Daily capital journal., February 28, 1911, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

DAtLT CAPITAL JOCRSAIi. SALEM, ORBGOJf. TCKSDAl't KKBRl'AKV S8. Wl.
PACK EIGHT.
To-morrow Our Great
523d Wednesday Surprise Sale
Borsoo Hose
Values to 50c,Special 2 Pairs for 25c
We have already sold 900 dozen of these,
proving that they are very popular. Four
Styles light Weight lisle, medium weight,
rib top medium weight, plain top and a
white toot style. They are all good. Stock
up on these while the opportunity offers.
Special Tomorrow Only 2 pairs 25c
See THE SPECIAL WINDOW of These
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j In The Annex
NEW CLOTHING FOR MEN
Have you chosen your new suit for
spring? Well then, be sure and see
snowing in the Men's Clothing section;
tans, greys and browns in a number of
handsome weaves. We guarantee
them to be firstclass in every respect.
Let us show them to you ( 1 A O O C A
Cloth Craft Clothes, atHUto $LL.D)
- CITY NEWS.
Special meeting of Pacific
'Lodge No. 60, A. P. & A.
M., this evening.
Wprk In
Visiting
the M. M.dogree.
brethren ..welcome.
fife Derby Wlllson
For West Sulom loti. 2-IB-tf
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iJPiqTURES::
A New Shipment Just Arrived
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A House Is Never a Home
Without Good Pictures.
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The decorations may' have cost a lot of
money and show fine taste in fabric and
color but all the color and costly fabric
do not make such a permanent, satisfying
air of pleasure and comfort as would one
beautiful picture properly framed and hung.
Our pictures are home making pictures
that appeal to the hearts of home loving
people. Look them over. Their value is
easily seen. The prices are very low.
We Do Artistic Framing
at Moderate Prices.
Notice some of our new Sub-
l jects in east display window
Visit Our Art
ffcrwrciffATFn Jl m
The Owl Employment
Agency furnishes all kinds of help.
Phone Main 204-158 South Commer
cial street. We never sleep.
Ali Wednesday
Services will be held In St. Paul's
church, Chemoketa and Church
streets, at 6:30 a. m., 10 a. m, and
4:30 p. m.- During Lent there will be
a dully service at 4:30 p. m. The
public Is welcome at all Bervlcoa In
Ht.-Paul's. ,
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Department
The Lad
Of the ' Central Congregational
church will serve a 25-cent supper
Wednesday, evening, March 1, corner
of Ferry and Nineteenth streets.
The llent (JrwrH
Can always be had by calling up J.
M. Lawrence. Main 311, corner 8.
Commercial and Ferry streets. Give
him a trial.
For Hie KemoTuI
Of superfluous hairs, warts and
moles call at Catherine M. Williams'
beauty parlors. Room 318-319 U. S.
Hank building.
East Stale Case
The East State street suit for wid
ening the street will be decided by
Judge Galloway this week, and will
settle a controversy that has held up
several real estate transactions In
that section.
Something ew
We huve a new style sewing ma
chine In an old reliable make that
ought to have been long .ago in all
i makes the needie Is In the middle of
,the frame; no bending over or to
! run It wlthone foot. Come and see it
' at Geo. C. Wills' Music and Sewing
Machine store.
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I Slii ll.orn Wants Station
j The citizens of Shelborn have petl
I tloned the railroad commission for
the erection of a station at that
place. It Is represented In the peti
tion that the Southern Pacific Rail
road company at this point Intersects
with the Corvallls & Eastern rail
road, and that despite the fact that
there Is much freight and passenger
traffic at the Junction, no provision is
made In the way of a Btatlon.
CnnimlNslon Heurlng Co nip In I lit
The members of the railroad com
mission went to Portland today,
where they held a hearing this after
noon on a complaint made against the
Southern Pacific In relation to the
logging rates charged.
FInIiIiik Season f loses Tomorrow
Tomorrow will witness the closing
of the salmon Ashing season on the
Columbia and under the law It will
remain closed until May 1. The clos
ing of the tributaries the Willam
ette and Clackamas, under the law Is
15 iays later, but It may be that the
board of fish commissioners will ex
ercise Its prerogative again and close
the stream for the same dates as the
Columbia. That was done last year.
