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SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1903.
NO. 284.
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DIVES
SELL
MORE
LABOR
RIOTS
COUGAR
ABROAD
NEARBY
WILL
BE TO A
FINISff
Yo'e MakSag Fancy Wok j
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Spokane. Joint Evades
Law by Peddling
Soft Drinks
Then you should see our lino of Silks and Satins, Velvet
nnd Velveteens, Cushion tops, Cushion cords, Embroidery eilk,
Knitting silk, Ribbons. Fine luces for handkerchief trim
ming. Pine lintn by tho yard for handkerchief centers.
Everything for fancy work. Fleischers Shetland Flots
Yarn 90c per pound. Rubbor ddll heads and steel doll heads
They look like bisque but'tho children can't break them.
Our full line of
Chicago Workmen Get
; Angry at a Train
Crew
Holiday
Goods
Act Passed to Keep Women
From Places Where In
toxicants Are Sold,
Is Evaded
i
is now ready
l)ollf, games, picture books, toilet cases, collar and cuff
boxes, smoking sets, handkerchiefs, mufflers, neckwear, tahlo
linens, uupkius, stand covers, and everything you want in reg
ular linos for practical presents, shoe, clothing, overcoats, hatd,
comforts and blanket,
Wo sell Holiday goods on the same margin of profits as reg
ular lines, that's why Holiday shoppers trade with Salem's
chonpost cash store.
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A Rothschild Dead.
London, Dec. 10. A dispatch from
Monto Carlo cnnouncc.t tho death of
Baron Arthur Do Rothschild
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Fired Her Coachman.
London, Doc. 10, Countess Russell
was today granted a dlvorco from her
coachman-husband, Drown.
saswasBjBJear
Only temperance drinks nro ou salo
at the Comlque variety theater, a no
torious dlvo, which for 12 years has :
boon known as tne lowost box-rustllnr j
resort in Spokane. Tho object of sell- (
ing soft drinks Is .to defeat tho rccont .
order of tho chief of police. Tho or
der prohibits box-ruRtlinB In any place
where Intoxicating liquor Is soldi. I
Tho ordor is based on what is
known as tho state barmaids' act, and,
Iwhllo generally believed to bo a pollt-
'icnl play. Is nevertheless effective Tho
order was promulgated seven days
ago, nnd all the varloty theaters, eon-
jcerl halls and saloons discharged their
'female solicitors, who havo been fol-
! lowing the business since the momory
of man in Spokane. The managers of
the Comiquo theater hit upon the torn-
peranco plan to heat the Statute, ns
I the law Is aimed to prohibit the com
mingling of sexes In any saloon.
Tonight old habitues of tho Comiquo
wore met with solicitations of the
girls, who pload with patrons to buy
milk, at 2G cents per glass, oyster
cocktails at 1 per bottlo nnd circus
lomonado, two drinks for a half. And
the house did a rushing business.
Tho girls get a 20 por cont commis
sion as of old, when all kinds of booze
was sold. Tho pollco nro non-plusBod
I ovor tho latest move. , Thcro is ap
parently no law undor which prosecu
tion can be brought for It.
Beat the Conductor and
Motorman, Smash Car
Windows and Finally
Battle With Police
Qhlcaso, Dec. 10. Angored because
the,, train crow on tho HalsteaU-street
railway, on which they woro riding,
did mot wear union buttons, a score
of workmen loft tho car this morning,
threatened to throw the motormnn nnd
conductor into tho river, smashed nil
tho windows on the train, nnd forced
tho crew to run for tholr livoa. Tho
motormnn, being lleet of foot, escaped.
Followed Several Per
sons and Mischief
Feared
nftir being ohaiod a mile, nnd re
poa edly hit with stones. Tho con
duo or was on the verge of collapse,
fou blocks away, when a policeman
canto to his roe cue, dragged him Into
n house, and held the mob nt bay with
a drawn rovolvor. A riot call wns sent
In, and the battle was of short dura
tion, ns the squad of police, angered
by tho show of resistance, charged
mercilessly, striking right and left
with their clubs, until tho mob flnnlly
; disponed. Nono woro sorlously hurt,
although bloody bonds wero common.
Tho frlghtonod conductor was oseort- j
ed to tho barns. Doth motormnn and
tho conductor woro bndly boaton.
Whllo tho pollco woro dispersing the
mob surrounding tho conductor, nn
other contingent nearly demolished
tho abandoned trnln, tare out the
seats and smashed tho woodwork with
sticks.
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A Hunt Proposed to Cap
ttire the Monster Brute
Tlut Is Following Peo
ple at Night
Considerable Interest and excite
ment Is rlfo In tho Knlsor school house
neighborhood over tho prosonco of a
mammoth cougar In that region, Ho
wns soon many tlmos during tho sum
mor nnd fall, but no great danger hat
boon apprehended, until recently. It is
known that ho has feasted chlolly on
gophers nnd other rodents, and nn
stock t nny kind Is known 'to havo
boen disturbed.
Employers Have Or-,
ganized Under
Parry's Plan
The Fight Between Organized
Capital and Organized
Labor, May Prove
National Calamity
San ' Francisco, Dee. 10. Chairman
Jonas, of tho Restaurant Kecpon1' As
sociation, which Is nlllcii with tho Cit
izens' Alliance, n secret employers or
gantzntlon, says If tho cooks nnd wait
era don't roturn to work In the open
shop ho will order all the provision
trndos to renHO soiling to restaurants
not In Uio association, thus closing all
thoso rostaurontsi Yesterday a eltlo
inont seemed near, but todny indlcn
A n.. nt Wtt.1nv D.lnrmnn nnrn onw ! tlonH BrO tllO BmployOB BrO WOll Organ-
him playing In a clover Hold, with a!101'- nml Prbparotl for a hitter fight,
in wuicn uio puuiir win ue inn griiu
est sufferers.
