The Capital Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 8

nincr rii'iTM journal, salem, ortjgon. tiesimy, September 20, 1010. VAV.V, K1GUT Our Accommodation Pens, inks, Pencils, This Week the Entire Store Is Given of Children's Wearings in Preparation Monday. Everything for the Chidren Hair Ribbons 9, 11, 12 1-2c 25c yd. Outing Flannels 5c, 61 -4c, 81 -3c, 121 -2c yd.

Torchon Laces very newest 5c yd. Woolen Plaids 37c. Tho dress goods sections offers a now showing of woolon 1 plaid suitings, 50o and 65c "1 values, at yard L. The Famous Cogan School Shoes. for tho "swell little fellow" and "his slstor." Those are the beat wtoarors, best flttors, best lookers of all makes.

Our lino Is complete and will satisfy everybody. Special prices on broken lines this week. Men's and women's fall shoes are mooting with tho aproval they de serve and fashion followers have pronounced our lines corrdct Choice Beltings at Half Price, Hair Combs, Barretes, Back Combs, Hairpins, Hatpins, Belt Buckles and Novelty Jewelry. New Showing. Tho bolt section Is showing a choice lino of plain and fancy no vclty belting a pJfv special this week at exactly 1 Take advantage of this offer.

New Outiny Flannel Gowns 75c to $2.50 Reduced in Price. Children's Hemstitched, Embroidered Handkerchiefs 10c Values, 3 for 25c The handkerchief section offors our regular 10c values, special at 3 for 25c. Another lot of cross bar Initial handkerchiefs, special alj this week, 10c values at 7c. Suitably for hair bows, sashes, all colors. Including black, a 25c ribbons, A special at 1 All other lines reduced In prlco for the chlldren'3 week sale, Buy ribbon hero.

the boys' SJ.Jeqey store store iiiiiiil'H'fc mm hwhip CITY NEWS. Mrs, Httsfurthcr State and Commercial tonight. Automobllo Races Aro over, but sure you will like that hot chocolate; at Beliefs. Cider Apples Wanted Gideon Stolz corner Mill and Summer streets. Bring them noy.

Sacks furnished. 8-24-tf Scholarship In Wlllamotto Unlvorslty for rent. Derby Wlllson, U. S. N.

Bank Bid. 9-19-2t lost At tho Fall' Halt grown Collie, yollow and -whlto, foraalo. Howard for roturn to Journal. 9-19-tf Oyster Cocktnlls Hot chocolate and cako, tea ond wafors, coffoo and assorted cookies, aorvod by a man who knows, at Bello's. Snap! Snap! Snap: A now bungalow for salo closo In.

City wator, toilet, washstand, etc. Cabinet kitchen. Flvo rooms with usual closets. Basement, cement walks, electric lights and flxturos. Small payment down, balance on monthly Installments.

Homer It. Smith. Room 5, McCorninek Bid. -Phntin 9-10-tf 1 We are now re-ordering. Our stock proves its attractiveness.

Our repairing department is crowded. Call and let us examine your eyes, our optical department is doing good work. Remember the Place Power's Jewelry Store, 247 NORTH COMMERCIAL STREET Department Parcels Ghecked Free Tablets, Stationery and Mucilage. Boys' Knee Pant Suits and Youth's Suits for School at Reduced Prices. This season, aB in tho past, Eldor-heimer-Stoln has designed anotH-or wonderful showing of wool suits for fall wear.

Tho qualities of these Knickerbocker and Norfolk suits will appeal to tho parents. Priced from $4.00 up to the Dressy $20 Suits. Our careful planning to make the buying of school wearing economical for. you and a delight to the children. Wo have for many months looked ahead and prepared for this annual event.

Hats, Caps Tamoshanters For Good Groceries Go to J. M. Lawrence. Large stock always on hand, corner South Commercial and Ferry. Phone 311.

Prompt dollvory. This Evening's Program Now chango of program "A Fishormnn's Crlmo," "A Cowboy's Gonoroslty" and "Tho Restoration," a high class drama. Don't fall to hear Mr. Robert Jones, baritone, at tho Woxford. Acute niul Chronic Diseases Dr.