Property Sold
The balance of the Gray property
on the corner of 14th and State
streets has changed hands from Mr.
Powers to Dr. B. H. White. The con
sideration being something better
than $8,000.
Hack In Harness
Ex-.IiiBtice of the Supreme Court
W. T. Sinter has resumed his law
partnership with Wm. Kaiser of the
old firm of Ford, Kaiser and Slater,
and he will be found at the desk In
the new offices of Kaiser and Pogue,
fifth floor of the V. S. National bank
building.
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Ut You Know?
The Iiynl Korean (ladles) class
have a splendid program for Wednes
day eve., March 1, Christian church.
Program.
Entertainment given by Loyal
lleieims. Christian church, March 1,
1911:
Voluntary, Mrs. Wenger.
ScrlptuM Reading, Mrs. C. H. Cam
eron. Prayer, Mrs. Flake.
Advancement of the Clans, Mrs.
llolin.
Duet, Mrs. Watson and Mrs. Weng.
er.
"Uoadlng, "No Sects In Heaven,"
Mis. J. T. Davis.
Mandolin solo, Mrs. Wenger.
Cluss Poem, Mrs. M. Jones.
Solo, selected, Mrs. J. F. Watson.
Heading. Mrs. M. Wells.
Duet, plnno, Mrs. Watson and
Mrs. Wenger.
Fancy military drill by 12 ladles.
Twenty.flve cents will be charged
for the entertainment and refresh
ments. BIG LA'D SNAP KO. S
133 acres, four miles from Mon
mouth, exceedingly fine land, good or
chard, buildings timber, water, very
sightly; a great bargain at $30 per
nor $3150 will handle this.
MO.vuorni real estate co,
Monmouth, Ore. 1-31-tf
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PURCHASES
THE HARRITT
GROCERY
KOTH GROCERY fOMPAM TAKE
OTER THE STOCK WILL BE
MODEL THE STOKE AD C0'
XE(T IT WITH THEIR Ott'V.
J. W. Harrltt, one of the pioneer
merchants of Salem, has sold his
grocery stock on State street to the
Roth Grocery company, adjoining his
store. Mr. Harrltt has been in the
grocery business In this city for 19
years; 13 years under the name of
Harrltt & Lawrence on Ferry and
Commercial streets, their Interests
being sold to Baker, Lawrence &
Baker, now owned by Mr. J. M. Law
rence. Mr. Harrltt soon tired of In
active life, bought the Isaac Steiner
store, where he has conducted a very
large and profitable buslnebs. The
reason for Mr. Harrltt leaving the
active field of business Is to give
more time to his private enterprises.
The Roth Grocery company has
for the past 11 years conducted one
of the best grocery stores In the Wil
lamette Valley. They startod in busi
ness when mere boys and by strict
economy and thrift they have built
up a business which has long out
grown Its present quarters. The pres
ent plans are, as soon as the Harrltt
stock can be disposed of they will re
model the store and connect the two
stores by a large arch In front and
one In the rear will be equipped with
modern fixtures such as refrigerator
show cases for their delicatessen de
partment. ' Modern cases for the
equipment of the confectionery de
partment, also for up-to-date cases
for the pastry department. The fish
and meats are all to be kept under
glass in modern cases. The Roth
Grocery company store will be the
one store that will be conducted
strictly along sanitary lines. They
have a lease for term of years for
both stores and are sparing neither
money nor labor to give the citizens
of Salem a store which will be sec
ond to none in the state and filling a
long felt want for our city.
The Roth Grocery company hare
now 15 people on their pay-roll. They
operate their own delivery system,
consisting of three two-horse wagons
and one single horse wagon. Last
year they bought a large lot on North
6th street and Belmont, and built a
large modern stable for their horses
and wagons and an Immense storage
room for hay and grain. The stable
and barn are equipped with electric
lights and city water. The stalls are
large and roomy. A large lot Is
fenced In and horses not on duty are
turned loose to roll and to rest. Sa
lem may well be Troud of her enter
prising merchants. She has the best
dry goods, clothing stores, drug and
hardware stores In the state outside
of Portland and we are sure that Sa
lem will stand by and give Its best
support to Its new modern grocery
store.
