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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1911)
PAG IS EIGHT. DAILI CAPITA! OCR.VAL, SALEM. OREGON, TI KSDAV, JUNE 13, 1911. I fTfiEAL Summer has just begun purchasing warm weather needs now, means savings well worth while. Come to this store during our ORIGINAL JUNE WHITE SALE We sincerely believe you serve your own best interests when you pur chase at the Good Goods Store Tomorrow Our Great 538th Wednesday Surprise. Sale A timely sale of Petitcoats that will attract great attention be cause of the very exceptional val ue. Good quality muslin, cut full, and a wide selection to choose from. You must see them. For Wednesday only extra no special OC See window display. None sold before 8.30 a. m. SPECIAL PRICES on Ladies' Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Waists, etc., and Misses and Children's ready-to-wear Embroidery, Laces, Musllnwear, Hosiery, Neckwear, Handkerchiefs, Belts, Domestics, Wash Goods, Silks, Dress Goods, etc., all White Goods reduced, and dozens of bargains throughout the store. Special prices on Shoes, Oxfords, Men's and Boys' Furnishings and Clothing, Lace Curtains, Bedding, etc. See the special line of Lingerie Waists and Dresses at Half Price ! Tm-im-mr m fwcoffPOrATrn Jl I Cogtg Morc l0 B CITY NEWS l Costs lesa t0 use; Olympic flour. it tu-th-sat Special meeting of Salem H.otel Mario Grill Lodge No. 4, A. F. & A ,yYin be l)en every night until 12 M. this evening. Work In ClCk- Tab,le d' hote "eoB 12 the F. C. degree. Visiting to 2 m- dal1. SOc. brethren welcome. Tues-Thurs-Sa't-tf It Is Not Blenched For the best bread use Olympic flour. tu-th-sat Fullerton'g Millinery Look at the window at 291 North Commercial street for bargains in Ostrich Plumes. Vehicles Several good second hand buggies at great bargains at Sam Manning's Implement house, loot of State street 4-27-tf 5 to $23 Closing out drummers' samples of ostrich plumes at Just one-half regu lar price at Fullerton's Millinery Parlors, 291 N. Commercial street. Townslte to He Sold All the lots in the townsite of St. Louis will be sold at auction Wed nesday, June 14. Sale commences at 10:30. Take the 8:55 Oregon Elec tric. 25 Per Cent More Bread Guaranteed from Olympic than from any Valley flour. tu-th-sat n rTo"Night is the first offering of enter tainment in the Cherry City in this line, Clever Dancers, Clever Singers and Vaude ville by people who know the art EVERY ACT, A STAR The first act will be Spiegel and Dunn, specialists in fun making, furnished by Sulli van and Considine the firm noted for furnishing nothing but the very best, if your patronage justifies, Salem will be on the best amtise ment circut in the U. S. To-night, Wednesday and Thursday at the Popular play house. The Wexford Remember the price remains the same, 10c Strawberries Wanted, any quantity strawberries. Salera Fruit Union. 6-13-tf Ostrich Plumes Selling now at half price. Fuller ton's Millinery, 291 N. Commercial street Will He (!ood Town St Iuis, on the Oregon Electric, will be a good town. Get a lot there Wednesday, June 14. Auction sale that day. Sale commences at 10:30. Extra Special $3uoo stock of ostrich plumes on sale for a few days at half price. Mrs. P. E. Fullerton's Millinery Par lors, 291 N. Commercial street Boy Is Improving Donald Young, the 3-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton F. Young, of 1005 North Cottago street, who was bitten by a dog Sunday, is reported to be improving this morning. . To Owners of Edison Phonographs Give us tho name of a friend who will buy an Edison Phonograph and get $3.00 worth of records free from Hillman & Peters, 249 North Com mercial street eod-tf Funeral Services The funeral services over the body of J. Smithers, who died Sunday morning, were held from the family home at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Burial was, made in City View ceme tery. firndiintlnpr Reoliul Tonlelit College of Music will grant diplo mas tonight to three graduates, one In piano and two in voice. Recital at the First M. E. church, beginning at 8:15. The public is Invited. Strawberries Wanted any quantity strawberries. Salem Fruit Union. 6-13-tf Pure Water Snpply A large supply of pure and whole Rome water has been developed at KIngwood park. This will be a great factor in the building up of that charming section. Funeral Today Tha funerai oorvices over tho body of Mrs. Emma S. Kingston, who died Sunday, were held at 2 o'clock this ! afternoon from the home of Mr. I. i.yncn. South Fifteenth street. Interment was made in Cily View cemetery. 