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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 31, 1911)
Plan eigmt Advance Styles For Spring Are Fast 0m tow lii fjf Advance Shoe Styles Are now ready, 25 cases of spring shoes for men and women have arrived, Get an early choice from these and have them ready when they're needed, Come and see them, anyway, We shall be glad to show them to you, Ladies' and Misses' Gloves This showing is very complete, Famosa gloves $1,00 and $1,25, Derby gloves $1.50, several other makes They're all good Misses' gloves $1.25 to $1.50, All colors and shades in stock, 1 6-button "Malvolio" gloves in tan, black and white, A new English inmpor tation Britland cape in white and tan. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED CITY NEWS. W. T. lUgdon, Undertaker New location, 251 North High, op posite city ball. Everything new and first olaw. U-18-tt-eod Six Days of Our Annual clearance sals gono. Avail youraolf of the opportunity of get ting lame of our bargains. The Yo kohama Crockery & Tea Company. The Bet Bay - Twenty-seveu acrea, nearly all In fruit, and good Improvements, a bar gain. Bee Derby ft WlUson, U. S. Bank Bldg. 1-26-tf Card of Thanks Mr, S, P. MoCracken and sisters, children of the late John MoCracken, deal re to express their appreciation of the many acta of kindness shown their father In hla sickness, and of the love and sympathy manifested by the services at bis funeral. Rev. Daniel Ruder 111 ; The Rev. Daniel L. Rador. D, D Ui D., Is lying at death's door at his home In Portland from a paralytic stroke. This Is the third tlmo Dr. Under has been stricken, and his re covery Is doubtful. Ho has been editor of the Paclflo Christina Advo cate for tha lnHt several yonrs. Tour Days Rcnuilu For you to take advantage of mur annual clearance sale. These bnif gains are for all. Yokohama Crock ery & Tea Company. Humane Society Annual meeting; for election of of ficers this Tuesday evening at 7:30 at Salem Hoard of Trade rooms. All persons Interested In prevention of cruelty to animals are requested to attend. We Are Now Building Watch Our Plant Grow ! L Tatt's' rriectiua fcewlnittubl. net Patent io. JJ0.J63. Perfection Sewing Phone Main 1512. Salte 820, r.H. OtHMHHHHHmMMMItMMtM4MWMMMt Arriving If you keep in touch with this store, you can keep yourself informed as to the prevailing styles of the season, Royal Waists This spring's showing is a wonderful line. Each year find our sale of Royal Waists increasing. It's the old' story of "a friend telling a friend now attractive they are," Dainty Lingerie waists in dozens of styles, Tailored waists, too, in .a splendid array, Let us sug gest that you lose no time in seeing these waists, The State IcgiHlutiiie Favors San Francisco as the only place to have the Panama exposition. They also favor the Tashmoo, 12V4c cigar. Itecito Tonight Tho pleasure-loving publlo Is cor dially Invited to attend the recital of the Willamette university college of oratory, which takes place tonight In the chapel of tho university, An excellent program has been arranged that will bo especially pleaelng and entertaining. Besides the regular program an amusing comedy sketch will be presented. Unknown Ship Wrecked. UMITIO fMBSS uiiu wins London, Jan. 31. An unidentified ship was wrecked on floodwln Sands during the fierce gale sweeping the English channel today. The mast and bowsprit are all that are visible above the water. It Is feared that the crew has been lost. Many minor wrecks have been reported. Ship ping la practically at a standstill. One six and one eight-acre tract, one mllo of town, near store; noat house on truct. Price $2600 and $3000. Bochtel & Bynon, 347 State stroet. Nice little home In East Salem; good house and barn; all kinds of fruit nnd berries. Price $1600; only $100 down and balance on easy pay ments, lt.n'htcl & Dynon, 317 State street. To Cure Cold lit one Day. Take lxntivc llromo Quinine Tab lets. Druggists refund movey If It falls to cure. E. W. Grove's signa ture Ib on each box. 25c. Modern six-room bungalow on Court street; fireplace ajid furnace largo lot with fruit trees. This is a flan homo. Price, $4 000. Bechtel & Bynon, 34 7 State street. Have openings for good men