ARRANGEMENTS
COMPLETED FOR
BRANCH ASYLUM
'While the views of State Treasurer
Kay and myself were not in accord
with the recommendations made by
the legislative committee relative to
a building site for the Eastern Ore
gon asylum, we consider the matter
settled and will carry on the work as
expeditiously as possible, and give
Eastern Oregon the finest Institution
possible to be had for the money,"
said Governor West today when seen
In relation to the decision made by
him and Mr. Kay with regard to a
building site for the asylum after
their return today from Pendleton,
where they Investigated the site In
general.
"The tract selected by the old
board," continued the governor, "Is
equally divided between hill and bot
tom land the latter being separated
from the former by the O. R. & N.
tracks, and the county road. The
proposed building site was on a hill,
but the present board after an In
vestigation decided ' that It was un
suitable, and In Its decision was
borne out by a special committee ap
pointed by the board and a legislative
committee. The latter committee,
however, reported that the bottom
tract afforded a building site and
while the views of Mr. Kay and my
self are not In- accord with It, we
consider the matter settled and will
go ahead with tfte work.
Must Secure Additional Lund.
"We found that In., attempting to
locate the buildings !on the bottom
tract, as recommended by the legts-j
latlve committee, that It did not fur
nish the area necessary for them, and
the construction ot dikes or levees
to protect the buildings and grounds
from the high water of the Umatilla
river. This will necessitate the ie-
, curing of several other small adjoln
llng tracts and some of them will
have to be got through condemna
tion proceedings as In the opinion of
the board the owners are asking un
reasonable prices. It will also be
necessary to purchase additional land
In order to acquire necessary water
rights."
The Harrlman officials, said the
governor, have1 offered the services of
John Stevens, of the Corvallls &
Eastern, tq assist in the construction
of the levees and It Is hoped by the
board to have everything ready for
building operations In 90 days.
The buildings will likely be ar
ranged In a crescent shape with the
administration building in the center
and while a decision has not been
reached they will likely be construct
ed of concrete.
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WILL OPEN
ANOTHER
CONFECTIONERY
T. G. Bllgh, the local theatre man,
has sold his lease on the building
occupied, until a few days ago by the
Mascot theaitre, to his son, D. F.
Bllgh, and the latter now has a crew
of carpenters engaged In remodeling
the front and interior preparatory to
opening up In It a flrst-class confec
tionery store. It Is his Intention to
equip the building with a line of
handsome fixtures and to carry only
a superior line of confectionery, and
In every other way mojee It a modern
Institution.
The son until recently has been as
sociated with the father in the thea
tre business, but the partnership has
now been dissolved, and the father
will have the exclusive management
of the two shows. Until the new
building Is completed the present vau
deville will show will continue to
conducted at its present quarters, but
then will give way to a regular 10
cent picture show, amd the new build
ing be used for the vaudeville h.ow.
It Is expected' that the new build
ing will be ready for occupancy In
the course of a month and a half.
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Notice of Intention to Establish the
Grade of Mill Street from the Cen
ter Line of High Street to the Cen
ter Line of Commercial Street
Notice Is hereby given that the
Common Council of the City of Salem
Oregon, deems It expedient and pro
poses to establish the grade of Mill
Street from the center line of High
Street to the center line of Commer
cial Street within the limits of said
city, according to the provisions of a
certain ordinance entitled "An Ordi
nance establishing the grade of Mill
Street from the center line of High
Street to the center line ot Commer
cial Street." Said ordinance was in
troduced In the Common Council of
the City of Salem on the 27th day of
February, 1911, and was read the first
and second times at said meeting and
referred to the committee on streets,
and said ordinance Is now on file In
the office of the recorder of said City
of Salem, which said ordinance Is
hereby referred to for a more specific
and detailed description of said
grade, and Is hereby made a part of
this notice.
This notice Is published for 10 days
pursuant to the order of the Common
Council of said city, and the date of
the first publication thereof is the
28th day of February, 1911. Remon
strances may be filed against the es
tablishment of said grade within 10
days from the last publication of this
notice, and in the manner provided by
the city charter.