Whlto, osteopath and nerve specialist. Office, 506 United State National Bauk Bld'g. Phono 8C9. Residence, 46 North Capital Phono 469. 8-22-eod-tf Oae of tiio Finest- Houses In Salem has been placed In my hands to sell.

Tho onle must be made soon, theroforo tho price Is reasonable. See mo about this before It la gone. Homor II. Smith, room 5, McCornack bldg. Phone 96.

7-13-t Hero Is Something Good 48 acres adjoining O. E. track at Waconda station. 12 acres In English walnuts, 16 acres cleared, bnlnnco In brush: $165 per acre. $3,000 down, balance In tonus to suit.

It will pay you to soo mo about this. Homer H. Smith, Room 5, McCormack Bldg. Phono 96, 0-10-tf Over to Display for School Next Reduced in Price New Showing of Wool Dress es, Wash Dresses and Coats Specially Priced. On display in tho children's ready to wear section is tho sWellest of little gingham ready made drosses that you over saw; they conie In solid colors, piped and trlrti-med with black and white checks, priced at 60c up to $3.75 each.

Sailor and Russian Blouse Suits. Very newest styles In navy, red check, black, trimmed with straps and wide patent leather belts. Priced at $1.50 up to $6.50. School Day Scotch Plaids 28 in wide, 18c Values, Extra this Week 121 -2c 15c Dress ginghams, special at 9c Scotch plaid suiting, tho very newest, bought expressly for tho making of children's dresses and waists, 28 inches wide, 18c value, A a ry special this week at Ginghams in the very newest patterns, largest showing in Salem. Tho most suitable line for dresses, waists and aprons now at special reductions all week Parents take advantage.

Children's 25c Hose, Special for this Week, Two Pairs 25c Tho children's hosiery section offers for th)a week's selling a complete lino of superior fast color stainless fine ribbed cotton llsk hose, 25c values, at Other lines of tho very nevnist fall weight, plain and fancy ribbed hose, black and colored at reduced prices this week. Some Class To tho hot drinks thk are serving at Belle's. Mr. Scachs Is the' manager of Tho Modlo Tailoring Co's branch here, he having a thorough knowledge of the tailoring business, nnd will bo ready to rc-advo customers In a few days. Special Permission At the Woxford, "Custer's Last Stand," with complete lectura.

Greatest motion plcturo over conceived or constructed. By special permission of tho dopartmont at Washington. Endorsed by Governor Norrls nnd U. S. Senator Carter, of Montana.

Wednesdny and Thursday only. Mntlneo Evening, o'clock. Admission, 10c. To tho Public Tho Wexford will now havo a management of wide experience In tho show business, George Rosnor, of 15 years' experience, Is tho new manngor and promises to give Sa-lom people something now soon In tho way of attractions. Last ovon-lng tho baritone singer, Mr.

Jones, more than mado good nnd was encored for the third time. Mr. Jones will bo ono of the attractions as long as ho remains In Snloni. Mr. Rosnor will on or about October 15 install mnmmoth Kimball plpo organ, costlnjc $5,000, Admission remains tho same, 10c, ROMOTERS OF AUTO RACES SKIP WITH THE BATE MONEY Not a circus! Net a state fair! But a rank Fake! These are the caption that should have been printed Upon tho big window posters which started pedestrians upon the streets In the eyes, In glaring and flaming red letters, announcing the "Big Automobllo Races." Incidentally, the police are trying to get some trace of Secretary W.

H. Brown, and Treasurer F. W. Floyd, tho chief promoters of the gigantic fake, who departed tho city last night for parts unknown, but are supposed to havs fled to Portland with the big bulk of the gate receipts which amounted to something like $1,000. Complaints have been laid befor? District Attorney John II.

