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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1010.
PAGE F1VB
MANY WILL
THE BEST IN QUALITY
THE MOST IN VALUE
nnu
Clearance
VISIT EUROPE
THIS YEAR
In many instances we have purchased new goods for less than we have purchased them before for the last 15 years, This is owing to the fact that
the large houses that we have dealt with for 25 years, anticipating the raise in the price of materials, bought so extensively that they secured greater
values than ever, and they gave us the benefit of their buy, and we always give you the benefit of our careful cash buying, Remember our slogan
. THE MOST IN VALUE, THE BEST IN QUALITY.
During the Clearance Sale 10 per cent Discount On All Goods in the Store, Except Contract and Rubber Goods
Hotel Men Planning to Meet the
Greatest American Inva
sion on Record.
Pretty
Waists
In net Messaline and Taffeta, ev
ery one the latest in style; col
ors, light blue, green, gray, black,
tan, white, etc. Now on sale at
Clearance Sale Prices. Every
Waist plaintly marked.
$10.00 Net Waist ?6.00
$6.00 Net Waist $2.29
$5.00 Messaline Waist $3.59
$4.50 Messaline Waist $3.00
$3.00 Messaline Waist $1.99
Women's
Black
Petticoats
In good grade, imiation heather
bloom, mado full with deep
lloUnce.
Clearance Sale Price S9c
10c and 15c Handkerchiefs. . 5c
EVERY GARMENT MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR AT
REDUCED PRICES
, A large new assortment to
choose from visit our now un
derwear department.
Embroidery Sale
By purchasing 10,000 yds of Em
broidery direct from tho manu
facturers we are enabled to offer
you the best value ever shown
in Salem. Note the Clearance
Sale Prices.
$1.25 Values GOc
50c Values '....3Sc
45c Values 19c
15c Values 12c
15c Values t ... 9c
12 c Values 7c
10c Values 5c
$1.00 Sleeping Garments for Chil
dren. 59c
25c Handy Diapers 19c
25 and 35c Underwear for Chil
dren 19c
These sleeping garments aro ex
tra well made of heavy, fleece
lined material, with protected
feet, large pocket, and aro in ev
ery way just what tho little ono
needs.
Cushion Tops, values to 50c
Clearance Sale Price ....19c
$1.25 values in Woolen Under
wear for women 98c
Boys' Plain
Knee Pants
$1.00 values 55c
Doys' long pants, $2.85 val $1.05
Extra Special
Sale of
Men's Pants
$2.00 Values $1.C0
$2.50 Values $2.00
$3.00 Values $2.40
$3.50 Values $2.40
$4.00 Values $3.20
$4.50 Values ?3.C0
$5.00 Valuos $4.00
$6.00 Values $4. SO
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIEB.'J
London, Jan. 25. Tho increased
cost of living in America will not af
fect European travel, according to
a group of hotel managers who laid
plans today to mteot tho "groatost
American Invasion on record,"
which thoy expect this spring and
summer.
"May bo it lstruo that tho poor
people in Amorica aro having a hard
timo of it, but tho rich aro rolling
in velvet," declared ono manager.
'It is tho high tariff in Amorica
upon which wo count definitely to
produce tho great tourist Influx."
Tho' hotel men who aro considered
probably tho best quallflod persons to
prognosticate such things, seem ab
solutely confident.
"Tho poor man does not como to
Europe anyway," tho speaker con
tinued, so It does'nt mako any dif
ference in our business whothor ho
Is getting along well or not. Wo
get tho omployers and they aro tho.
ones to whom tho high tariff is
handing tho 'yellow boys.'
"Wo llko to seo tho employers
get along rather selfish of course
-for wo always got our sharo when
things am coming their way. '
"Wo aro sorry that tho poor poo-
jplo in America aro being charged
high prices, I boo thoy blamo tho
employers. Wall, maybo wo can
oven things up a bit on the omploy
ers, eh?"
PRONOUNCE
SALEM CITY
WATER PURE
State Bacteriologist Matson
Says It Contains No Colon
Bacilli.
Ralph C. Matson, bacteriologist to
the stat? board of health, has re
turned reports on the last samples
of Salem; city water sent to him by
Dr. O. B. Miles, of this city, and the
reports are favorable. Dr, Matson
says that there are no colon bacilli
in the water examined.
Inasmuch a3 the state health
board physician roturns a favorable
report on tho water in this city, Dr.
Miles suggests that absolute precau
tion be continued in using the water
until repeated favorable reports are
had from Portland. The local
health officer will continue to take
samples of Salem water from timo
to time and send them to the state
board's office for demonstration.