CHAS F. ELGIN",
2-2S-1U City Recorder.
PERSONALS.
Judge I. X. Maxell, formerly of this
place, but now located In Portland,
spent the day In the city.
Assistant Attorney General Van
Winkle went to Astoria today on
business in connection with his office.
Master Fish Warden Clanton re
turned today from Astoria where he
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Winter Spray
We handle the Famous De
pendable Brand Sulphur and
Ume Solution for spraying' all
kinds of fruit trees this time
of year. Sold in all slie pack
ages and barrels as wanted.
Our price is as low as It can be
sold for. Also, have Lime, t
Sulphur and Bluestone if you T
want to make your own spray. T
D.A.While & Sons
Keedmen and Seedmen
Poultry and Bee Supplies t
Salem, Oregon. 1
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has been spending several days In
the Interest of the fish department
W. W. Moore and family have re
turned from Santa Cruz, California,
where they had a most enjoyable
visit with relatives.
Albert and Mark Lafky have been
at home a week from O. A. C. and re
turned last night to their college
work.
STATISTICAL
ew Incorporations.
The following articles of Incorpor
ation were filed today with the secre
tary of state:
Central Co-operative Creamery
company, Cloverdale; capital, $1,500.
Xehalem and Clatsop County Pro
due Exchange, Astoria; capital ?25,
000. Pacific Nursery company, Portland;
capital, $25,000.
W. H. Markell & Company, Port
land; capital, $50,000.
James Garrick Housemoving Com
pany, Portland; capital, $5,000.
Hillsboro Garden Tracts, Portland;
capital, $100,000.
MVKltLKD.
Fred J. Hill and Miss Marie Ethel
Symea were united In marriage at
noon today at the Keith rooming
house, by Rev. P. S. Knight. The
young people went to Portland for
their honeymoon. Mr. Hill, who Is a
nlumber. employed! with Mr. Barr,
will, with his bride, go to Eugene for
a couple of months to finish a con
tract there, after which the newly,
weds will make Salem their homa
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MCW mnAY
WANTED Board and room for man
and wife. Phone Main 254.
2-27-3t
BOY WANTED At Gilson's barber
shop for Saturday and Sunday
work. 2-28-3t
FOR RENT Two sets of nicely fur
nished rooms for light house keep
ing. Call at 332 North Church
street. 2-28-tf
FOR RENT Six room house on Com
mercial street. F. J. Moore, 447
Court street. 2-28-3t
$1500 BUYS nine acres all Improved.
No buildings; four miles out; good
road; rich land. See the Square
Deal Realty company, 304 U. S.
Bank building.
FOR SALE Thoroughbred S. C.
White Leghorn eggs. Chickens
hatched from our pens to(k three
prizes at the state fair last fall.
See birds at 460 North 23d street.
2-28-3t
Children Jry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
.aw Undertakinq Parlors.
Modern In every detail. Lady assist
ant. Corner Cottage and Chemeketa.
Phone 724.
Real Estate Bargains
Fruit Farm
89 acres, three miles of town on
good road, 36 acres fine commercial
orchard all bearing, 1 acre of Die
plant, 12 acres fine fir timber, bal
ance all cultivated and in crop. Or
chard consists of apples, prunes,
cherries and pears, has been scien
tifically cared for and there is no
better orchard In the state. Two
houses, good barn, fruit dryer and
engine house. Good well and gas en
gine to operate pump. Good wire
fences, everything in tip-top condi
tion; $175 per acre, part cash, bal
ance on easy terms.
Fine Farm
Highly improved farm of 54 acres,
three miles from Salem, on Eood rock
road, 35 acres cultivated, balance in
pasture and timber, flr and oak 14
acres of nops, good plastered house
with cement basement, good big
barn and hop house. Fences mostly
wire and in good condition. Fine
stream runs through place. Family
orchard In good bearing condition.
Prica $11,000, Including team and
wagon, binder, mower, rake, harrow,
disk plow, hop baler, baskets etc.;
$3000 will handle this place easy
terms on the balance.
Good seven.room house and six
large lots in North Salem, including
good barn, $2300.
Two large lots, 60x120, In East
Salem, one block from car line, on
high ground, $475 each.
