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DAILY CAPITAL JOCKJIAL, SALEM, OREGON. WEDNESDAY. AlCCST 16, 1911. c.r. si. tWLl A Direct Importation of I IRELAND LACES Awaits Your Inspection Buren & Genuine hand-made lace and neckwear beautiful, exquisite pieces that will please the most exacting customers. Cfr per yd Lace priced from . . . JUC anj Up S47TH WEDNESDAY SURPRISE Petticoat! extra special 7CJP each . . Good quality, white cambric, equal to the usual $1.00 and $1.25 qualities foonly leu&rA I HITY WFW5 '. 9 Special mooting ofruclflc .(itlKe No. CO, A. V. & A. 1, this evening. Work In the, P. C. d.-KN'o. Visiting 1j i' -tli i on welcome. Chiinipliihlilp (limit' Sunday The U'' IiI1iik sumo of League scr ies will lm played on Salem League grounds Sunday afternoon. Cham pionship bangs on tlilH game, llig- gHSt glllllO Of Hl'UHOU. HullMll VS. Woodburn. 8-l(J-4t rrcfuting and Cleaning . Dona by D. II. Mosher, 456 Court treet. Phone Main 1207. 7-13 tf A flonjl SNILiii-re Farm With 9() acres under cultivation for 120 per nere. Derby & WIllHon. 8-16-2t Cad WulT Hentcrx Hunt a bath In a few mlnutos. Price from $10 to $20 put on and commuted, llnren & Hamilton. Pining ltomn Now CloNCd Till) CottHUO Hotel Iihk dining room; but tlrst clnwi rooms ran be had by thu day, week or month. 8-15-lw Fine NO.nero ltlver llotfoiii Farm Heven acres peaches four yearn old, three acres loganberries, bouse, bain and family orchard, $05 per acre. JJorhy & Wlllsou. 8-lG-2t Don't Ho IteliliKl tli Tlnitvi ltut see the iww sorgoa and chev iots Just received. They nre the lat est. 1). H. Modlier, the linn-class tailor, keeps up with the times. If you don't think so, just look at them, 458 Court street. 8-14-Ut See, Slinfcr, the Iluiiiesg Man For Kntomocldo, a positive reme dy for ileng, illos, mosiiultos, moths and all Insect life. The best dlslu feclaut known. 187 South Commer cial street. 7-22-eod Animal Picnic The ineiiiberg of W. It. C. anil (1. A. It. with their families held their an nual Hiiiiiiuer picnic yesterday nfter nnon at the fair grounds. Over 100 Bitest.1 enjoyed the affair. Merrill Lamport Improving Merrill Lamport, who was severely Injured about the bead while engaged In a. friendly sculllo with a compan ion, was able to sit up yesterday and bis Hpeedy recovery Is now hoped for by the attending physician. These Phiinoifraphs Are going very fast. One-half car lond just received; they are the lat est on the market. Make your selec tion early. (let your records now. Hlllman and Peters, 247 North Com mercial street. cod-tf Funeral Held Today The funeral of Mrs. David Stclner, who died Sunday nlubt In West Sa lem, was held from the home of Da vid Stelner. 475 North High street, at 10 ocluck this morning. Interment was made In City View cemetery; I Hail Flue Visit Mr. mill l!n v i v i ...... ... u. ..illlll, 11 III! have been visiting In Salem for sev eral weeks, guests of Mr. Nerod's parents, left tills morning for visits In Portland. Seattle and Spokane be fore returning to Klgln, Illinois, where he has been connected with the Klein watch years. Porch Swings I Cheap for a few days. Hamilton. For Rent The big store room 32x84, corner . Commercial and Center streets. See R. R. Ryan. 8-14-3t The Oregon Will t Come Governor West's request that the battleship Oregon be allowed to visit the Astorial Centennial has been re : fused by the navy department. This Warm Weather It would be better for you to buy your bread. We have the best bread In the city. Send your order for groceries. Phone 131 or call the 1 Subset (irocery C. I - A tew I'orcn Mrinir To close out. Cheaper than ever, liuren & Hamilton. Licensed To Wed County Clerk Allen Issued a mar riage license to Edward Hearn, of Washington, aged 39 years and to Rose Herglet, of this city, aged 29 years. Indexing Code State Railroad Commissioner Alteheson Is busy preparing an Index for the railroad laws for the state of