It is best to know and publish
only good things about Salem.
FORTIFICATION BILL
PASS BOTH HOUSES
Must Make Preparations for a
Great Naval Struggle in
the Pacific.
UNITED PltESS LEASED WIRE.
Washington, Jan. 25. Tho forti
fications bill, carrying appropria
tions aggregating 56,000,000 nearly
$250,000 less than that of last year,
which had already passed the house,
was passed by the senate today.
During the debates Senator New
lands, of Nevada, emphasized tho
necessity for the adequate protection
of Hawaii, in view of a possible con
flict with Japan. This feature of tho
situation was given considerable at
tention. Senator Nowjands said that he re
garded the fortification of Pearl Har
bor vastly more Important than the
strengthening of tho Philippines.
He said that a great naval struggle
in the Pacific, which has been pre
dicted on account of the growing
power of Japan, must bo prepared for
by this country.
"The protection of the Hawaiian
liaising i emperarare
.depends upon the heater how
constructed whether it gets all
the fuel-energy or only some of it.
If the heater is a
PERFECTION
Oil Heater
(Equipped with Smokeless Device)
the-raising of the temperature is
certain.
Turn the v'jck as high or low as
it will go there's no dancer, no
smoke, no smell just an emphatic
raising of temperature. The
Automatic Smokc!c23 Dovic
is a permanent check upon carelessness, making the heater
safe in the hands of a child. Hums nine hours with one
filling, heats all parts of a room quickly.
OU indicator tells amount of oil in the all-brass font. Damper top.
Cool handle. Aluminum window frame. Cleaned in n minute. Finished
in Nickel or Japan. Various styles and nimlie
Every Dealer Everywhere If Net 1 Vm. Write lor ! . r.piiv CirruUr
' to the .NeaiCki Ajjcuo ii ii'-
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(Incorporated)
islands is essential to the American
defense against a hostile fleet from
the Orient," he said.
"I regret that this matter has not
been pursued with tho persistence
that is demanded by its necessity."
Senator Bacon raised tho question
of a future policy of independence
for the Philippines and Senator War
ren, chairman of tho military affairs
committee, said that if tho islands
should be given their independence,
repayment would be mado for tho
fortifications now under construc
tion. o
Divorce Cases Occupy Most of
' the Time of the Court Today.
BOYCOTT AGAIXST BRANDY.
Gorman . Treasury Being Effected
from Diminished Sale of
Itraiuly.
Beyond the granting of a decree
of divorce in the caso of Mamie N.
Moore against Arthur Moore, Judge
Galloway, of the oquity department
of tho circuit court, was occupied
this foronoon with the hearing of de
murrers and motions and tho trans
action of a general routine business.
In tho case of Olivo D. Polrco
against LoRondn M. Pelrco tho de
murrer to the complaint was argued,
nnd upon its conclusion it was talton
under advisement by tho court. Ar
gument was also heard in tho divorce
oase of Walter P. Williams against
Ella D. Williams. Tho plaintiff in
this caso sought to strike out by mo
tion a part of tho answpr of tho de
fondant. It was also taken under
advlsoment.
One Caso Dismissed.
The caso of Ada Elliott against
Goo. D. Elliott, an action for tho dis
solution of the marriage bonds ex
isting botwoon tho parties wns dis
missed. The dismissal was based
upon tho motion of Attornoy Bing
ham, T'ho appoarod for tho plaintiff.
The demurrer to the complaint
in the divorce caso of Lillio Guthrie
against A. C. Guthrio was argued and
ovorruled by tho court.
Tho court also ovorrulod the do
murror in tho caso of F. It. Durotto
n'gainst Inez B. Miller, ot al.(an ap
plication for nn injunction, and tho
caso of Schindler & Harman against
Prank Haskell was sottlod by tho In
terested parties.
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Old Man KdirtM on Trump.
UNITED ritESS IJUSED WIRE.
Berlin, Jan. 25. Whilo tho Rus
sian tmasury Is facing trouble
through tho curtailment of tho sales
of vodka, tho imperial Gorman
treasury today is beginning to feel
tho effect of a serious Impairment
of revenue from, tho diminished Bale
of brandy.
Brandy, which, has been a popular
drink with German workingmon,
wns placed under heavy taxation by
tho govornmont last summer. Tho
masses of tho people wanted tho
land owners taxed, but tho govern
ment preferred to lovy on brandy.
Tho Socialists took up tho peoplo's
fight and urged up on tho masses a
Iforswearing of brandy. Tho boycott
1 A ! 111 I -- ,
kiiigu iwo uirus wun ono stone, it
not only brought to tho attention
the strength of Socialism in tho
kalsor's realm, but it also induced
anonormous number of persons to
nbstain from a liquor which was In
juring them.
