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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1911)
PAGE FOTJB DaltT CAPITAL JOCRXAL, SALEM, OREGON", WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1911. 1 i X I t u 1 i SITE FOR ARMY SELECTED BIO BUILDING WILL BE ERECT ED OX GROUND BETWEEN THE MARION HOTEL AND LIBERTY STREETS SITE AGREED OX YESTERDAY. After considering for the paat two weeks two sites available for the new armory to be erected In the city the one on th'e corner of Court and Cottage and the one to the rear of the Hotel Marlon, the general staff of the state mlllUa yesterday after noon decided upon the latter, and there will be erected upon It a $40, O00 building. In view of th'e fact that there was discovered today that there la, by reason of a legislative er ror $40,000 instead of $20,000 avail able this year for the erection or ar tnorldB, the plan as to the building may be changed, and made more elaborate, but the decision as to the site, It is understood, Is final . In order to acquire the site it was necessary to raise an additional sub scription of $2000, and this has now been practically accomplished, as the remaining badance Is assured. The state will contribute a like amount, making $4000, and this, when taken together with the other appropria tion made by the state and tho coun ty and city, will purchase the site and also erect a handsome $40,000 structure, to be used aa the state's headquarters for the state militia. 40,000 Available. Chief Clerk Corey, of the office of secretary of state, yesterday made the discovery that, through an apparent error on tho part of the legislature, there is $40,000 available this year. Instead of $$20,000 as intended. The legislature appropriated $40,-1 000 for the erection of armories In 1909, but the act Instead of reading that $20,000 should be available that year and $20,000 In 1910 reads that the first $20,000 shall be available In 1910 and the second in 1911. The last legislature appropriated $40, 000 for the same purpose, and $20, 00 of that is available this year and 920,000 In 1912, making $40,000 for this year, or $60,000 for the next two years. This discovery may have the effect of launching a movement which will have for Its object the erection of a more elaborate building on the site selected, as under the law the state will give an equal amount to that ap propriated by the nounty or city or subscribed by individuals. It Is a case of first come Bret served, and the first place appropriating money for an armory, and making applica tion, will get the money. HOTEL ARRIVALS Marion: D. DeWall, P. H. Harris, W. P. KInnally, P. W. Flood, L. E. Fetter, W. P. Porey, H. H. Burgess, E. 11. Hutton, J. M. Abbott, H. E. Stephens, Glen L. Davis, J. Stanley Clemens, Portlimd; D. G. Cook, The Dalles; L. F. Conn, Lakeview, Or.; L. L. Lewis, Roseburg; Charles V. Brown, Astoria Cottage: D. J. Mckenzie, II. C. Day, T. Hoche, T. A. Mueller, L. M. Martin, Charles Wax, O. W. Bundy, Portland; William Regmir, Manhat tan, Kan.; J. N. Peale, Broken Bow, Neb.; O. H. Greenback, Olympla, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Kennedy, Tacoma, Wash. Capital Hotel: C. M. Leonard, Portland; J. J. Heath and D. B. Heath, Raymond, Wash.; 0. W. Piatt, Sclo; Charles Black, Portland. Salem Hotel: W. Bohannon, John Steele, Charles B. Foote, Portland; ,W. A. Cook, Stockton, Cal.; F. L. Evans, Stayton; H. C. Mack, Drain; R. S. Irwin, Corvallls. Frank Shar rat, Gates; Charles H. Phlllippy, Gates. S. A. Phllpott, Corvallls; Col- ' on Bruers, Marcellls, Mich. THE WOMAN'S WAT, TALKED APRONS FIRST UNITED TURKS LEASED WIHB Five women, all from one neighbor hood and all wearing aprons, stood on the corner of Front and D streets In North Salem this morning as the Are laddies sped by, and In want of other material for conversation, the question aroBe as to which woman wore the "worst" apron. After care ful scrutiny all around, . the prize was unanimously voted to the woman whose apron had been "made over," whatever that means. After settling this momentous question, the women next took up the question as to whose house was being consumed by fire. o Medicines that aid nature are al. ways most successful. Chamber lain's Cough Remedy acts on this plan. It loosens the cough, relieves the 'lungs, opens the secretions and aids' nature in restoring the system to a healthy condition. Sold by all dealers. And have a daily paper giving you reliable information as regards the Local and Telegraphic news, and Local and Portland Market Reports, The Price is Only COMPANY IS FORGING TO THE FRONT PERFECTION