Oregon which have been compiled by the commission, and which have now been printed, and which, as soon as the Index Is completed will be ready for distribution. Considerable de mand has been made for a pamphlet containing these laws and the com mission decided to have one printed and Issued. Campbell In South Oregon State Railroad Commissioner Campbell Is in southern Oregon whertf he Is looking over the track of the Southern Pacific railroad com pany In Cow Creek canyon. The company lately asked the commis sion to suspend the statute requir ing It to fence tbe track In that sec tion, asserting that the natural bar riers operated as a sufficient fence, and It Is to determine the correct ness of this statement thnt Mr. Campbell Is making the examination. Fees Pouring In Thousands of dollars poured Into the office of the state treasurer yes terday from corporations throughout the state which desired to avoid the penalty Imposed by law for being de linquent In the nnvment of eornnrn- tlon fees. Any corporation that did noi nave its rees mailed to tbe state treasurer by vesterdav will ho il,.. clared delinquent and must nav the penalty required by the law. I.'lcviitiir Man Here j A representative of the Otis Klnvn- tor company of San Francisco, ar rived n the cltv train v. iinil ullln,,,,,.! inenee at once the work of installing ; ine new elevator at the state capltol I building. The hatchway material is I on the ground and as soon as the worn oi installing It is completed, the elevator will be here. The con tract with the company calls for the Installtlon of the elevator by August 31. Dr. Lyon's PERFECT Tooth Powder is packed in a dust-tight metal box, with patent measuring tcbe, which is both safe and convenient for tourists. PERSONALS. GET THREE BOOTHS I!! THE JAIL FADING MEMBERS OF THE LIVE POULTRY ASSOCIATION FAIL TO (JET OFF WITH 1'INE, WHICH JUDGE SAYS IS NO GOOD. UNITED TKKSS I.E1SED WIIIE 1 New York, Aug. 16. Sentences of three months' Imprisonment and a fine of $500 each were Imposed to day upon 13 members of the Live Poultry association today, who were convicted under the state law of a conspiracy In restraint of trade. The court, In sentencing the mem bers of the association, said that fines were not deterrent to such offenders, and that Jail sentences were neces sary. Former District Attorney William T. Jerome, counsel for the defend ants, strongly opposed the sentence of Imprisonment. Originally 80 persons were ac cused, but the state decided that 19 of the members controlled 95 per cent of the poultry trade, and they were accordingly Indicted. Of the ' other six originally accused, one Is 111. and has not yet been brought to I trial, one case was dropped and four were acquitted. j Mrs. Ilarrv Mitchell, of Welser, Idaho. 13 visiting Mrs. B. L. Sleeves. . D. F. Wagner and family left today j for Gearhart Park. E. T. Ludden is a business visitor ( to Eugene. Seth Axley and James Peebles have started for Berkeley, Califor nia, where they will attend the uni versity there this winter. The boys eo bv boat from Portland. Mr. snd Mrs. Henry Stolz, of Day-; ton, Ohio, are visiting Gideon Stolz ; for a few days. i Mrs. A. G. Herr and two children! have left for Chico, California, where j they will visit Mrs. Herr's sister be fore returning, to Kansas City. Mis souri. Mrs. Herr has been spending the summer in Salem visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I S. Jenkins. Miss Emily Xerod, of the county recorder's office, left today for Port land. Miss Xerod's brother Is re turning to hl3 Eastern home after visiting here and she accompanies him to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hallberg left today for a few days' trip to Port land, Astoria and Seaside. R. H. Hubert, of Bluff ton, Ohio, is visiting his cousin, Jesse Hubert, of South Bottom. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Culver have re turned from an outing at Long Beach, Washington. Willis McElroy, former leader of the Salem Military band, was in Sa lem yesterday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Oscar M. Johnson. Willis McElroy came up from Tort land yesterday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Oscar Johnson. L. R. Alderman has gone to the mountains on a hunting trip. Hh j Our Lines Always Complete X You can always find the latest here. Every days ex- t press brings us something new direct from New York X i An Suede Carriage Bags Extra quality suede on strong frame, fitted with suede iuiii puisc aim wiiii long Silk cord handle. a. good Each $1.39 Comforts - STATISTICAL. THE OREGON HORN. WOODWORTH At the family resi dence in Falrmount Park, Tuesday, August 15, 1911, at 7:20 a. m to Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Woodworth, a son eight pounds. o New Incorporations. The following articles of incorpor ation were filed today with the secre tary of state: Toledo and Slletz nail rnnit nml Navigation Company, Toledo; capital stock, $1,1100.000. Ames Investment Company, Port- lanu; capital stock, ?.i,000. good quality covering. Blankets Eleven-quarter size in good grade of cotton; white, tan and grey. Regular $1.50, special $1.19 Good quality Comforts full size, made of carded cotton in a compact sheet with A Regular $3, special $2.29 t MSWBHBHBS I 4m 1 J Quality Merchandise. Popular Prices U. G. Shipley Company s 145-147 North liberty Street. s M I M M Resumes Ills Flight. rnxlTEU I'llKSS LK.ED tlU.! Pettlsville, Ohio, Aug. 16 Aviator Atwood left here, bound eastward, this afternoon at 3:20 on his St. Louis to Xew York flight. Carlton; company for manv (ins Sieve We will connect free any gas range or stove purchased from' us If the gas Is In your bouse. Muren & Hamilton. For Your Porch A couch swing. Special prices for a few days. Iluren & Hamilton.- o MRS. HAIiltl.MAN'S PLANS UNKNOWN (DNITXD CUIUS LIUKD WIUI.1 Holso, Idaho, Aug. 16. Efforts to reach Mrs. K. H. Harrlnian, widow of the late railroad wizard, and ascer tain whether she would fight New York financiers, who nre attempting to wrest control of the llnrrlmaiv sys tem from her, or sell her holdings, were unsuccessful. Mrs. Harrlmnn, accompanied by her two sons and daughter, Carol, Is spending the summer on her ranch in Eastern Bingham county, far re moved from the faintest echoes of Wall street battles. Trying For n Meet. I'NIIKII I'llKN.H LhArtkU IKF Los Angeles, Cat., Aug. 111. Karl Remington, president of the aeronau tical club of California, left today for Chicago to Interview a number of ailatois there regard an aviation meet for Southern California next winter. He will get Into touch with all of the leading air men now taking part in the Chicago meet. MEMORIAL i.- IS RECEIVED Carlton Hotel Cnmimv cppitai stock, $L'0,0uU. Columbia County Lumber Com pany, increase, $2.".0OO to $:0,)ou. Anderson Steel furnace and Boiler Works, increase; $10,000 to $:!ti.0iil). North Albany Land Company, Al bany; capital stock, $100.0n0. The Chicago Rogue River Com pany, Grants Pass; capital stock. $100,000. c. Dystentary is a dangerous disease, but can be cured. Chamberlain's No Compromise Today. ; viasmngton, Aug. 16. No com promise was reached by the house and senate conferees on the terrl- i tories measure this afternoon. I o Foley Kidney-Pills are specially use ful in all ailments and disorders of the kidneys and bladder, because they are composed of Ingredients spe cially selected for their corrective, healing, tonic and stimulating effects upon these organs and the urinary passages. They are antt-septlc, anti lithic and a uric acid solvent. Try them. Red Cross Pharmacy (H. Jerman). o . Insist on all racks being thorough ly SWent Ott hefnve tliav . N TNITRO innss I.EAREI, WIIIE. Washington, Aug. 16. A memorial to President Tal't and congress from Governor West and 10,000 Oregon citizens, asking for the establish ment