UNITED rBESS LEASED WIEB.
San Diogo, Gal., Jan. 26. Deter
mined to outdo tho pedestrian font
of Edward Payson Weston, Henry
Stewart, GO years of age, will leave
San Diego next Saturday to tramp
his way around the world. He ex
peeUt to make his journey In easy
stages, returning ia 1915. Stewart
came to San Diego six months ago,
after walking across the continent.
GAY PAHKH.
(Continued from pago ono.)
various states of decay, which floatod
away on tho yollow flood.
Dam Collapsed.
Paris, Jan. 25. It was rnportod
this evening tltat nn SO-foot dam at
Lake Sottons had eollapuod, and
enormous volumes of wator aro pour
ing' into the Yonno river, a tributary
of tho Seine.
If tho report Is nuthontlc it means
that untold damage may bo done bo
twoon tholr conflnonco and this city.
Divers woro engngod this after
noon in rocovoring archivos and gov
ornmont records from tho submorgod
basoment of tho Palais do .Justice.
:
GRAND JURY.
(Continued from haco 1.)
Employoos of tho packors also aro
undor summons to appear boforo the
grand Jury. Company officials and
tholr attorneys rwfuso steadily to in
vostlgato 'tho caso, but it is probable
that heads of dopartmonts of tho
packing houses will docllno to up
pear before tho Jury nt all, or will
rofuso to glvo any testimony nt the
risk of bolng subjected to punlsh
mont for contempt.
The reeling that there will be
plenty of delay in the Investigation
before the flMnjf of a report by the
grand Jury with Judge K. W. Lan
dis lu regarded here as indicating
that the packers will have additional
and valuable time In which to pre
pare for the legal fray.
Y. M. C. A. HOLDS.
i X
X-RAYS AND SMILES
sfc &
(Continued from pago one.)
$29, 000,000. It dons not tako tho
place of the church,, but supplements
tho work of tho church.
Probably the most Important ovent
of tho session was tho address of
Fred B. Smith to 1200 men in tho O.
A. C. armory on Sunday afternoon.
His subject was "Tho Strong Man,"
and ho handled it In such a forceful
way that his audience was hold spell
bound during tho ontlro address. At
tho closo nearly 50 men oxpressod
determination tolivo tho Christian
life. Mr. Smith is rogarded by many
ns tho host evangelist for mon In this
country. This can truly bo said of
him, that ho 1h no sonsntionallst. He
speaks in Salom at the opera house
this Wo'dnesdny evening, anfl tho mon
of Salom will havo an opportunity
to hoar him.
XO INTKNTIOX.
(Continued rrom Pnzo 1)
ministration in roforonco to prosecu
tions under the anti-trust law is oth
er than as sot forth in tho President's
mossago of January 3 7.
"Sensational stntomonts, as If there
woro to bo a now doparturo and as if
theriO would bo Indiscriminate proso
outlon of important industries, have
no foundation."
Washington, Jan. 25. Flvo nihi
lities nftor Jnmos J. Hill, "tho omphv
builder" of tho northwest, emerged
from a conference with President
Tnft at tho Whito House- today and
tho pretddont issued his statement to
tho effect that thoro shall bo no "In
discriminate prosecution" of tho
trusts.
Hill told tho president that yos
torday hints from thfa Whito Houao
of a vigorous campaign against tho
trusts nnd prosecutions under tho
Shorman anti-trust faw, had caused
a crumbling of prices In Wall Btreot.
Hill told tho prosldant that such u
course, if persisted in, would rosult
in financial chaos.
It Is bollovod that tho president
assured Hill that tho govornmont
contemplated no indiscrimination
notion nnd that ho thoronftor decid
ed to mako his ofuoial announce
inont to that affect.
o
Will Kngugu In BuhIihikh.
UNITED I'llEHS I.IUHKD WIBB.l
Odessa, Russia, Jan. 25. It was
reported horo today that former
ghah Mo ha in mod All, of Persia, who
came to Russia to lire, following his
o-xile from his own ootfntry, will in
vest the money h brough twlih him
hi a manufacturing enterprise ' in
Odessa, of which he will assume ac
tive direction.
Tho Tlmbormnn for January is de
voted to exploiting Irrigation and
tho lumbor Industry, Goo. Cornwall,
tho editor, is a genius in wood con
servation, and at ho samo timo pro
motes tho sawmill business.
Wo all tako oursolves too seriously.
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If wo laughed moro at oursolves,
we would not bo so much laughed at.
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