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Newspaper Page TextOAILY CAPITAL JOCRXAL, SALEM. OREGOX. TTESDAT, MARCH 21, 1911. PA08 EIGHT. Tomorrow our Great Wednesday Surprise of Persian Messaline Petticoats The colorings are exceptionally pretty, wide fluted flounces and a lustrous finish. Special tomorrow only $2.69 each NONE SOLD BEFORE 8:30 All departments are now showing new spring styles and fabrics. Select your needs now for you have complete assortments to choose from. COME TOMORROW IF POSSIBLE CITY NEWS. Tliorniod) lie Sure cure for poison oak. Kept at all drug stores. 3-20-31 It'i u flrent Help To Un it you know Just , what you want. If you don't know, don't hesitate to ask. We have the dependable groc eries and the best bread to be had. The Sunset Grocery Co. Filiating Season Now Here We hare a fine assortment of prunes, peaches, and Lambert cher ried, also ornamental trees and rosus. Armstrong Nursery company 491 East Court street e-o-d-lm Wanled- Contract with good gardeners for a number of acres of cucumbers for pickling purposes. Gideon Stolz Co., corner Summer and Mill streets. Phono 26. ,1-17-wk I'hone 811 The next time you need some groc eries. We carry a large stock of good groceries and give prompt at tention to all orders. J. M. Law rence, corner S. Commercial and Fer ry streets. Wanted A man with heavy team to do farm work by the acre or for share of crop. Inquire of T. H. Clare 1121 N. Front street, 3-20-3t For the latest And best Edison records and phon ograph supplies, you can got them at I Unman & Peters, 247 North Com mercial street. eod-tf Nine Boon House For rent. Central location, Lease If desired. For terms, see Star Land Company, 223 N. Commercial street. 3-16-Bt More to Follow Mr. Chester Clark and family, of Oeneseo, N. Y arrived In Salem last evening and are now located on North Commercial street, Mr. Clark expects to make Salem or vicinity his home, and Bays that there are more to follow him from his old homo. In New Quarters Karl llurkart, late purchaser of the Salem Shoe' Repairing company, Is now located In more desirable quar ters at the corner of Court and Com mercial streets and carries a com plete lino of shoos. Warden Curtis Quarantined- Two sons of Warden Curtis are suffering from scarlet fever, and, as a result, the- warden and his family are quarantined In tholr homo. For awhile tho warden was ,llwod to stay at home, and go about his du ties, us the physicians gave It as their opinion that to quarantluo the rooms whore tho patients were was mltlclt.nt. Some protest was made against this, however, and It was do. elded to quarantine all tho members of the family. SUPREME COURT HANDS DOWN SEVEN OPINIONS Asserting that the plaintiff had been guilty of contributory negli gence, the supreme court this morn ing affirmed Judge Burnett In a de cision made while sitting on the bench of the circuit court for this county, in the case of the S. J. Bur roughs against the Curtis Lumber company, an action brought to re cover in damages for injuries sus tained while employed in the com pany's saw mill. Burroughs occupied the position of oiler with the company and one day while oiling the feeders his clothing caught in a rapidly revolving shaft with the result that he sustained ser ious and permanent injuries. He commenced a suit against the com pany alleging that It had negligently failed to keep Us machinery In a shape and aBked for damages. The company maintained that he had vio lated instructions In oiling the ma chinery while It was running and that he was guilty of contributory negligence and, therefore, not en titled to a judgment Other Decisions Rendered. The other decisions rendered were as follows: City of Portland against D. W. Metzger and wife, an action Involv ing the right of the former to main tain and operate telephone lines across certain property In which the latter was Interested. Lower court sustained. A. W. Anthony against Hlllsboro Gold Mining company, from Wash ington county, petition for rehearing denlod. Yale Madket & Grocery company against M. E. Barret and wife an ac tion from Multnomah county and In volving an account Reversed. Mary Folken against James Folken, a suit for divorce from Multnomah county. Reversed. Geo. II. Colgau against the Farm ers & Mechanics Hank, of