McNary, and Deputy Charles McNary Is searching the statutes for a law under which Brown and Floyd can be prosecuted but the only thing they have been able to find thus far, which will cover the case, Is section 1813 of the code which provides that any person found guilty of gross fraud or cheat against the public under common law Is punishable by Imprisonment In tho state penitentiary for a term of from one to three years. Since tho races were pulled off, In a slipshod and devil-may-care m'anner, principally by the Innocent entries In tho different events, It will bo difficult to prosecute upon this score but the queen contest, proved to be a fraud of the rankest type and the authorities may prosecute upon that ground, if no other more serious charge Is presented, If they can "cotch" the guilty parties. It develops that through tho suspicions of Driver Cushman of the Cole-30, which participated In the races and won the five-mile race, and his watchfulness Brown arfd Floyd were Intercepted In their efforts to make away with all of the money while Interest was centered In the races, when Cushman cornered themi in their room at the Cottage hotel with the loot In their possession and held them Jhere until they had pungled over his $50 premium for winning' the flvc-mlle raco and until H. Hollcnback, of Portland, owner of the Croxton-Cleeton racer which won the 50-mile race, secured $140 of the $200 prize offered In that event. Harry Clay, manager of the Capital Garage and winner of the gentlemen's race, three miles, with his Cole-30, did not get In on the enforced "coughing up" of the cash and he lost his $25 prize.

It a.lso( develops that when Brown anil Floyd rented S. L. S. RO LIFE OF A But for the pluck an presence of mind of Mrs. L.

S. Rowland, who resides on Waller street, In Yew Park, of this city, another tragedy would havo been added to tho list of railroad fatalities that lmve happened within nnd in close proximity of this city tho past two weeks, when she pulled an Intoxicated and dazed tramp from undur the very wheels of a passing freight train south of the Southern Pacific depot about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, and saved his life. Mrs, Rowland had noticed the stranger roaming around tho neigh borhood during the aftornoon, and was watching him when ho went out) to try to catch a passing freight, he being a oiUarmed man under tho Influence of liquor, and watched him tho closor. Ho niado a grab at the ladder upon a boxcar, missed his hold, and was struck on tho side of tho head and knocked sensoh.es by Listen Hot Dutch cocoa 'And assorted cakes at Bello's. Socialist Speaking At State and Commercial streat, this ovonlng.

State Fair A thing of tho past; but thV oyster cocktails and hot drinks at Bollo's are the of the town. Get a Fine Beof lton-st At Steusloff's Model Market. Tho most up-to-dnto market In the Valley. Comer Court and Liberty streot. Phone 1528.

It Makes Flue Drink Yes, that Hot Dutoh Cocoa, served with whlppod cream. Is making a hit at Belle's. Try tho bettor kind. The Lending Tailoring Co Of the Pacific Coast Is now to start Its sixteenth branch In Salem, which will be located at 1SS South Com-niwetal street, Geo. O.

Savage's old stand. The outside world tees rood outlook In Saltan's future, and ttlietw i'mi hu in locating and lu- MR rooms In tho First National Bank building Brown tendered a check for $10 in payment, drawn on Boise, Idaho, bank, which was bogus but ho was shrewd enough to pun-glo over enough money to pay for these worthless pieces of paper, before he left the town else he would-now be In the tolls of tho law. It was one of tho rankest fakes and failures that was ever perpetrated upon nn Innocent public and the next time that anything of that kind Is attempted la this city, the originators or promoters of tho game will doubtless bo given a wide berth. Some of tho races were pulled off as scheduled but thoy were all tame affairs and were a decided disappointment to the 2,000 or jnoro people who gathered at the course with the expectation of seeing somo good races and some competition In the different events scheduled to take place. After paying their 50 cents per for admittance to the grounds and an additional fco for tho grandstand, tho crowd was kept waiting for a seemingly Interminable period for the races to come off and when something did happen, the people did not know what was going on for there was no announcer, scorer or timekeeper and It was a sort of catch-as-catch-cah affair from start to finish, until the crowd became weary of the delay and utter failure of the whole affair and left In disgust, heaping Imprecations upon tho heads of those responsible for the fake and vowing vengeance If the opportunity ever offered.

Long before the program was finished tho chief promoter of the scheme, W. H. Brown, representing the Inter-Mountain Motor Racing association, disappeared and could not bo found anywhere and the balance of the program was carried out In a hap-hazard manner, without head or management. The 50-mlle event was won by Hollenback's Croxton-Cleeton racer, which was driven the distance by Driver Sprague, In 1:04:33, and second place was won by Chas. V.