who have money to Invest In a good paying manufacturing concern. You will not only got good divi dends on your money Invested, but get good salaries and work only EIGHT HOl'KS PER DAT Don't take the knocker's advice. Come to our office and Investigate for yourself. Every dollar you In vest Is absolutely safe. Office open evening from 7:00 to 9:00 p. m. for those who are too busy during the day. Cabinet Co., Inc. national Sank Bldg, Salem, Ore. DART CAPITAL WHICH ? H AVIATOR OR ftPI K K AUTOMOBILE Ej " 1 FIFTEEN KILLED BY SNOW SLIDE THREE KXOW. TO BE BEAD ASD REPORT SAYS TVYELYE OTH ERS WERE KILLED VII ES SLIDE STRUCK .TIIMSO SHAFT, UNITED PRESS IXllin WIM. Salt Lake City; Utah, Jan. 31. Three men are known to be dead and an unconfirmed report says 12 others were killed when an avalanche of snow and rock struck a shaft of the Utah Coalition mine at Park City to day. Rescuers began work at once. The number of men at work In the shaft at the time of the slide Is not known, but It Is believed there were about 15. The shaft caved In for sev eral hundred feet. Heavy rains on the piles of snow caused the slide. o I i THE EIGHT HOCB BILL PASSED. (Continued from page one.) Senator Miller had some petitions from the Interests at Lebanon pro testing against the passage of the bill, and that being considerable of a burg and the Interests there of some consequence he wanted the pe titions passed around for the consid eration of tho senate. Slow talking Senator Abraham wanted an amendment attached em powering the labor commissioner to except Institutions from the purview of the bill whenever In his discretion conditions warranted It. It was read and as soon as put to a vote the sen ata promptly voted It down. Simmtt Pleads for 1)111. "There have been more or less ob jections urged to the bill," began Senator Slnnott In talking on It "They are urged every tlmo that such a menaure comes up and for the pur pose of defeating it. If we are going to listen to them we will never ob tain relief for the classes that de mand and need It, "You can always hear the consti tutional question raised that the In boring man 's right to contract his labor must not be violated but that argument Is but sounding brass and tinkling cymbnls and don't let techni cal statements blind you to oppres sion. The manufacturer can adjust himself to the bill nnd ennnot suffer but the laboring man can. He Is forced to work If he wants to earn his dally bread and for the hours nnd the wage demanded. The manu facturer pays by the hour and wheth er be works one shift or three he pays no more. Stands for Belter Uuce. Tho bill stands for the lnterests'of a better race, a better manhood and a better womanhood and I am going to vote for It. The other day when the bill for abolishing capital punish ment was under consideration 1 heard some of the senators extend much concern and anxiety for red banded murderers and I am going to auk them to stretch It so as to ex tend It to a people whose conditions are Intolerable." Senator McCulloch made a strong and eloquent plea for the bill. Sen ator's Albee and Oliver also spoke In behalf of the measure. Vhen It was brought to a vote five membersSenators Barrett. Bower man. Burgess, Norton and Wood vot ed agnlnst It Nearly all of the forenoon of the senate was taken up In considering the bill the remainder of the business being of a routine character and but little of It. Bend has secured a big ice crop. Try a Jonraai Want AO. JOCKXAV 8AXEM. OREGON, Indianapolis Newt. KILLED BY AUTO THAT llAfl AWAY BIG MACHINE GETS AWAY FROM CHAFEEUR AJXD ECJiS AMUCK IX SEATTLE SMASHES I.VIO A STREET CAR AFTEK KILLING ELMER COLLI JS. , TTT Seattle, Wash., Jan. 31. A big seven-passenger automobile without driver or passengers, dashed crazlly down Cherry street hill In the crowd ed downtown business section at midnight and ran over and killed El mer Connors, a 19-year-old youth who came to Seattle yesterday from Waterbury, Connecticut The ma chine had gotten away from the chaf feur, who had left it standing In front of the Seattle Athletic club. Connors, with 'a companion, was crossing the street on Third avenue when the big car, funning at a terri fic rate of speed struck him In the side, killing blra almost