'Kingwood Is Growing In no other part of the town is so much fine building going on as in Kingwood park. A number of beau tiful homes are going up and recent purchasers are having plans drawn and will build soon. Tomorrow Go with the crowd tomorrow to St. Louis and attend the auction sale of lots. Good music will be provided. Lunch served on the ground. Take the 8:55 car. Sale commences at a. m. Strawberries Wanted, any quantity strawberries. Salem Fruit Union. 6-13-tf Pipe Line Nearly Jfemly A large force of men have been busy during the last two weeks in stalling the pipe lines at Kingwood park. At the end of the present week the water system will probably be lemiy inr use. Attention The Ladles of the G. A. It., U. S Grant Circle No. 5. flT.fl hnTmra fr members, will meet at the residence or lomrnde E. Denison, Liberty street, at 8 o'clock p. m June 14 (Flag Day), to attend Flag Day ex ercises of Salem Lodge No. 336, B. P. O. E., at their hall at 8:30 o'clock p. m. Sarah R. Robinson, President. Free Auto Rides If you want to see Kin all you need to do Is to phone Main 452 and we will send an auto to take you over the addition and showvou the finest residence coast. Have Yon Given Is n Trial? On our Exnrerlea? Tin on t .. cm, ui juiu first ODuortunitv. Wo u-m nn,, quality at low urines. T nr t rence. corner Ferry and Commercial streets. Olinrgcd With Speeding George Wilkinson, charged with violating the speed ordinance, will have a trial before Municipal Judge Elgin at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Wilkinson is accused of having speeded his automobile on State street between Liberty and ComPr clal. far In excess of the limit allowed by the city ordinance. He requested a trial, and will be granted: this priv ilege this afternoon. -I All Aboard- 'Don't nilss the auction sale of lots tomorrow at St. Louis. Added Attraction Mr. Geo. Rosner, of the Wexford, is to be congratulated for having completed arrangements for such amusements as he Is going to put on. Read his ad. In another column of today's Journal. A Hot Supper At the Christian church tomorrow night from 6:30 to 8:00 o'clock. Hoard Moots The State Commission for the Treatment of Tuberculosis Is holding a session at the Tuberculosis Insti tute this afternoon. The board is composed of A. L. Mills, Leslie But ler, Dr. Andrew C. Smith, Dr. E. A. Pierce, Dr. A. C. White, Geo. F Rodgers and Governor West Presented With Jackson Bust ' John H. Albert, president of the Capital National Bank, today pre sented Governor West with a hand some bust of General Jackson. The bust Is now occupying a conspicuous place In the governor's office, and the governor was exhibiting it to friends this morning. State Secures the Ronton Governor West was advised today that the navy department will turn over to the state the United States ship Boson on June 15, and he is re quested to name a representative to be at the Bremerton navy yard on that day to receive it. . Fined $10 Maurlco Lorine who was charged with stealing a suit of clothes from Claude Johnson, this afternoon was found guilty in the Judge Webster court and a fine of $40 imposed upon him. Lorine indicated that he would appeal from the decision of the court and gave the required bond. He was arrested Satnrday at Grants Pass by N'ight Patrolman Whitlatch. o . Supremo Court Opinions. In a decision rendered this after noon In the case of the State ex rel against Swigert, et nl., the supreme court declared Invalid the act passed by the last legislature provid'ng for the appointment of a commission for the government of ports having a population of more than 100.000, and the old commissioners of the Port of Portland will retain their offices un til further action is taken by the people. The act was designed for the pur pose of putting the old commission out of business, but the members de clined to surrender, holding the act invalid. The supreme court held that under the amendment to the constitu tion passed by the people in 1 906 cor porations may be formed under the general laws, but not. under special laws. It further held that the legis- latlirp Rhflll Tint Annnt amnA A peal any charter for any city or town, and that. In view of this, the act was special, and that the legislature's at tempt to amend it. invalid, as such act can only be done by the people. wilier i ases. The IndpTTipnt nf tha tt,..,i. - o-....'