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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1000.
PAGE EIGHT
Brownikar Automobile Given Away Free
TO BOY OR GIRL UNDER SIXTEEN YEARS
Ladies' Suits &
Coats
Our largo Cloak and Suit Section
offers a sale extraordinary of Ladies'
Suits and Coats at prices that will
cause the choice ones to sell quickly;
they are all this season's choicest
styles and fabrics; the coats arte full
length, semi and tight fitting; the
skirts aro pleated and plain, all tai
lored. Clearing at
HALF PRICE
Skirt Markers
New ones just received. We bought
so many at such a low price that we
can now offer a 50c Shirtmarker for
SEE THEM
Today Only
Our Wednesday Surprise Sale is
a surprise, and economists should
take advantage. Ninety-six Black
Taffetatine Petticoats, large and
full, with wide flounce. Regular
$1.60 values on sale Wednesday
only at the low price of
83c
each
On sale at 8:30. No telephone
received.
Oriental Crepe
Wave patterns for general decora
tive purposes, fancy costumes,
store windows, show cases, booths
etc.; 24 inches wide, 9 different
shades
1 0c yd. ,
BLANKET CLOTH
For bath robes; several nice pat
terns, 28 inches wide, at
35c yd.
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I
JOURNAL CONTEST
(Continuod from Pago 7.)
Pearl Manning, Gervals .... 39,380
Grace Shields, Gervals .... 38,990
Mamie Hall, Gervals 38,700
Irene Campbell, Chemawa . . 3S.G20
Milla Amstutz, Sily, It F D . . 38,440
Ida Olson, Macleay 38,110
38,010
37,930
37,yu0
37,800
37,800
36,780
37,750
36,750
35,980
35,460
Grace Goedecker, Detroit
Delia Kiehbeil, Pratum,
Evelyn Wood, Chemawa . .
Ermel Lansdon, Woodburn . .
D. Ross, Sllverton, R F D 4
Nellie Engle, city R F D 9 . .
Minnie Homer, Mill City . .
Myrtle Taylor, Macleay ....
Maud Brock, Mt. Angel ....
Edith Campbell. Mill City . .
Jennie Hart, Gates ...... 34,750
Edna Wilson, Macleay .... 33,870
L. Davenport, Sllv., R F D 3 32,680
Pearl Brown, city, R F D 9 31,900
Mary Higgiribothom, Aurora 31,600
L. Smith, Sllverton, R F D 4 30,760
Sara Anderson, Woodburn . . 28,400
Annie Ellis, Gates , 27,830
Catherine Becker, Gervals . . CO
Nellie Hook, Mt. Angel .... 30
Miss Hase, Mill City 20
District No. 3-Will Include
all territory outside of Marlon
county.
Copyright 1909 by Hart Schaffner & Marx .j
YOU'LL
Be pleased to see the new colors
and swell patterns which we are
showing this season in our
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX
Clothes. It's going to be anoth
er lively season,, with many smart
fashions in weave and models;
new ideas in young men's stylos,
new, snappy pockets and finish of
sleeves. Many men who are old
er will want this younger stuff;
some of it is a little extreme, but
1 have good styles for every
body.
Suits $18 to ?35.
Overcoats $16.50 to $30.
THIS STORE IS THE HOME OF
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX
CLOTHES.
. CITY NEWS
Weather Forecast
Rain tonight and Thursday, warm
er tonight.
You
Aro cordially requested to phono
uny item of Interest, Buch as a per
sonal about a friend or yourself, to
The Jo'urnal, Main 82. No item too
small.
Nono'Excell Acorn Heaters
Special prices this week. Imperial
Furniture Co. ll-lC-2t
Acorn Heaters
This week at special prices. Im
perial Furniture Co. ll-16-2t
Try Our Home-Matlc
Mince meat. Farrington,
grocer, and marketman.
the
Finest Confectionery
Quality and cleanliness tho best
Is nono too good at Wood's, 460
State street.
Try Steusloir Jlros
For meat. Their assortment is so
complete you will not bo limited in
your selection, and ovory thing is
first-class.
ltilco Thief Hound Over
Sufllcl,nt causo was found yester
day afternoon by Ju'dgo Moores In
tho case against W. Hardman,
charged with larceny by stealing a
bicyclo to bind him over to await
tho action of tho grand Jury. 'Hard
man is accused of stealing a wheel
from tho stato hous.o bblonging to I.