Instantly. He was thrown ' about 20 feet to the side and the big car, continuing In its wild career, crashed Into a street car which was taking on pas senger!. Six acres of the finest land in Ore gon, near town, on good rock road. Price $200 per acre, on easy terms. Bechtel & Bynon, 347 State street. DISASTROUS FIRE AT TALENT LAST NIGHT f DN1TBD PHIS UiSIB WIM Medford, Jan. 31. Citizens of the little town of Talent, Just south of this city, au-e today searching for some clue as to the origin of a dis astrous fire, believed to have been of Incendiary origin, which destroyed the building occupied y the Marion Tryer hardware store, the C. W. Welter's mercantile store, the State Bank of Talent, J. P. Norman's bar ber shop and John Conway's shoo store. The fire started shortly after 2 o'clock Tuesday morning, and, al though calls for assistance were sent to the fire department of Medford and Ashland, the local volunteer bri gade at Talent succeeded In getting the flames under'tontrol before the Ashland apparatus, arrived. Tho total loss Irf placed at between $25,000 aud $30,i00, part of which is covered by insurance. 30-acre hop yard one mile from city limits. Good iop house. Yard is In fine condition.!' Price $275 per acre, on easy terms. - BechttJ & By non, 317 State street. The deadlock remained unbroken at today's vote. ,'Sheehan retained his strength and Kernan gained two. j; The Armstrong E. T. ARMSTRONG, Manager. 1 24 N. Liberty Street. Salem, Oregon t t Fine Nurser itock, Fruit, Nat and Rote. W cave o MenU. Direct TVESDAV, JAXTABY 31, 1911. ABE ATTELL WILL HAVE TO LEAVE THE RING Cleveland, O., Jan. 31. Follow ing an examination today by physi cians, It Is feared that Abe Attell'sj fighting days are over, as a result of j the fracture of bis right arm, re-1 celved In his fight last night with Tommy Kllbane, of Cleveland. The accident occurred In the fourth round' The men had been fighting at a ter-j rifle pace, when the men went into ai clinch. Both fell to the floor wlthj Attell underneath. Attell was rushed j to a hospital, where It was found that the "funny" bone In hla right arm was broken. Physicians say that his arm probably wl'l hu of little use hereafter. Kllbane was given the de cision on a technicality. MADELINE WILL GET SCALP LOCK OF PLENTY HAWK Billings, Mont., Jan. 31. Madeline Sullivan, of Chicago, Is speeding to the Crow reservation today to secure the release of "Plenty Hawk," the richest young buck of the tribe, whom Bhe says she Is determined to mar ry. Hawk was Jailed for filling up on firewater with a number of other brajves. The girl came to Billings yesterday to secure a marriage license but found that "Plenty Hawk'1 would have to make the application. Notice to Construct Sidewalk. To Jennie Davis: In the name of the city of Saltm In Marlon county, Oregon, you are hereby notified that the common coun Lcll of the . city of Salem, Oregon, deems it expedient that a new plank sidewalk, five feet In width be constructed along the north side of Marion street In said city and abut ting upon and adjacent to the southeast fourth of block 4 In St. Elmo addition to the city of Salem, Oregon. And that such sidewalk be con structed at the expose of the ad jacent and abutting property; and that unless you construct and com plete said sidewalk 'within 20 days from the date of the last publica tion of this notice, the council will receive bids providing for the con struction of such sidewalk, and will cause at contract to be mrtered Into for the construction thereof, as provided by the charter and ordi nances of said city, and will, by or dinance, assess upon each lot liable therefor Its proportionate share of the cost thereof, and will order and ;dlrect.such assessment to be en- teired on record, and made a lien up on each lot liable for such asess raent. The date of the last publication of this notice will be February 11. 