- "i in i nuii. i.willt. of Umatilla county, in the case of Andrews against Donnelly, was re versed, and the suit dismissed. An offlmnnnA U u ... ...... Uiiiiiimiu.r; Ul Lll T,rCUlL COUTti was made in the case of Temoleton against Williams, from Clackamas' county; and the judgment of the cir cuit court of Tillamook county In the case of Anderson against the Miami Lumber company was also affirmed. A rehearing was granted in the case of Colgan aga'nst the city of Woodburn; and rehearing denied in the case of Winslow against Ruther ford and Adams against McKenzie, all from the circuit court of this county. "Cascarets" Splendid For Elderly Folks The rule for old iieople Is One Cat- caret daily. The bowels, like other muscles, grow less ac tive with age They need help. M(.f! old people ni'Ht g-e to the bowels some regular help, else they suffer from constipation. The condi tion is perfectly natural. It is just as natural as it is for old people to walk slowly. For age is never so active as yputh. The muscles are less elastic. And the bowels are muscles. So all old people need cascarets. And most of them need them dally. One plight as well refuse to aid weak eyes with glasses as to neglect this gentle aid to weak bowels. The bowels iust be kept rr.ie This Is Important at all ages, but never so much as at sixty. Age Is npt a time for harsh physic. Youth may occasionally whip the bowels into activity But a lash can't be used every day. What the bowels ot the old need is a gentle and na tural tonic. One that can be con stantiy used without harm. And there Is no matter of choice here. The only such tonic Is Cascarets and they cost only 10 cents per box. June White Days Specials i ..I. ... L.r look uui bpeuai uneiiiisb uvei uerore you decide your purchases. This is clearing time at our storp mnnfiv-savirtff time for von. , . .w j j - - j mm n. PFRSflNAlS G. E. Terwllllnger, of the Cottage Undertaking Parlors, went to St Paul yesterday on business. Miss Lillian Appfegate and her lit tle niece, Miss Dorothy Applegate, have returned home after visiting Miss Applegate s sister, Mrs. Cyrus woodworth, of Portland. Mrs. J. A. Applegate Is receiving a visit from her son, A. M. Applegate, or Hanrngton, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Turner left yesterday for an extended Eastern visit. Alexander Potter, a Salem contrac tor and biuUler, went to Albany Sun day night, whence he goes to Gooch's sawmill near that city. Mr. Potter has just completed a small hotel building at' Meliaina, which is very neatly fin ished. T. J. Clark, tlie Salem strawberry grower, was a recent visitor to Falls City. FAKE HAIR PREFAIUTIONS Do Hair 'o Good, But Often Cause It to Fall Out. Many hair preparations are "fake" because they are merely scalp irri tants. They often cause a dryness, niaKing tne nair Brittle, and, finally, lifeless. 'Dandruff is the cause of all trouble with hair. It is a germ di sease. The germ makes cuticle scales as it digs to the root of the hair, where it destroys the hair's vitality, causing it to fall out. To cure dandruff the germ must be killed. "Destory the cause, you re move the effect." Newbro's Herpl clde is the only hair preparation that kills the dandruff germ, thereby leaving the hair to grow luxuriantly. Sold by leading druggists. Send 10 cents in stamps for sample to The Herplcide Co., Detroit, Mich. One dollar bottles guaranteed. J. C. Per ry, druggist. j Good Buy I 9 acres, all cleared,, 3 miles east of Salem, no Improve- ments; $225 per acre. New 5-room bungalow, hot and cold water, bath, toilet, cement walk and curb. Lot 50x.l00, $1450; $250 cash balance $20 per month at 7 per cent interest. t Elegant, up-to-date house of 5 rooms lot 55x100, bath, I toilet, hot and cold water, cement walks and curb, t $1750; $300 cash, balance $20 per month at 7 per cent f interest. Meyer & Thielsen, Phone J 93 490 State Street Wash Dresses $3,50 up t0 u:uu. special $2.19 of the odd dresses! our stock in lawns, organdies, mulls and ginghams, 18, 36 and 38, Regular prices $2,98 $3.50 up to $6,50, Special $2.19. See Window Display Ladies Lingerie and tailored waists $1.75 to $2.75, Se. cial$1.19. Broken lines of lin gerie and tailored waists, hand em broidered and plain models. Regular prices $1.75 to $2,75. Special $1.19 Sef Winrinu nicnUii Our entire lines of white goods, except contract gi o ra mrliiorl in -fhie Inno Ahl o flcnp Qnlo cuu niuiuuiju in imu juiio inui uujro.uuic. RcirlnooH nripDC nil owonthinnr in Ah!to nuuuu v v ii j u imt-3 in vvimifi Di:n f r,, M,-,,-,U ... - I' un a nve 15,16,17, mm www II i 1 lit? ill if tl i A mm ; Jill 4 1VM.WV I W I 1 W.V.J Q . I 1 I I V V I Replica of Queen Mary's coronation robe model Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June QUALITY MERCHANDISE POPULAR PRICES U. G. Shipley Company U 145-147 North Liberty Street. s MHHltM)ttilltiMHi :( :;::: :' :; ;J; STATISTICAL DIED. SWANK At the home of her son, Sherm Swank, in Aumsville, June 9, 1911. Elizabeth Swank, age 78 years, 6 months and 17 days. Deceased was married in 1853 to J. C.Brinkman, who died In 1857. In 1861 Bhe was married to D. E. Swank. She leaves two sons, J. C. Brlnjtman, of Portland, nnd Sherm Swank, of Aumsville, besides four grandchildren and two preat grand children. She came to Oregon in 1886, and has lived In Aumsville since that time. The funeral service, was conducted by Rev. P. S. Knight at the home in Aumsville, and burial was made in the Turner cemetery. HALLIWELL. At the family home, 1167 