II. VanWinkle, and soiling It for $8.
When Hardman was arrested ho had
in his possession a gunnysack con.
tainihg a fresh calf skin and a num
ber of hnltors.
Cottago Undertaking Parlors
Cottago and Chemekota Sts. Calls
day or night. J. O. Sill. Phono 724.
A Comfortable Shav
Can bo obtained at Andorson's bar
bor Bhop.
See Dr. Cook
Discoverer of tho
Dreamland tonight,
Co. C. W. Simon,
ll-16-2t
north polo, at
.' Ilr8-lm
Try Crystnlets-
For tho breath. For salo at:
Myer's barber -shop.
Eckorlens.
Waters' cigar storo.
Adolph'a cigar storo.
Dick 'Madison's.
Tho Spa.
Willamotto Hotol.
Tho Council. iy
Talklngton'B,
. Tho Court.
Piano Tuning
Thorough work on pianos, organs
and players, including all repairs.
Leave orders with Meyer & Eij'! Land
Co. C. W. Simon. ll-S'-lm
Salem Girl to AVcd
A marriage license was issued by
County Clerk Allen this morning to
Mac F. Parker, aged 21, a resident
of Portland, and to Miss Grayce N.
Scott, aged 21, of Salem.
On Annual Visit
County; ( School Superintendent
Smith is out in the south end of tho
county today visiting schools. Super
intendent Smith makes these trips
annually and. visits the different
schools throughout thla county to as
certain their progress and general
condition's.
"
New Justice for Gervals
A petition, signed by several of
the citizens of Gervais precinct, was
filed In the county court today, ask
ing that L. H. Poujade Uo appointed
justice of tho peace for that district,
to fill the vacancy caused by tho res
ignation of the former justice, J. W.
Kepphurt. Mr. Poujade is an old
resident of Gervals, and a well
liked citiaen. Ho at one time, prior
to this, filled tho justice of tho peace
ofilce In Gervais.
A New Shoo Firm
Wosloy Edwards, the former pro
prietor of tho Salem carpet cleaner,
and H. O. Irvln, who has for tho last
year had charge of McEvoy' Bros, shoe
department, have bought out E. L.
Irvln's shoo storo at 220 North Com
mercial street. These aro two en
ergetic young men and deserve a 11b
oral sharo of your trade, They are
renovating their placo from the win
dows to tho repair shop, which Is in
charge of Mr. Kalsor, well known to
you all. It is safo to say. that this
firm has a prosperous future before
thom and tho best wishes of their
many friends.
Danco at U. V. U. Hall ,
Wodnesday, November 17, under
tho auspices of the M. B. A. lodgo.
Music by McGeo's orchestra. Every
body, cordially. Roy Stover, J. W,
Fournl'er, Dan Hutchlns, committee.
" ll-15-3t
Salem Roy a Songster
Among thoso composing tho Uni
versity of Oregon Glee Club chorus,
soon to mako tho annual tour of the
stato, Is Carl Gabrlolson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. C. D. Gabrlolson of this
city. Carl's prowess as an all-around
athlete, and particularly in tho
lino of basoball and football, Is well
known to tho Salem public, ho hav
ing Btarrod on the Salom high school
teams for sovoral seasons, but his
ability as a warblor was not gener
ally known.
Do not howl and guaw your An
gara nftor tho holiday trado Is over
apd half your stdck la on ybur
sholvos if you hnvo not used tho!
Capital Journal to toll people whnt
you've got to sell.
WILL DISCUSS
MANY POINT
Rousing Rally, in Interest of)
Advancement of Public
Schools to Be Held
at Hubbard.
A rousing rally has boian planned,
to take place Monday, November 29,
at Hubbard, Oregon, and a good
program has been prepared by Coun
ty School Superintendent Smith.lj
Col. E. Hofer will discuss the means
of advancement of the public
schools; Superintendent Smith will
speak of the needs of the county
school, and Superintendent Acker
man has consented to attend the
meeting and discourse on points of
school interest.
This will bjo the first meeting of
the kind to be held this winter, but
many others will be arranged in the
future. They are for the purpose of
advancing and developing tho inter
est in tho county schools.
Leaves for tho East
Dr. C. II. Robertson leaves for tho
east this evening to be gone two
months. Ho intends taking a post
graduate course in general surgery
and also to devote considerable time
to special surgical work. Much of
this study will bo done at Rochester,
Minn., at the Mayo brothers' hospi
tal. The Doctors Mayo havo an in
ternational reputation as surgeons
and while Rochester is a small place
on this account It affords a better
opportunity fon the study of fine
surgical operations than any place
in tho United States, and is Indeed
the Mecca of America surgeons anx
ious to excel in their work. Rr.