Brown's 30-horse touring car, Mar-mon, of Astoria, which, with Driver Martin at tho wheel, made the distance in 1:14. Honeyman's Cole-30 dropped out of the race without completing the first lap, and the big Winton-6 stayed in the race for 37 miles but burst two tires and withdrew The best made for the mile during the race was done by the Croxton-Cleeton racer which rounded the track 1:11 flat, but Its average speed was about 1:13. WLAND SAVES RIPPLED TRAMP the end of the next car, and fell with his head rosting within two Inches of the wheels. Mrs. Rowland rushed out, expecting to find him killed, but when she arrived he began to regain consciousness, and, in his dazed condition, scrambled to his hands and kinoes and would havo crawled under the rapidly moving train and to certain death, but she grabbed him by tho coat tails and held him firmly until the train had passed by, and then pulled him away from the track and out of danger.

Sho then called for tho police to come and tnko care of him, as he was badly cut and bruised about the head whare struck -by tho car, and was wandoring about in a semi-conscious condition when she last saw him. Mrs, Rowland committed a very heroic net, and she was highly complimented and praised for her pluck and prosonce of mind by the nolghbors who saw the affair. Cottngo Hotel Rates Beginning September 1 table board by tho week-, $4.50. SInglo meals, 22 cents. Remombfir, this means Cottage Hotel quality.

Sunday dinner, 35c. 9-20-tf Quits Real Kstnte Geo. O. Savago is now retiring from the real estate business. His successors aro to occupy tho rooms formerly occupied by Fred Hurst over Geo.

C. Will's music store, and tho firm will be known as Brlggs Bartlttt. Chopinl OtT a Finger While splitting kindling at his home, on North Liberty street, In North Salem, Sunday afternoon, H. E. Cursey, barber employed In the Del Monica barber shop on State street, this city, suffered tho pain and misfortune of savoring the Index linger of his left hand almost entirely from his hand with a misdirected blow of the axe.

The fluger was cut off at the knuckle, hanging only by the cord of the finger, and Is a most painful and difficult wound to treat, but Dr. O. B. Miles, who a attending the case, entertnins a feeble aoptt of being able to save the dlgt. THE INDO RIVER ON RAMPAGE TWO HUNDRED DROWNED IN ONE TOWN, WniCH IS SUDDENLY FLOODED MANY OTHER TOWNS THREATENED IVY THE FLOOD.

t'oniti uaiirai Hsaiu cisritNa? Lahore, India, Sept. 201, Three-fourths of the town of Dera GhazI Khnm, with a population of 30,000, Is under wator today. Two hundred persons aro reported drowned, and the damage to property Is enormous. The river Indus has broken from its banks and Inhabitants of the surrounding country are fleeing to the uplands. Those near tho banks had practically no warning, and many were drowned almost before they could get out rf their houses.

Ahvady thousands are homeless. The death list Is expected to be greatly Increased as outlying districts are heard from. The towns of Malnwali, Taunsa and Mlthankot are threatened. The Chenab and Sutlej rivers, tributaries of the Indus, are swollen to twice their usual size, and aro expected to overflow at any moment. Two Methods One Result Tho "Green Goods" man pretends to sell his victim what he wants, but gives him something elco instead.

Tho "Substltutor" uses his persuasive powers to induce his victim to accept what he does not call for. Each uses a different method, but the result Is the same. No reputable merchant will offer you a substitute when you call for a standard advertised article. Patronize home advertisers. Too many of our politicians have not tho courage of their convictions; very possibly because their convictions do not merit courage.

fJEW TODAY lt 1 1m rj J. CAN TOU AFFORD To pass up such an opportunity as the following: For sale, good 6-room house, pantry, bath, all rooms good size, board walks, barn and chicken hpuse; city water, excellent view, lots of shado and fruit trees, house plastered and In extra good condition. Price $1900, easy terms. Homer H. Smith, room 5, McCornack Phone 96.