South Commercial street, Sunday, June 11, 1911, Fred Hal liwell, age 9 years, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melt Halliwell. The body will be shipped by the Cottage Undertaking Parlors to Se ville, Ohio. Dr. M. P. Mendelsohn Is located in rooms 210-11 IT S .Dunk building. He will cor rect your eyes and save you time, expense and trouble, the doctor having had nearly 80 years' experience in fitting glass es, and is endorsed by the highest medh al autholty in the state, and this only is his work We guarantee satisfaction in every respect, and prices are very reasonable. The whole problem lies in these words: Rightly ntted passes by the right nmn. We just received this morning by express another shipment of Tan and White Duck Button Boots, also Velvet and Suede Strap Pumps Call in and see them. , We can fit you. To Attend Convention Justices Burnett Moore and Bean of the supreme court, and Judge Moreland, clerk of the court, left for Portland today to attend the conven tion of the grand lodge of the Ma sonic order which is In session there. o NEW TODAY. TAKE SOME HOME To your wife tonight, and you eat one on way home, the finest clean. California hot sandwiches and Mex. S. I. chicken tamale, manufactured in Salem by the union cook, best in the country. You can get it to night from the Dick Madison sa loon lunch wagon, Salem, Oregon. Wholesale and retail. Good. 6-1 3-1 m Farm Bargains Now Is the best time to buy a farm, while the crop is growing anil If you buy now, you get the crop; and you can see for yourself what you get, you don't have to take any one else's word; use your own Judg ment. We have all kinds of farms trom 5 acres to 1000 acres the very best land in the valley let us show you Salem and Howell Prairie. Fifteen acres with crop, close In, $175 per acre. Five acre fruit tract, $175 per acre and up. Fifteen acres highly Improved crop, implements close in, $6500. Forty acre crop, deep rich boII, $6250. 122 acres, well improved, all in crop, close in, only $125 per acre. FIXE 200 ACRE FARM On North Howell Prairie, 115 acrei under cultivation and In crop, 35 acres of fine timber, . good building fences, fine drilled well and spring water, lot of stock, all Implements. Going East, must sacrifice, will sell everything Included for $100 per acre. Terms. Rich, dark brown soil best in the valley. See my agents as they have a contract until Jun 20, after that date it will be same price without crop. BECTEL & BYX0N' Sole Agents 847 State Street FIRST CLASS dressmaking, two blocks south of city limits, Com mercial street. Mrs. R. E. Wilson. 6-13-7t GREAT BARGAIN Six room house in good condition chicken houso, woodshed and fruit trees, seven teenth, near D street. For a short time at $2100. E Hofer & Sons, 213 South Commercial street, Sa lem, Ore. 4-29-tf WHY PAY HEM? Houses and vacant lots sold on in stalment plan. Small amount down, balance same as rent. BECHTEL & BYXOX Norwich Union Fire Insurnace Society. liurghurdt V Meredith, Resident Agtl 883 STATE STREET. MONEY TO LOAN THOS. K. FORD Over Ladd and Bush Bank, Salem, Or REINHART'S Shoe Store' 444 State St Quality Shoes Successors to J. & H. Shoe Co. FOR SALE Residence and large lot with natural shade trees, corner Mission and Twelfth streets, with fine modern Improvements and mission finish. For a short time only. E. Hofer & Sons, 213 South Commercial street, Salem. Ore. 4-29-tf TO TRADE Two good houses and lots and five-acre tract with new house, worth $600, to trade for Improved farm property. E. Hofer & Sons, 213 South Commercial street. 6-5-tf - - HOW'S THIS? A new five-room bungalow; has hot and cold water, bath, toilet, stationary wash bowl, cabinet Tdtchen, screened-in back porch, electric light and fixtures, full-sized basement, furnace, ce ment walks, handy to school and car lines what more do you want? A small payment down; balance, monthly. Homer H. Smith, over Meyers' store. 6-12-tf Dottaqe Undertaking Parlors. Modern in every detail. Lady assist ant. Corner Cottage and ChemekeU. Phone 724. GEORGE M. POST ARCHITECT Corner State & liberty Sts, Salem, Oregon. Room 1, Gray BIk. Fhone 8M. iNeu Oakland, California The only Woman's College on tlie Pacific CoisJ. Chartered 1885. Near two great I'niveMit" Ideal climate throughout the year., and graduation requirements iuivalent i those of Stanford and University, of Cahlorn . Laboratories for science with modern equnr rhent. Excellent opportunities, for economics, library study, music and Modern gymnasium. Special care for ' of students, out-door life. President, M'." Clay Carson, A. XI., Lilt. D., IX. D. Ir catalogue address Secretary, Mills College O., California. TYPEWRITERS ALL MAKES nought Sold Rented Repaired Ribbons Rollers Supplies See Me Before Ton Do Anything C. M. LOCKW00D Phone . 008 Mtfn 214-10 N. Com fit. 8aleB