5 acre tract 2 miles from Salem on
penitentiary road. Price $1250, or
will trade for larger tract further
out.
New five-room cottage in North
Salem. Price $1600, will take a
good team as part payment. No
fancy prices considered.
BKCHTEL BYXOX.
347 State St. Tel. Main 452
STHOF3I3 OF THB iVXt;U STiTru
Massachusetts Mutual Life
Insurance Company
Of 8prtnirntld. In t atato of Mun.w
. tb. si ir of D;ra"?8"-
Stat ( Onion. rau u "w" M
Capital.
Amoutn of capital pal BP,...Pur,if n,,
lUMM,
Premiums raettrtd during Um
Int'roft, dlVldVn'da 'ani' 'nnta -MT-,' 4
received during (he rear.... J.S9S.mn.
Income from otmr aourcea r-
calvad during lb jraar S70.M: -3
Tetal Income JI.SU.TmTH
DUbnrMnMota.
Paid for loaaea. endowment.
annuUlea and turrender val-
uea l iiM.,,,
Dlvldenda paid to policy hold- ow-I'-W
era during the year 1537
Dividend, paid oa capital ""'
etock durlnu the year....... .....
Commlialona and aalarlefl paid
during the year 1.198 aiia
Taxea. llcenjea and fees paid ,"a-'Jls-"
during the year USlieij
Amount of all other azpandl-
6S8.ttt7.Dl
Total expenditure $ 7.Sd.5oj.
AjMta,
Mnrkat value of real aetata
owned . .1.1.093.000.00
Market value of aioclcs and
. bonda owned , 26.I1R.U9M
Lotne on mortgage fcl.077 1fii.cu
Premium notca and policy
Inane 8,520 15" ?
Cash In bank and on hand. o3i7it, 4
Net uncollected and deferred
premluma 1.035,07 ii
Qtaee- aaaet (net) eaT.uTa.-.i
Total aaaet t8.025,;e 31
Total aaaet admitted In
Orugon 9,M,Z!CM
UabUltle.
Met reaerv . B2,4."l,347 00
total policy claim 238.m'
All other UabUltle S3J1, 115 7
Surplua 4.611,65: V)
Total UabUltle . I 0,826.2:i) 34
Total Ineurance In forco De
cember 81, 1910 262.497.33&04
Bualneae, In Oregon for the Sear,
To'.nU risk written and paid
lor during the year 440.600.00
Cfoaa premium received dur
ing the year 1B1.035J4
Prnmlumi returned during tha
year ." 18.99, i
Loeaee paid during the year. 8U0U.W
Losae incurred during the
year . (0,106.00
Total amount of rtaka out-
landing In Oregon Decem
ber 81. 1U10 4.37S.011O0
MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE INST
ANCE COMPANY.
WHEELER H. HALL, Secretary.
Statutory realdent general agent and at
torney for aarvlca:
H. O. COt-TQN, Portland, Oregon.
Norwich Union ,
Fire Insurnace Society, i
Frank Meredith, Resident Agent.
Room 13 Bush Bank Blk. Salem, Or.
MONEY TO LOAN
THOS. K. FORD
Oyer Ladd and Bush Bank, Salem, Or
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals will be received
at the office of F. A. Legg, archi
tect, until 10 o'clock a. m., March
7, 1911, and then publicly opened
for the construction of a 4-room
school building to be erected la
West Salem, Oregon. Plans and
specifications may be had at the
above office. A certified check to
the amount of 5 per cent of bid
must accompany each proposal.
The right Is hereby reserved to
reject any and all bids.
2-22-eod.3t
BIG LAND SNAP SO. 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 $7008.
Will make terms and take some Sa
lem Income property.
MONMOUTH REAL ESTATE CO.
Monmouth, Ore. 1-21-tf
LAND PLASTER
Empire Brand
Call and see it.
Drain Tile and Cedar
Posts.
The Chas. K.
Spaulding Logging
Company
Office, Front and Ferry. Fnon 18?j
We Are Now
In Our
New Store
311 N. Commercial SI.:
Call or
Phone Main 66.
I J. A. Liggett j
The High Grade Grocer :
Note the new address
111 N. Tobu St Fboae 3fal
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