Woodburn, an ai'thn from Marlon county, and Involving nn account. Affirmed. Baldwin Sheep & Ind company against Columbia Southern Rallrond company, from Multnomah county. Involving overcharges for the ship ment of sheep. Reversed . " Sovks to Fort-clone Mortgage Ji"hn M. Hoofer today commenced a suit in the circuit court against M. L. Jones and his wlfi, Emma Jones. The purpose of the action Is to foreclose- a mortgage upon certain real property. AliO ATTACKS THE AMMUfAM TROOPS Galveston, Tex., March 21. Ser geant J. K. Johnson of the Coast Ar tillery, and six privates of tho First Provisional Regiment were seriously Injured here today when an automo bile In which they were riding struck a telegraph pole and was hurled over an embankment Into a creek near Fort Crockott. A Reliable Remedj CATARRH ; Ely's Cream Balm I It .ulckl, iDtortxd. I Git Relief (t One I It cleanses, soothes, heal an d protects I the diseased mem brane resulting from Catarrh and drives away sCold in the Head quickly. Restores the Senses of Taste and Smelt Full size j 60 cts. at Druggists or by mail. Liquid I Cream Balm fur use in atomizers 75 cts. Ely Brothers, utl Warren Street. Kw York. COLLELGE OK ORATORY 1CKLTTAL TONIGHT The College of Oratory of Willam ette University will give a recital to night la the University chapel. Mrs Savage, dean of the college, has been working hard with her pupils in prep aration for this, and thefre promises to be an Interesting program. The recitals of the College ot Oratory are generally more brfef than those of the College of Music, but every number Is Interesting, and the chapel should be crowded to the doors to. night. Miss Vandervort, Miss Erlx- an, Miss Klein, and Mis Laubridge will be among those who will give readings. Miss Irma Shumway will sing and Miss Turner will play. Dr. Sweetland has commenced work on the thr new tennis courts which are to be placed on the Wil lamette campus. Two will be placed near the gymnasium for the use of the young men, and the other Is be ing leveled near Lausane hall for the benefit of the girls. These courts will add a great deal to the enjoyment of the students, and the looks of the campus. Willamette Is progressing rapidly in the student enterprises and the movement is going to make the old school one of the best In the North west, as far as athletics are con cerned, and also the spirit will tend to greatly increase the registra tion. CA0K (II H MAY M ILD CLUB HOUSE The election of officers and the dis cussion of plans having for their ob ject the erection of a club house on the banks of the Willamette river were the important features of a meeting held last evening by the Sa lem Canoe club. The plans as outlined call for the construction of a model structure and the prospects for them being carried into execution now look bright. Just where it will be located is a matter yet to be decided, but It la desired If possible, to lease some land near the Salem Flouring Mills and It will probably be located near there. The following officers were elected: President, Chester Cox, vice presi dent, Oliver J. Myers; secretary-treasurer, It. C. Paulus. HOTEL ARRIVALS Hotel Marlon: B. Llppman, San Francises; Pete.r Werfs, Dayton; C M. Ehuhart, Portland; J. T. Kelly, Chicago; S. J. Faschlng, Portland; F. Alexander, Wilbur, Wash.; L. J. Van Buren, Minneapolis; W. K Flock, Portland; C. J. Henry, Port land; W. G. Myers, New York; W J. Russell, San Francisco. W. E. Ger rtsh, Minneapolis; T. A. Charette, Portland; S. D. Stoddard, Portland; W. H. Nicholas, Portland; E. Molla, Devils Lake, N. D.; I. N. Rice, Chica go; H. C. Rice, Chicago; H. I. Pick ens, Foster. J. J. Monahan, Portland; M. F. Barham, Seattle; F. T. Rose, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wood, Genesee, Ida.; H. J. Fltts, Grand Rapids, Mich.; J. B. Hutchlns, Grand Rapids, Mich.; E. K. Nelson, Port land; Gale S. Hill, Albany. Cottage Hott'l: Donald MenzleB, Portland!; Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Kin 7eng, "Portland; William Meaklns, Woodburn; William F. Boal, King wood; C. M. Bales, Portland; Ray Benedict, Rochester, Minn.; C. B. Marlatt, Gooding, Ida-; C. A. Wist, hafer, Seattle; A. Brewer, Spokane; C. K. Allen, Portland; D. Stout, Mc Mlnnvllle; Edward A. Sehultz, Port land; W. S. Phelps, Portland; Dr. Mearld