of an Alaskan coal mining commission, was formally presented in me nouse touay Dy Representative ! Lafferty, of Oregon. I The memorial was referred to the' committee on public lands. It will j be carefully considered this" winter In formulating a bill providing fori tin- mining or Alaskan coal. The Oregon petition asks thnt con gress enact laws providing that Alas kan coal shall be mined, transported and sold to consumers direct at cost tlV the fdili.t'i.1 irr,vapnm.,nt , .... t..,.. ' .nix-in. Many members of the house ex j pressed themselves as favoring the I Oregon Idea. I r, fi , viiivmun liiiiin;'.' u..c,i mi muure uiey come onti "-" "".c.o uiiu uiarruoea iteme- ie larm, anu so prevent vour neigh dy has been successfully used In nine bor's weed seed from infecting vour epidemics of dysentery. It has never ! fields. ' been known to fail. It Is equally val uable for children and adults, and when reduced with water and sweet ened. It is pleasant to take. Sold by all dealers. NEW TODAY. Near Oakland, California Tli milv Vnman' fnllff rtn tli Pie!fi Pa.. Chartered 1885. Near two great Universities Ideal climate throughout the year, tntrance and graduation requirements equivalent to those of Stanford and University of California, Llmratories for science with modern equip ment. Excellent opportunities for home economics, library study, music and an. .Modern gymnasium. Special care for heaiib of students, out-door life. President, Luella Clay Carson, A, M.t Litt. D.( LL. D. For catalogue address Secretary, Mills College P. O., California. MONEY TO LOAN On Farm Property. John H. Scoti & Co., over th Chicago Store, S& lem, Oregon. Phone 1552. MONEY TO LOAN THOS. K. FORI Over Ladd and Bush Bank. 3aleni, 0 Our idea of nothing to do is read ing a society novel . Cottage Undertaking Parlors! Modern In every detail. Lady assist- I ant. Corner Cottage and Chemeketa. i Phone 724. I I Grain Bought Every man has some good habits j that nre never found out. ' ! " The Seattle ltcoiill. fCNITKI) l'RKSS I.EASKD 1VII1E.I ' i Seattle. Wash., Aug. 16. Leaders in ; " ;tlie movement to recall Mayor Dill-1; lug and three of the councilnien, : . 1 stated today that the recall petitions I probably will be filed late this week, i J ; A strong effort is being made to stop the filing of the petitions, but ' i those behind the proposition Insist' i that the light will he carried to a!"1 musii. , i B Mosier ti El 11 Property I a I 1! 1 We have for sale 30 Acres adjoining the town of Mosier, Oregon, and overlooking the Columbia River. This land is only 7 miles from the famous Hood River country. 20 acres of it is cleared roll ing land, the best in the world for apples. This place has been platted into 118 town lots; lO acres could be sold off in town lots leaving 20 acre orchard home. Owner Must Sell Not from choice but from necessity. He has put the price down to $,7000 in order to make a quick sale. Land surrounding with trees just planted brings $500 per acre. w N ti n it n i i M it n it n M a n N M Ml W T -inr hmimm mm im urn ti n 11 ti M ti 11 11 M ra ri u n i t I I t ti lie Does Not Know. f'lMTKU 1'HKSS I.KAKKII llt 1 I Portland. Or., Aug. 16. "If the' Cincinnati Heds want me to manage1 their team. I have not been so ad-j vised.' said Frank Dillon, manager of1 the Los Angeles coast league team 1 today when told that it was reported that such an offer had been made him. j "I'nder the circiiinstnnpiis t oon I not say what I would do if the offer was made me," concluded Dillon. o It Is easier to drive some men to drink than to lead them away from We buy nil kinds of grain, wheat, oats, rye, barley, vetch, etc. Will furnish sacks or buy your sacks if nil ready sacked. Highest cash prices paid for immediate delivery. Sacks for Sale 'X WANTED, TEAMS Apply Rodgers I Paper Co., 220 State street. 