1911. CHAS. P. ELGIN, 1-3 1-1 It . City Recorder. ' o Notice to Construct Sidewalk. To Mrs. M. Aegerter: In the name of the city of SaUim, in Marlon county, Oregon, you are hereby notified that the common coun cil of the city of Salem, Oregon, deems it expedient that a new plank sidewalk, five feet In width be constructed aJong the west side of 23d street, or Weller street, In said city and abutting upon and adjacent j to the following described property, to-wlt: Lot 7, In block 1, In Wil lamette addition to the city of Salem. Oregon. And that such sidewalk be con structed at the exiise of the ad jacent and abutting property;' and that unless you construct and com plete said sidewalk within 20 days front the date of the last publica tion of this notice, the council will receive bids providing for the con struction of such sidewalk, and will cause m contract to be entered Into for the construction thereof, as provided by the charter and ordi nances of sai'd city, and will, by or dinance, assess upon each lot' liable therefor Its proportionate share of the cost, thereof, and will order and dlreot such assessment to be en tered on record, and made a lien up on each lot liable for such asess ment. The date of the last publication of this notice will be February 11, 1911. , CHAS. F. ELGIN, 1-31-llt City Recorder. Two nice lots in East Salem; fine location, high and dry, $475 each. Bechtel & Bynon, 347 State street. Nursery Company !: Ornamental Trees, Shrub and 1 to plaster. Phona 1ST. 7 MMM4 FARMERS' TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS W. V. Roland, C. Carlson and D. F. Newland, of Shedd:?, were in the city for a few days. They are interested In telephone legislation, and appeared before the judiciary committee to compel con nections for small companies. They showed that there are differ ent systems, even among the Inde pendent lines, and ask laws to allow use of connecting lines by paying the tolls. AXOTIIER H.E PLAY AT THE GRAND "The Squaw Man" last night drew, as it should, a crowded house. The play is .1 strong one and with per haps one exception the company is strong. One of the "catchiest things about the presentation was the ap pearance of little 3-year-old Dick Hayden, who appeared in one scene, a bright-eyed chubby little fellow, though somewhat sleepy, who did his little stunt splendidly and made every woman In the audience want to take him up in her arms and hug him. "The Squaw Man" Is up to standard In every respect and Is another fea ther In the cap of the management. A continuation of this class of plays means good patronage and the ac quiring of the theater habit by Salem people. o MRS. SARAH C. ADAIR DIES IV FLORIDA Mrs. Sarah Clausen Adair, former ly of Salem, but recently of Eugene died at St Petersburg, Florida, Jan uary 29, aged 73 years. She left Eu gene last fall to spend the winter with relatives In Florida and was with them when the end came. She was the widow of L. G. Adair who died about two years ago and who Is burled in the Lee Mission cemetery here. They resided here for some time and here Mrs. Adair was env ployed as a teacher in the Central school some 30 years ago. Mr. Adair was station agent at Eugene for nearly 30 years, that city being their home during all that time. She was the sister-in-law of Mrs. E. I. Adair, of this city, and the aunt of Mrs. C. M. Lockwood, Mrs. C. D. McCoy, the Misses Welch, Frank, W. H and Ar thur Welch. The body will be brought here and burled by the side of her husband. n WILL DOUBLE TRACK HAERDIAN LIXES BMITCD PUDS t.AIP WIR1.1 New York, Jan. 31. Improvements on the Harrlman lines costing more than $75,000,000 which includes dou ble-tracking from the Missouri river to San Francisco, were announced this afternoon by Judge Robert Lov- ett, president of the Union Pacific company. The plans also include the dc lble-tracking of the Oregon Short line from Granger, Wyoming, to Huntington, Oregon, and also the track along the Columbia river to Portland. PICK VAXDKHBILT AS YEAR'S AV1XXKR fUNITBD PEERS UASED WIKI.1 Paris, Jam. 31. Horsy persons here today prognosticate another var of huge winnings for William K. Van derbllt, who for three years has cao- turcd the bulk of the fiat racing prizes in France and whn. 1 1 nran. were more than 1,000,000 francs. The fonrast Is based upon the youngsters which Vanderbllt has in bis stables, including U 3-yoar-olds, and 13 2-year-olds. Archbishop liynn Bettor. ni.ii,,r7,T"?,PUH" L"D wiwi.l I hlladelphia, Jan. 81. The condi tion of archbishop Ryan, believed dy ing from heart trouble VAa rAnnrto1 improved today. The