Stnrbuck of Dallas will accompany
him and take up practically the same
work. Dr. Robertson nlready ranks
high as a surgeon and will be in
condition to earn fresh laurels after
his work In tho east.
DIED.
MUNT. At the family home on
Capitol street, at 5:30 a, m. to
day, Miss Louise Munt, aged 14, of
diphtheria.
1 ho funeral exorcises took place at
tho Cottago Undertaking Parlors at
2:30 this afternoon and Interment
was had in City View cemetery.
A Peculiar Wrench.
Of tho foot or anlclo may produce
a vory sorious sprain. A sprain ts.
moro painful than n break. In all
sprains, cuts, burns and scalds, Bali
Jard'8 Snow Liniment Is . the best,
thing to use. Relieves tho pain in.
stnntly. reduces swelling, is n non
foot antiseptic and heals rapidly.
Prlco 25o, 50c and $1.00. Sold
by all druggists.
43,860
43,780
43,600
43,580
43,010
42,980
42,880
42,800
42,770
42,680
42,440
Ethel Tooze, Falls City
Lora Craven, Monmouth . .
Sela Longharty, McMinville
Rita Alderman, Falls City . .
Ethel Green, Oregon City . .
Jessie Pugh, Falls City
Mable Ellis, Independence ,. .
Miss L Klmsoy, Albany . . .
Agnes Stinson, city, R F D 3
Gertrude Evans, Barlow . . .
Blanche Mulkey, Monmouth .
Zoe Tantis, Orenco 42,010
Alma McDonald, Lebanon . . 41,960
Ella Metzger, Dallas ,. 41.9Q0
Freda Lowler, Dallas .... 41,820
Carrie George, Sheridan .... 4.1,560
Kathleen Sutherlin, Shedds 40,870
Elsie Ray, Dallas 40,750
Anna Stofrln, Dallas 40,590
Eliza Ayre, Marshfield 40,360
Laura Peterson,' Newport . . 40,160
Winnie Landesse, Cot Grove 40,100
Gertrude Imus, Willamimu . 39,960
Clark Earhart, Independence 39,890
Cleo White, McMinnville . . 39,780
Iva Gilbert, Rickreal 39,780
Grace Davis, Chitwood 39,620
Lucile Berry, Shedds 1 39,380
NelUe Damon, Independence 39,620
Irma Brown, Independence.. 38.S90
Ethel Huffman, Sheridan
Eva Dundas, Willamina
38890
38,720
Cora Berg, Barlow 38,220
Wanda Ramm, Crabtree .... 38,190
Iva Burton, Independence . . 37,690
Edith Holmes, Dallas , . . . 37,990
Charlotte Hoesdahl, McKee 37,980
Jen. Fagerstrom, Willamina 37,690
Birdie Devaney, Thomas . . . 37,290
Louise Relger, McKee 37,290
Mamie Collins,' Albany .... 36,980
Goldie Jones, Shelburn .... 36,840
Lottie Veatch, Cottage Grove 36,840
Ethel Gray, Newport 36,010
Ruth Fry, Lebanon 34,910
Myrtle Vaughn, Harrlsburg . 34,200
Emma Dempsey, Blodgett . . 33,160
Ruth Baltimore, Albany .... 32,800
Ruth Fries, Crabtree 31,860
Inez Courtmanche, Sheridan 31,680
B. Goodrich, Cottage Grove 31,560
Alpha Donace, Lebanon . . . 30,900
Kate Jennings, McCoy .... 30,900
Ethel White, McCoy 30,300
Merle Post, Newport ' 29,980
Mary George, Newport .... 28,9.00
Rose Snodgrass, Tallman . . . 29,890
Constance Miller, HarrJsburg 28t760
Elsie Wldener, Harrlsburg . . 28,310
Hazel Howard, Newport . . . 28,020
M. Owen, Independence . . . 26,580
Kathleen Bennett, Marshfield 24,900
Edith Holmes, Marshfield . . 24,830
Gen. Sengstaken, Marshfield 19,860
Clara Wlgigns, McKee 19,860
Edith Romig, McCoy 17,680
Bessie Emery, Blodgett .... 16,900
Edna Knoths, Lebanon ... 9,970
Edith Shaggs, Blodgett 1,090
Ida Judd, Newport 30
Miss M. Merrick, Blodgett . . 20
Portland, Or., Nov. 15; 1909.
