two fiirniahcd ruoint!,
modern, iljo Houth Fourteenth (tied
FliFSII anil boiled color and iipplcadi'
i nt Farmer's Oder Works, i'homt
111)117.
I.I 1ST - I Vision silh handling with puric,
nt fnir grounds, lieturn to this office
and n ive roMiird. Mrs. .1. W.
'rut her".
Foil HUNT Nicely Imulslicil bid
rooms, oi, Iv lour bloclis from O. I'l
depot. I'hone 1:1111. Iinpilre '170 Mill.
Fill! SAI.H- Saddle horse, will drive
single: gentle: anyone can liandlo.
.las. StcMiirl. Siilein, lit, '2.
V A NT K 1 1 A few stock hogs. I'hone
IIF-II, I'hillip Hoes, Hiilem, 11. -I,
Hox 100. - f -M
' POTATO F,M FOl( SAI.K- Phone do F
II. Address l H. Ariiold, l(. I, llnx
Ml!, Salem,
Wll.l, SOMF.ONK want a good huuin
keeper to lake homo with her I I .,
care .loiiriml. Ketercuces.
FOlt SAI.F.--I'otnplete I h-tu dnte huiiso
furnishings, si';l NoiS I'ominerciol
street. Slust bo Mild tiiis week.
:I7.'i.iim-PIANO FOlt Jiloll.uo If taken
lit oucei must be sold by Wednesday
night, t'oruer I) iiml Park si recta,
(iiceinvood plth'e. r
FPIINISIIFII ItOOMS Foil HUNT
Also woman wanted to nsit with
hoiisenork, two In family, IUI Nnrlli
I 'npitnl.
FOlt SAI.K- by owner, 11 neres flnn
laud, fenced mid eleur, rock road.
Ilargaln if taken soon. Pimm- l:H,
lesidcuce phone II-.
TWO TF.N At 'UK FAIIMS FOlt t'AMIf
( rent'; one at Albany, one ul- Aurorni
Jlill ti year. Impilie IIMI North Win
ter, Mrs, Itooklcdgo, Siilein.
TYI'F.WItlTFliS None bettir. till;
' idhers down to Proteelogrnph 1 fj.
We inn an ruiiber stamps. W Houlli
t.'ouimereiul.
III'SINKKM FOlt H.M.K -One el aiiee lu
n llfellnie to get a good, well estab
lished, paving bii-iucrs ehenp. Ad
dress H. Y J", care .lonnuil.
SKW'INII M At II I N FH 'J.oll, tH.W t
111. tJnuranteed good dnip heml
machine PJ..VI. New diop I d ma
chines HUH to r.'-l-lHI. I'list sab.
! Ilttl Slate street
FOH HF.NT Furnished hous.'keeplnu
room) also barn If wanted. Two
1 blocUa fiotn good stores, (lood deep
well, On Inglewnod car line. Cull
i at 880 North Seventeenth.
Jiiaso-KI At HF. fruit ranch, 11 acrusi
flllierts, bearlngi 4 aeret eherrbti,
peaches nnd prunes, 1 year old)
acre timber, bnlane In cultivation;
i no hnlMliigs) n'(, m Ilea out, gravrl
1 road. Port cash, balnnca monthly.
! j See owner, Low t Derricks, 371 Stale.
HA1NIAINS In severnl good house, for
sale or rent. House from ail to fP
per mouth, or sole on very en",v
terms, small pnymeut, Also have
IUVncre orchard ami garden land
for rent, haif mile mirth nf Mul'i
I school the north half ef the new
I Market I, oil, ling for rent, MixlHI It ,
large room. It, II. Itvaii,
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Special New Korean
City Restaurant
Spanish Chicken. Hot Tamalea, Chill
Con Came, Chop Bny Noodle
iM Ferry Street
Limcoe