C. Fox, Gervals. W. J. Looroey Jefferson; H. A. Griswold, Portland; C. M. Coffer, Portland. Capital Hotel: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis, Portland'; F. P. King, Port land; D. SundVM-8. Portland; Mrs. R. Ryley, city. Salem Hotel: S. L. Omen, Cin cinnati; Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Crees, Canby; E. G. llawman. Wood burn; F,. H. Place, Woodburn; Grant Moth, Valentine; C. L. Lcltch. Port land; K. Anderson, Portland. O. Jass man, Portland; D. Taylor, Portland; G. A. MUldleton, Seattle; M. L. Ad. ler, Chicago; George A. Nelson, Dll ley, Or.; William Edwards. Medfird. Police Say Murdered. tt'NtTKI) rSRS IKVBRr, Win 1 Santa Rosa. Calif., March 21. Search was Instituted today for the companion of John D. Powell, the man whom the police believe was murdered near Fort Ross. Powell's body was brought here this afternoon. Investigation showed that death was due to bullet wounds In the head and body. LOCATION OF ARMORY NOT DECIDED Oil The statement In the Capital Jour nal Monday to the effect that an ar mory site was agreed upon at the cor ner of Ferry and Liberty streets was upon authority of Carl Abrams, a gen tleman who was Instrumental in get ting the Increased appropriations for military purposes, and has charge lo cally of the matter of an armory site According to the Statesman today, which he Is also iwnnected with, the site chosen Is on Court and Cottage streetB, and not on Liberty and Ferry. The owners of the property on Court and Cottage streets are Charles L. McNary and Geo. F. Rodgers, and they knew nothing of that property being chosen, for the site of the ar mory. When The Capital Journal makes a statement it is usually on good authority, and It supposed it had such authority for its statement Monday. BOARD OF TRADE AGAINST RECALL The Salem board of trade last night passed the following resolution: Resolved, by the Salem Board of Trade executive, committee, that the attempt to invoke the referendum against the appropriations for the state university and the state agricul tural college and other state Institu tlons Is not in the interest of the de velopment of the state at large, and that every citizen should be discour aged In the matter of signing these petitions and promulgating the same. NEW TOWN LOCATKD OX THE O. E. EXTENSION What Is considered as a move for an Oregon Electrlo townslte on the nww extension south is seen In the purchase today of 120 acres of land at Hall's ferry, about nine miles up the Willametet river from Salem The purchase was made from H. J Spitzbart by E. M. Crolsan.and the consideration Is said to be $9000. Mr. Crolsan has been purchasing land freely in the Interest of the Ore gon Electric for right-of-way pur poses, and it Is rumored that buy was made for the Oregon Electric. CAME ON FIRST TRAIN AND IS FIRST IN SALEM Horace. D. Smith' who arrived) in Salem from Osage, Iowa, Just a week ago, has decided to, settle in the city, and has purchased the Simpson cor ner at Eighteenth and State streets, and Intends to build on the lota some residences, and probably also a store building.' Mr. Smith left Iowa on the first qolonlst traJn coming west March 10, with Oregon as his destination. Upon arriving In Salem he became so pleased with it and impressed with its future that he decided to look no farther, but to settle. He still re gards Iowa as a grand old state, but believes that the Willamette valley Is better, and that Salem Is the" beet town la It. Are you frequently noarse? Do you have that annoying tickling In your throat? Does your cough an. noy you at night, and do yon raise mucus In the morning? Do you want relief? If so, take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and you will be pleased. Sold by all druggists. Get It at Dr. Stone's Drag Store o PERSONALS. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Westberg left on the late train ' over the Oregon Electric yesterday afternoon for Portland. Governor Oswald West spent yes terday in Med ford. Charles M. Menzles and wife, of Portland, are Salem visitors and are staying at the Cottage Hotel. C. A. Peterson, representing the Moneywelght Scale company, of Portland, is spending part of the day In Salem, and will visit towns on the West Side before returning to Port land. Mrs. John Williams, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. William H. Phillips, of Salem, leaves this after noon for her home at Wallowa, Ore gon. THE TALIS OP A PAIL. The big problem of manufacturers of food products has been to devise a package for their products' which will insure the housewife getting them sweet, fresh, without deterioration. In -this connection a very ingenious package lias been invented for the pro tection of Cotto'.cne, The pai!s in which this cooking fat is packed (it is never sold in bulk) have a special cover forced on by machinery and then sealed. This makes the pail absolutely air-tight, and Cottolene will keep indefinitely as fresh and as sweet u the day it was made. hiysleian's Report on Tr-tsrcnlosls Medicine .-e used Kckman's Alterative In . -.w4 r,C i.:l 1-.T Klnr-li of ' ,vit'i e-.-celient results every time i ue .c .;-; SiO. for f.-.s -r! i ;-'j' on It c-.ly unt:l .he coull ar ii&u to be orv.ateil, anj in a s..uri .i i--era::n v. as n-.t r.o (!;!. 1 .;..ope wtr r-ord4 are Just as tine at i'u.d. You kuww my fattn In it " ' n'T's A'tcr'.ve Is effct!'-? 11 tlier forms. Read what Mr;. Garni. j. Lt nn. Mont.in v rV-.-.if.r-or): "I h-ve en'ned twenty-two Oiii:ud sir.ee- lail Kuiuary and my balj a '-. nc-f ot )..-!::i. K! e I now four nonths oM. I have been waiting since : i.o-n t kv-e huw 1 w-.ulJ e-'t I n:n n -w !lng all m worK, 1 ne ucen ever aiace : lie wua f.i-r ft.i .:, ! .-a f-uJI!y 1 int cnurrrt or raise anvtliini? iit ail. i ...ievj !.. i.in0' -..oLble cjrt--" (-.-l -,i.,. it) lri. V. H. Onrvln. Nute .His uarvra la lue mother uf ieven chlKlioc. I'ckrrnn's A!t" nttve .cure Bronchitis. Asliuua, iia l-eci-; Throat unJ Luns .flecti"ns. .sl; for bookl. t of niretl case find write to the Kckman Laboratory. Philadelphia, Pa., for additional evidence. Kor Sal bv all leading driijlsts and . J. O. PERRY, Salem Oregon. CLAIMS SHE WAS FORCED TO SIGN DEED Alleging that her husband, with forca of arms, imprisoned her in their dwelling house and intimidated her into signing a deed conveying certain property which she held In fee simple, Isabel a Steel today com. menced an action in the circuit court against W. J. Steel wherein she asks that the deed be declared null and void. They have been married, she says In her complaint, for a period of 10 years, and that it was on the first of March' of this year that he Im prisoned her In their dwelling house. Fearing that bodily harm might re sult, and that the Imprisonment would continue, she says she signed the deed. The parties live near Buena Vista. MOST MEXICAN REBELS SEEM TO BE CAMPED El Paso, Tex., March 21. Seven thousand rebels are encamped In the states of Teplc, Sonora and Slnaloa, according to a newspaper correspon dent who returned here today from a tour of the three states. Few Amer icans, he said, were among the sol diers, the troops being made up al most entirely of natives. Notice to Contractors. Bids will be received by the county clerk of Pork county, Oregon, at his office in Dallas, for making cuts and fills, estimated amount of work, about 17000 cubic yards up to 10 o'clock a. m. of April first, 1911, and that said bids will be opened by the coun ty court at the hour of 10 a. m. of said day. The court reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Specifications will be on file on and after March 23rd 1911, In the office of the county clerk Certified check for 5 per cent of the amount of the bid will be required. By order of the court this 16th day of March, 1911. E. M. SMITH, County Clerk 3-21-8t-dly-2t-wkly MONEY TO LOAN THOS. K. FORD Over Ladd and Bush Bank, Salem, Ot Noiice to Contractors I will receive bids up to 1 P.M. Saturday, March 25, for tearing down andremovine my old building, contractor to have wreckage. Call or ad dress, H. WM. THIELSEN. 151-161 North High St., Salem, Or. Arc You For the Best Orchard Development Proposition in Oregon? We have it. Call and see us. The A. C. BOHRNSTEDT CO. 304 U. S. National Bank Bldg. SALEM, OREGON Head Office, Minneapolis, Minn. Branch Offices: Maclear.and Crest ell, Oreg. NEW TODAY. WANTED Man with family to live in good house with free use of same and garden to right party. A. M. Hansen, planing mills. 3-Cl-td WANTED Pony. Must be gentle; not over 1000 lbs., prefer white pony. Inquire at Popcorn Wagon on street. 