Thoro Is one suro way to extirpate
vice that Is to wlpo out the slnnjsr.
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' Thanks for 8mall Favors.
Mnnchostor, Rug, Dec. 10. The
nnardlnn today Bays Ilrynn Is writing
a small volume giving his Impressions
In England.
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gopher he had captured. Ho also fal
lowed a man to the sawmill, and kept
htm thero ovor night, nnd It is- report
ed that ho followed Mr. Spong, n
brother of Cnpt. Spong. who lives on
the tatter's fnrm. It Is reported that
an effort will bo made to organUe n
lot of oltlzenB of that .section, and
Btart a hunt to oxtormlnato this mon
ster anlmnl.
Party Qo on Chase.
On being Informed that the cougar
had boon seen within about a mile of
tho city. Just bolow tho poor fnrm, a
numbor of huntors mot at Uio Mhuror
guiiBtoro, nnd a pnrty will bo orgnn-
I red to glva tho bruto a chase. Lute
Sayago, with his pack of hounds;
Mark Dayloy, who has been In many
a cougar hunt In Tillamook county;
Drocso Gibson, nnd other riflemen,
will he In tho hunt Tho crow will bo
niado up nt Mauror's gunstoro tomon
row nlghti Tho cougar Is getting al
together too familiar, and his proxlnv
Ity to O renter Salem Is resented.
tmiiiiiafsstx.
t ' The Red Ferment
A. W. Thornton a young man who
had too much liquor ou board, last
night created a' disturbance In tho
Japanoso restaurant on Commercial
street, nnd wan arrested. Ho was
fined Vi by Ilecordur Judah today, and
allowed to go.
Fesh Naval
Oranges
Lemoadi JOc
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Phone 171 Main,
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The Jolly Christmas
Stofe
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"Mote Attractive Feat?es
Each Day
HANDKERCHIEFS
For all a great profusion of
Chrlmas handkerchiefs, hem
stitched. cc!irp"d, all linen, con
vent or.. Hi-!-. ril pure Irish
llnon h m- vcb'.iJ. all widths hem;
flno F..it:: cmbrc Jfrt- hnndkor
chlofs, la iwt ail dcilgna and
olzos. Yru rwiy .c 1 reasonably
Buro that you c-n flr-d Juit exactly
what you wact new that tho holl
day Bupply bai a.rlw'd. All gradas
3c to $5.00
FLANNELETTES.
A largo shlpmont of 34-lnch flan
nelette of all kinds. Tho lino em
braces all the newest offocts In col
orlngs, Including tho popular Por
slnn pattorns. This grado sails ovory
whord nt 18 cents, per yard, hut
buying a great quantity we aro ablo
to offur them to you at the absurd
ly low prlco of
Z-2C
Yard
Tali Is a remarkablo offering,
and uull fcnve to hurr tob In
oa UiB .
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JUST ARRIVED.
An elegant new llnu of Spathtel
Pioccs, In nil manner of pretty de
signs, from the small dollies to the
large dresser scarf. All flnely fin
ished, nnd nro oertalnly works of
art. ,
15c to $2.00
PLAIDS.
Hero the word bargain Is oxem
pllfled with a vengonnce. Fine
worsted plaids, with their custom
ary brilliant colorings, tempered
down by the Introduction of dark
shade. Just the thing for school
drosses, etc.
12c to 23c
Yard
Tomoawow
Friday
Is Remnant Day
All remnants from the dlffwont
departmonts all placed on a table
by themselves, In order to save
you the bother of going from one
department to nnother to look up
the different bargains In rampants.
Remnants of '
DRESS GOODS.
WAISTINQS.
FLANNELETTES.
FLANNELS.
CALICOES.
DRAPERIES.
SILAKLINES.
CURTAININQS, ETC.
One-Halt Price
CRAVENETTEO.
The ones you have been waiting
for Just arrived In all tho popular
shades. Including Tans, drey.
UlackH, eto., also the new Herring
bone Btrlpo Oravenettos. These
celebrated goods are becoming
mor and moro popular as people
come to know more about them.
They are the finest materials for
your long rain coat, wraps, oto.
We are sols distributors for Salem.
NEW PASTEL CLOTH.
The prUiit goods" from whlrh
to mako your new upon or party
cap or wrap. Here you will flml
It In Just the shade you need. A
ureal variety from whlah to select.
TABLE-
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LlHEH Ready
REMNANTS OF TABLE LINEN.
The result of our enormous sulo
of TbnnhtKivinK linens. They are
all ill short leflHtk. sullahle for
t
tUtlAK room tablttNH two nllkk
acd all of high grade linens. The
are botag sold at grcwtly
Reduced Prices
predate
xbaofdbiafy Clothing Exttaotdinaty Prices
WE SELL CLOTHING TOO
i . ... .,!, Tcdav wb Insuaurate a exeat clothlno sale, which w feel confident that you will f
AH Sits and Overcoats At Greatly Reduced Vttces
$8.50 values in suits or overcoats "$ 6.00
$10.00 values in suits or overcoats r$ 6.75
$15.00 values in suits or overcoats $ 9.50
$18.50 values in suits or overcoats wbio$ 13.00
$20.00 values in suits or overcoats Reduced to $ 14.50
$22.50 values in suits or overcoats $ 15.50
This is certainly a great treat for the men. An opportunity you can't afford to miss.
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