We want for our Thanks
giving trade 5000 dressed tur
keys, 10,000 chickens, alive or
dressed; 2000 dre.ssed geese
and 1000 dressed ducks. We
haVe our own 22 markets, and
Ave supply some others. As
has always' been our- -policy,
we shall give the Portland pub
lic only fresh, absolutely choice
native poultry. We refuse to
use the eastern ' cold-storage
poultry that Is being brought
in here in carload lots. We
are loyal to the Oregon far
mer. The prices ruling today
are as follows:
Dressed Turkeys.. 22 to 22c
Dressed Geese 15 to ISc
Dressed Ducks... 20 to 22 c'
Dressed chickens, Hens and
Springs ....... .15 to 16c
Live Chickens, Hens and
Springs 14c
Dressed Hogs 9c
Dressed Veal, up to 130
pounds 10c
Largo Veal less.
All shipments for the Thanks
giving trade should arrive next
Friday, Saturday, Sunday and
Monday. All produco must be
good, fat quality; poultry dry
picked. Wo want small tur
keys in preference to large
ones. The smaller tho turkey
the hotter. Wo do not charge
commission on anything. We
will remit with check drawn
on the First Nntional Bank of
Portland. Address all ship
ments to tho
FRANK L. SMITH
meat rn
5 UJ.
fe "FUMitlng tho Reef Trust"
PORTLAND, OREGON
FULTON SCORES ENEMY
UNITED rncss mused winn.1
Portland, Or.,- Nov. 17. Follow
ing tho nnnouncembnt that Francis
J. Heney has bgon appointed an as
slstant attorney-general to prosecute
land fraud cases In Oregon, tho
speeoh of ex-Senator Charles W Ful
ton before 300 'niembers of the Ore
gon Bar Association yesterday cre
ated a sensation.
Without alluding to Judgo Dunne
Or Francis J. Honey by name in his
address, Fulton excoriated tho trial
judge and prosecutor In tho case of
the people of California against Eu
gene Schmitz, saying that the prose
cutor was unfair, and that the trial
judge showed a disregard of the
rights of the defendant to a fair and
impartial jury.
Tho speaker averred that tho nn
pellate court of California did oniv
its duty when it reversed the verdict
of .guilty against former Mayor
ocunuiz, or aan rnncisco. Fultou
said in part:
"I state withdut any reservation
whatever, as a result of careful read
ing and consideration of the de
cision, that had the court failed to
decide as it did, It would havo dis
credited itself and the judiciary of
the country.
"They could not have declrlfui
otherwise without violating thnlr
official oaths and pleading pruiltv to
a degree of cowardice and pusillan
imity mat would nave justly learned
for them the enduring contemnt of
the bench and bar ofthe nation.
"I do not contend that the record
disclosed the innocenco of Schmitz.
I do contend, however, that he was
entitled to a. fair and impartial trial,
and that the record disclosed not
only that he had. been denied such,
but that the character of tho trial in
tho lower court, in its utter disre
gard of the most simple and elemen
tary principles .of justice and decen
cy, was rarely ever surpassed Jeff
rey in his most vigorous and vicious
examples of judicial tyranny and de
pravity." o
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PERSONAL MENTION
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Security Savi,? V ur hi
,Kr bondi 0 h , '
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win be sold at 7
& PJ accrued Vl
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Bank op Crtl. ..
anadian Bank of r
Hnii-KNiA Sa
jiAUTMAN & Thompson RsaJ
IekcHAMts NAtlONAL Hi 1
United Sn, x al Bi
or mny b0 wft
Ore. oauKe".- m
farmers' Bank, Willsonville.
The following well-knouj
are the nffip. .-.1 .. 3
mm airectori
"'ore Prominent stockhoIdtBB
Portland Cement Comnanv
Aman Moore, Pmidm. ..
Colorado Portland Ctmnt c,ftg
Colo. Ex-Gen MSr., ,;,
Cement Co.. OvA,
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At
Mrs. Hunt, of Walla. Walla,
Washington, Is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Noble, at the Branch hotel.
Mrs. C. E. Reed of Lake View js
the guest of Mrs. A. D. Charlton on
South 3 4 th street and expects to
remain in Salem for pome time. 0
Now Is the Time to Plant
BULBS
We have anything you want in
HOLLAND GROWN BULBS
RUEF BROS., FLORISTS
123 N. Liberty. Phone 381
Norwich Union
Insurance Company
Frank Meredith, Resident Agent
City Hall, Salem, Or.