prelate passed a comfortablo night, according to a uum-ua issued oy his physicians, and was resting easy today. o A BOXIXr. COXtJItESS TO BE HELD IX 1MHIS DNITID P1S8S ICAItP WIM 1 Paris. Jan. 31. -The flrst interna tional boxing congress ever heM. i scheduled to begin here Mareh m and continue five days. Sam McVey! joe jeanette, Sam Langford and per haps a host of smaller f rv In ik fight game. Some imnortant k, will be arranged. Call Special Meeting. Snlpm Ton On n.. 1 7, iJl 1, President of C. and J.. 1065 We. the unrt -D..v,, Mn, iur a special meeting to decidh on hall January 3ist, at 7 p. ra D. E. HICKOX. Pres. l-30-2t New modern bungalow; five rooms plast.ced and tinted; Dutch kitchen modern plumbing; good location" only $150. Bechtel & Bynon 347 at ate street. One of the newest napkins rtng"t8 aprlng agair, Uh wbjcn a M may be held to nraove the ahell GREAT BATTLE IS WQ. ' (Continued from Page i.) Foss (Republican, 111., and Sulzer (Democrat New York) all spot f0r San Francisco. Representative Kahn, who iatro. duced the resolution in favor of San Francisco, closed the argument. He said that the Pacific coast asked only authorisation of congress, and want ed no money. , . . , ,. . , . , Every speaker was.xoundly cheered , ' The rolh call started at 2:10, and it took aoout 64 minutes to complete It. Representative Carey (Republi can, Wis.) voted for Milwaukee. His- vote was greeted with laughter. Moore (Republican, Pa.) voted for Washington, D. C. When the vote was finished the galleries cheered' vociferously. Many of those who came to. watch pro ceedings left when the vote was an nounced. , ' STATISTICAL !ie New Incorporations. The following articles of Incorpor ation were filed today with the sec retary of Btate: Purdin & Hanson, Portland, capital $5000. Rogue River Fruit Land Company, Portland, capital $50,000. McMInn Building Company, Port land $5000. NEW TODAY. , WANTED Work on farm by boy. Oscar Millen, Route 3, Box b3. 1-3 1-3 t FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms,, water, light, bath, etc, 818 Broad way. " 1.3 Hf FOR SALE One team, harness and wagon, two colts, one farm wagon, one cart. Call at Brewery, morn ings. 1-31-lni FOR SALE OR TRADE Two quarter sections of nice prairie land in Min nesota for Salem or Marlon coun ty property. Five acres with house, barn, well and fruit, good garden land, for rent, $160 for a. year, one-fourth cash balance quarterly near O. E. car. line, North Sajerni.' See Home Realty Company, room 7, Murphy block,' Salem. 1-31-tf BIG LAND SNAP JfO. 4. 52 acres 3 miles from Monmouth, and Independence. The soil Is excel lent and drains well; 12 acres of splendid commercial orchard. Build ings cost $3500 and are new. With place goes much personal property. This lovely country home for $700. Will make terms and take some Sa lem income property. " MOXMOl'TH REAL ESTATE CO. JSoumontli, Ore. 1-21-tf BIG LA'D SXAP JfO, 3 123 acres, four miles from Mon mouth, exceedingly fine land, good or chard, buildings, timber, water, very sightly; a great bargain at $50 per acre. $3150 will handle this. MOXMOCTH REAL ESTATE CC Monmouth, Ore. 1-21-tf Cottage Undertaking Parlors. Modern in every detail. Lady assist ant. Corner Cottage and Chemeketa Phone 724. t MOXEV TO LOAN On .Farm Property. 4 Room So. 1, Tioa Building. SaBom, Oregon. Norwich Union Fire Insurnace Society Frank Meredith, Resident Agent. Room 13 Bush Bank Blk. Salem, Or- MONEY TO LOAN THOS. K. FORD Over Ladd and Bush Bank, Salem, Or COAL A pure lignite lump coal; first-class fuel, just the thing for cook stove or heaters; free from soot In order to introduce this coal I will deliver anywhere In the city the first week in January for $9.00 per ton. Bunker, 1790 State street, corner 19th. Yard phone, 1465. Office 373 State Street Phone 985 REFIED WOXEX TABOO FACE POWDEB For the reason that powder is not a permanent beautifler and tends only to clog the skin pores and eventually cause rough and bad complexion Why not use Drlsgiira Electric Lotion Face beautifier; gives the skin that soft, velvety ecect so much admired Is a wonderful remedy for all face blemishes. Also used after shaving has no equaL Call at Perry'a Drus Store for free sample bottle. Try a Jomal -Wait Ai."