3-21-tf BE SL'RE and see the new Stoddard Dayton auto. 30 h. p. fully equipped. Two door, $1450 and four door torpedo, $1600, f. o. b. Salem. E. N. Glllingham, agent. 3-21-tf FOR SALE OR RENT 15 acres of land, house and barn, in Fruitland, good well on place. Inquire at 771 North Commercial street. Phone Main 1441. 3-21-3t PALMISTRY Visit the temple of palmistry, and have your past, present and future revealed by Madam Jessie." She Is capable of telling you anything you desire to know and wish to find put, and anything that pertains to your wel f:wa and happiness and business. Located near Liberty street on State street. 3-21-6t BIG LAND SNAP SO. 8 123 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. MONMOUTH REAL ESTATE CO, Monmouth, Ore. 1-21-tf BIG LAND SNAP NO. 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 $7000. Will make terms and take some Sa lem income property. MONMOUTH REAL ESTATE CO. Monmouth, Ore. 1-21-tf FOR SALE Until April 1st, a fine butcher busl- nes and meat route, consisting of a fine dwelling, meat market, slaughter house on an acre of land, eight lots, $500 worth of tools; and a business which from April to November brings in over $1000 per month gross. Owner Is compelled to leave on ac count of sickness, and if taken be fore April 1st will sell for $3500. Terms. 'This Is Indeed a fine buy. MONMOUTH REA LESTATE CO. Monmouth-, Oreg. 3-13-tf THE POWER OE STEAM Mirny May Sqe But It Tnkes Genius to Realize'. When James Watt saw the steam causing the kettle Hd to Jump up and down he said "There must be power in that steam that it can lift such a weight." There was. Millions prior to him had seen the same phenomenon and regarded it as an unexplained mystery. Recent scientific research has put its finger on the "cause" of Dandruff, Falling Hair and consequent Bald ness and has unearthed a tiny germ which eats the life from the roots of human hair. Nebro's Herpiclde destroys this germ and consequently restores the hair to Its natural state. Sold by leading druggist Send 10 cents In stamps for sample to The Herplcide Co., Detroit, Mich. One dollar bottles guaranteed. J. C. Per ry, Druggist, Salem, Oregon. Defeated Equal Suffrage. UNITED PBBSS LEASED WIRB.I Des Moines, la., March 21. Bv a vote of 27 to 21 the state senate here today defeated the Allen bill, which was framed to grant equal suffrage to women. Looking Ill fiat thi 0ri!nal 110 RLIGICs MALTED r,l L TliFoJ.drlnkl(tni. Pnrlnf.nt. In.IU. Jo . "o' PureNutruupbuildfflg&ewSfe Rjch rmllc, maM grain, in rwS A quick lh prepare fa Take do snbshtote. AskforHORUrrt In No Combine a r .,., STATISTICAL. m tu DIED. BUTLER At his home near Pratnm r.nh on inn tl . unl "'ll-u v Jonn Butler, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel aged 32 years and 13 days, 0f tub! erculosis. He was sick five He was born near Pratum in utj and leaves a wife and two sons, also father and mother, five brother " nun two sisters, besides a number of oth er relatives and friends. The funeral will be held from Pratum church U morrow at 1:00 p. m. Cottage Undertaking Parlors. Modern In every detail. Lady assist! ant. Corner Cottage and Chemeketa. Phone 724. Houses and VacantLots For choice close-in property see Bechtel & Bynon, 347 State street Snap 110x125 feet ori good corner. Price $650, Including sidewalk, sewer and taxes paid. BECHTEL & BYNON, GEORGE M. POST ARCHITECT Corner State Ss Liberty Stsn Salem, Oregon. Room 1, Gray Blk. Phone 304. Norwich Union Fire Insurnace Society. Frank Meredith, Resident Agent Room 13 Bush Bank Blk, Salem, Or. TYPEWRITERS ALL MAKES Bought Sold Rented Repaired Ribbons Rollers Supplies See Me' Before You Do Anything C. M. LOCKWOOD ' Phone 908 Main 214-16 N. Com. St. Salem, Or. LAND PLASTER Empire Brand Call and see it. Drain Tile and Cedar Posts'. The Chas. K. Spaulding Logging Company West Salem Transfer Passenger ' Baggage Connect with all trains t West Salem for Dallas, Falls City and Salem. Leave. Journal office for West Salem at 8:40 a. m 12 m., 1:10 p. m. and 4.00 P m. every day except Sunday. Also for Independence, Mon mouth and McMlnnvlll.. Leaves Sunday at 8:00 a. m., 1:00 p. m., and 6:15 P 01 Calls at hotels on request Telephone or leae orders at Capital Journal office any day but Sunday. Pnons . J. B. Underwood, Mgr.