TFOS. K, FORI)
Over Ladd & Bush Bank, Salem, Or.
PIANO TUNING
LUTELLUS L. WOODS
Tuning, polisning, repairing. Tel. 608
$! :
m p w t n n a Y
'
FOR SALE A snap, if taken at
once 21 -acre fruit ranch, 6-room
house, barn 30x40, god outbuild
ings, good well, running, water,
1 acres in all kinds of fruit.
This is a good proposition, and
will bear the closest Investigation;
$2550, half cash, balance terms.
Call at Sunset Grocery, 432 Stats
street. ll-16-3t
FOR SALE Oliver typewriter No. 5,
been used' but little; a bargain if
sold soon. Address E., care of
Journal. ' . ll-17-3t
Portland Flouring Mill, Co., f 2
.Ux.xN.dlev, Secretary, ex-TrmZl
nae Lumber Co., Perrv,0ml
L. A. Lewis, Allen k Levi,, p!
C. W. Nibley, Pre!., Lmn ft
Cement Co., Ogdett.Uiali.
A. L. Mills, Prtiident, Firtt Se
Dank, Portland.
Jos. N. Teal, Attorney, Portltni.
V. F. Burrell, President, Durrill imi
rnent Co., Portland. 1
J.'C. AiNbWORTH, Pres., United SwaUl
noiiai bank, Portland.
W. W. Cotton, Attonev. Putin!.
Geo. Lawrence, Jr., Manager Luatui
Harness Co., Portland.
Paul C. Hates, Manager Aetni
surance Co., Portland.
Wirt Minor, Attorney, Portland,
Chas. E. Ladd, Pus., laid Eiliit CJ
Portland,
Andrew C. Smith, Pres., Uilmu le
tnvs Hank, Portland.
W. A. Gordon, Pres., W. A., Gtrltt CtJ
Portland.
E. L. Thompson,. Uarfman k 7i.l
thinkers, Portland.
Tom Richardson, Manager, Wofl
Commercial Cluh, Portland.
T. V. Sullivan, Chief Eng., tM
R. R.. L. k P. CO., Oregon Cir,
Jons' C. Cutler, ex-Goventr M 11
Utah. Salt Lake City. 1
Joiltf Pincree, Cashier, first Sw
Bank. Oeden.
-George Romncy, Vice Pres., DeiirriSiti
inn Hank. Salt late City.
C. Leonarut, Pres., Southvestin PMl
Cement Co., Los Angeles. I
a. C. Heebe. Cashier, Imi ."Cl
Rank & Trust Co., Salt lair
Tiios. R. Cutler, Pres., ItakUM
Co., Salt Lake City.
A document cW.k full
lars concerning the Port V u
mnt rniinianv and itsboniN
mailed or mav behad upon appte
tion to the '
PORTLAND CBIEXT Ca;
607-609 ' Lumbcrmens m
Portland, Oregon.
OR
U. S. National Bank, Sate OJ
Capital National Bank, Salea w
Ladd & Bush, Bankers, SM
01 Farmers' Bank, Wllsonvilk 0
FOR SALE Fox Terrier puppies.
Phone 1597. ll-17-3t
FOR SALE At a bargain, 100
shares of wireless telegraph stock,
as a whole or in part. Call on or
address Sam A. Garber, manager
Hickory Bark Remedy Co.
v ll-17-3t
Smith & Everett
..1
Real Estate m
1 - In Sale31 J"1
L0atlS Estate SecarilW
Insurance
309-310 failing
,,vn . OBEGOX
EAL E
STATE
50x125,
05. east front,
on
Liberty
18th street.
tar
ti finn Mow fi.ronm house, lot
street. For a short time. (
. ... ,i rooms upsi
Good store room, 24x40and q
closets ana uiuu.
Nearly new well-boring machine,
-House, barn and thruu lots on
nt Six-room house, bath, city water.
$1600 Eight and one-half' acres, close in
?2000 -Fifteen acres, nine in Ulatt p Tea
room house, barn and chicken nous
$5500 Choicest suburban home. 13 JJ'J"' e hoUse.
to street car; all tiled; fine oigh -room
en house; all painted and modern.
Meyer & Belle Land WjJ
487 STATE STREET.
?850-
?800-$1000
For Rent