8-lti-3t i BURLINGTON i AnniTrnv t can now be had from $100 up and on terms tn mill, nr. . I k ocnn ar sireec assesment. Call at S. B. Catterlin & Company, 497 State street. , Phone Main 883 from 8 a. m to 5 1 . p" m- 8-16-lw j AS I HAVE a permanent shipyard at Salem, I am in a position to ' build or repair scows and ferry i boats Address, M. J. Jones, Sa- . lem- 0re- 8-8-eod-lmo- I Talma dge Printing Co. New WlUte Building, 251 State Street. SOCIETY AND COMMERCIAL PRINTING. Give an Iowa Printer a Call. iOH SALE-48 acres at station on Oregon Electric, close to Salem. 1- acres English walnuts. A snap 1 See Homer H. Smith, McCornack buililing. 8-5-tf FOR SALE New . 4-room plastered bungalow; has bath, toilet and hot I "Ma water. A snap. $7,0 own, $10 per month. See Homer bimtli. o - t. We have another lot of sacks now in and can 1111 your orders. D. A WHITE & 1 SONS J I Fecdmcn and Secdmcn t X Poultry and Bee Supplies J SALEM, OREGON t - - 251-261 Slate St. l'houe 160 J LOST About a month ago, a ladies round ocket and chain. One side ' of the locket had a diamond set in center and on the other side are the initials, "S. M. D." nde? ldease return to Journal office and receive reward. 8-11-lwk-' FOR SALE First rino oa ... J Pdce jSP ln fUU bea"rinS worth 9- n P D0W 0n treesls .worth 2,. per cent of price asked or orchard. If sold before Sep- On?eort1t'hehrtr0p with place one of the best orchard buys on the market. E. Hofer & Sons, 213 S. Commercial street. 8-7-lmo- S $3,000 cash will handle the place, terms on balance E. HOFER & SONS ? Commercial St. Phone 82 TO COME FOR JEWELRY IS WHERE YOC KNOW FROM LONG EXPERIENCE THAT YOC CAN GET THE NEWEST AND MOST EXCI.ISIVE DESIGNS. WE MAKE A POINT TO CARRY THE LATEST FAOS AS WELL AS THE OL Fu TARI.1SHK1) JEWELRY. WHEN VOl- WANT ANY GIFT IN JEW. EI.RY. CYT GLASS OR SILVER YOl' WILL FIXH THE REST HERE. BARR'S JEWELRY STORE Instead of Liquid Antiseptics or Peroxide many people are now using Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic The new toilet permicide pooler to be dissolved in water as needed. For all toilet and hygienic uses it is better and more eeouomicaL viruuMj mm wmtea tlie teeth, remove tartar and prevent decay. To disinfect the mouth, de stroy disease perms, and purify the breath. To keep artificial teeth and briiLniv.ii.b i , . tmoriess our fv . B f",l the teeth and Pun fj the breath after suiokinjr. ro eradicate perspiration and body odors by sponge bathinp. S The best autiptic wash known. Kelieves aad strenpthens tired, weak - mtlamedeyes. Heals sorethrctoimeU and cuts. -'.lAnl in.,, . v. ... :,wou?as FOR SALE New five-room bunea- S ?romSt,!i,PiDS ieet rrom the pavement on Canltol Boulevard. Paneled living room feta',nedH,Cf ' DS' electrlc I'shts, b, N an w.Jrfn'ng r00m and Bc for uLrt doors. wall8 ments .7' pi - 8-9-tf WEST SALEM TRANSFER Passengers ' Baggage Connecting with all trains at West Salem for Dallas, Falls City and Salem. Leaves Journal office for "West Salem at 8:40 a. ni., 12 m., 1:10 p. m and 4 p. m. ev ery day except Sunday. Also for Independence, Monmouth and Mc.Minnville. Leaves Sunday at 8:00 a. m., 1.00 p. in. and 5:15 p. m. Calls at hotels on request. Telephone or leave orders at Capital Journal office any day but Sunday. Phone 82. J. B. Underwood, Mgr. GEORGE M. POST ARCHITECT Corner State & Liberty Stu, Snlem, Oregon. Room I, Gray BIk. Panne 804. FwS ALpFin home on highly WANTED TO TRnr 11 ell '"ProvJin'thenoJ ZZTor I0"" Sal- residue WH Id ut "Property close In nec'LCv"1 'lo0 ,0 make el if W $5 t0 on farm M o r ' 1U)FEB SONS -13 S. Commercial. "pLv,. -S-lwk-i Norwich n Fire Insurnace Society 383 STATE STREET AUTO EXPRESS E. E. Bowen, Auto Trucks, Bag gage and Express. Trips to Wll holt Springs, Silver Creek Falls and other Summer Resorts. Stand: CAPITAL CITI CBEA3TEBI m Phones 299 . Be. 72 TYPEWRITERS ALL MAKES Bought Sold Rented Repaired Ribbons Rollers Snnnlies See Me Befom Yon Do Anything C M. LOCKW00D PAXT0NT0"-tTCO.,.M. rbone ' 008 3Io1b 214-lfl S; Com St. Salem, Or.