8-2-tf FOR SALE First class newspaper folding machine 4-6-8-10 or pages folded at once up to a full sized 7 column paper. Cheap taken soon. Speed 1800 to 2000 per hour. Inquire Journal Salem pre. 3-21-tf FOR SALE A fine lot on southeast corner of 24th and Trade Sts.

high and dry, 60x192 ,6. This is a dandy. $400, $25 down, balance $10 per month. Homer H. Smith, Room 5, McCormack building.

6-20-tf WANTED AT ONCE Two energetic young men for good positions. Apply care Journal. 9-14-tfl WANTED AT ONCE Two young ladles for good position. Address care Journal. 9-14-tf FOR SALE Fine or 10-aere tract Homer H.

Smith, room 5, McCornack bldg. Phone 96. 8-2tf SMALL PLACE near town for rent. Gentle workhorse for sale. Box-US, Turner, Oregon.

9-20-3t FOR SALE CHEAP or for trade-A Rambler runabout; owner is out of the state and will dispose of It at a sacrifice. Inquire of A. A. Gueffroy, at Pattern's Book Store. 9-20-eod-3t WANTED Place to work for board and go to school.

Phone 28S. Nathan Swabb, Salem. 9-20-3t FOUND Expressman's notebook. Owner can have same by calling at Journal ofllco and paying for this ad. 9-20-lt MONEY TO LOAN 1VOS.

K. FORD Over Ladd Itnsb Rank, 'lalein. Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society Frank MeredJUi, Resident Agent Room 1 Bush Bank IUk, Salem. Or Cottage Undertaking) Parj0" modern in every detail. Lady assistant.

Cor. Cottage and Chemeketa. Phene 724. Stubborn ns Mules ire liver and bowels sometimes, jeem to balk without cause. Then there's trouble Low of Appetite--Indigestion.

Nervousness. Despond-ttnoy, Heodaahe. But such rouble fly befar Dr. King's New Life Pills the world's beat Stomach and Liver remedy. So easy.

25e at J. C. Perry. CANDIDATES CARDS For County Clerk MAX H. GEHLHAR, Former Deputy Clerk Respectfully asks your support for an economical and efficient administration.

(Paid advertisement.) I 4- Candidate for Sheriff Republican Ticket For Marlon County H. P. MINTO Advertisement) Candidate for Representative Republican Ticket For Marlon County L. T. REYNOLDS.

(Paid Advertisement.) H-f Candidate for State Senator Republican Ticket For Marlon County JOHN A. CARSON. (Paid Advertisement.) 4-M- 4- Candidate for Treasurer Republican Ticket For Marion County J. G. MOORE.

(Paid Advertisement.) i 4-' Rtnto Rpniitnr Republican Ticket For Marion County DR. J. N. SMITH. (Paid Advertisement.) ALLEN H.

WILL Republican Candidate County Recorder Aurora, Oregon. Paid Advertisement) Candidate Justice Peace Republican Ticket For Salem District DANIEL WEBSTER (Paid Advertisement) For Representative CARL ABRAMS 'Favor Direct Primary, pro- tection of people's laws legis- latlon to encourage dairying and agriculture." The support of Republican voters respectfully for at tho primaries September 24. (Paid Advertisement. Lingenfelter's Sanitary Fish and Poultry Market Everything in tho Fish, Poultry and canned goods line. My market 's absolutely sanitary, my meats being kept In refrigerator counter.

Drop In and look around. Just South new Marlon Hotel. A. JI. LTNGENFELTER, Prop.

Phono 750, Salem, Oregon Salem's most poular res--taurant THE WHITE HOUSE We cater to the public who demand a good meal for a small price, Wm. McGilchrist Sons. West Salem Transfer Passenger Baggage Connects with all trains at West Salem for Dallas, Falls City and Salem. Leaves Journal office for West Salem at 8:40 a. 12 1:10 p.

m. and 4.00 p. every day except Sunday. Also for Independence, Monmouth and McMlnnvllIe. Leaves Sunday at a.

1:00 p. and 5:15 p.m. Calls at hotels on reQiCs'. Telephone or leave orders at Capita Journal office day but Sunday. Phone 62, J.

B. Underwood,.