SEWING CABINET COMPANY PUTTING IP BOLD. INGS AND PERFECTING SPLEN. BID PLANT-WILL ADD TO SA LEM'S BIG PAT BOLL, There are few people who know what is being done at Salem to es tablish the manufacture of the Per fection Sewing Cabinet, an article of practically unlimited sale. This cor poration is not a transient enterprise but Is In the hands of men who are putting their best efforts and the best years of their lives Into the Industry. They have a large and valuable tract of ground on Fourteenth street, and have erected half a dozen substantial buildings, and are erecting two more on heavy concrete piers, building them right over Mill creek that runs off toward Turner. The character of the large and substantial buildings, and the way they are arranged and all the plans and details are worked out In such a manner as to Inspire confidence the moment a man goes over there and looks at them. The company Is stocked at $150,000 but not a dollar of stock has been sold that has not been put Into the plant. There are no salaries paid to the of ficials, except to President Yates, who Is only taking half the salary al lowed him by toe directors. The stockholders are on the same basis as the directors and officials bo far as owning the property and conducting the business. The ground on which the buildings stand Is easily worth $10,000, and $25,000 has already gone into buildings. When people speak of giving bonuses to get manufactures started here at Salem, they are generally speaking of something that does not materialize. Here is a concern that Is going ahead with Its own plans, and getting its own capital, much of it subscribed In Portland, and consid erable at Salem. What better evi dence of the confidence people have In our city than the way this enter prise is going ahead? That It can be made to pay Is based on the exper ience of practical men. The article Is inexpensive, is prized in every home, is made at a profit and the de mand is limited only to the people who can be reached. Smtecribe Daily Capital. immiKBmBmmmKBammmmmumammBmBBBMBsi nmmvm mmmamaaKammmMaBaaaaBmaa 35 Cents a USUALLY ONE DOSE ENDS INDIGESTION OR BAD STOMACH If what you just ate is souring on your stomach or lies like a lump of lead, refusing to digest, or you belch gas and eructate sour, undigested food, or have a feeling of Dizziness, Heartburn, Fullness, Nausea, Bad taste in mouth and stomach head ache this is Indigestion. A full case of Pape's Diapepsin costs only 50 cents and will thor oughly cure your out-of-order stom ach, and leave, sufficient about the house in case some one else In the family may suffer from stomach trouble or Indigestion. Ask your pharmacist to show you the formula plainly printed on these 50-cent cases, then you will under stand why Dyspeptic trouble of all kinds must go, and why they usually relieve sour, out-of-order stomachs or Indigestion In five minutes. Dia pepsin is harmless and tastes like candy, though each dose contains power sufficient to digest and pre pare for assimilation into the blood all the food you eat; besides, It makes you go to the table with a healthy appetite; but, what will please you most, is that you will feel that your stomach and Intestines are clean and fresh, and you will not need to resort to laxatives or liver pills for biliousness or constipation. This city will have many Diapepsin cranks, as some people will call them, but you will be cranky about this splendid stomach preparation, too, if you ever try a little for Indi gestion or Gastritis or any other Stomach misery. Get some now, this minute, and for ever rid yourself of Stomach trouble and Indigestion. If hope were legal tender for coal and cough sirup we would all be op timists. 133 Acres In Polk county, Vt mile of railroad, Al farm house on sightly location. Spring water piped to house. Finest of orchard or grain land sloping gen tly to north and west. About one-half In cultivation and rest pasture and good oak timber. There are four large springs on this property and the greater portion could be Irrigated at small cost. Price $80 per acre, Including milch cows, hogs, chickens and other stock. BECHTEL & BTNON 347 State Street. For Month. Three Month DAILY BULLETIN BUSHED BT E. IIOFiB & SONS, The best piece of investment prop erty adjoining the city limits. It is view property on the South and the last tract adjoining the city limits that has not been cut up. Half cash, and will cut up Into 50 lots. For an Investment of $4,250 cash and three years time on the balance, you can get hold of income-producing prop erty, plant your own home on the most beautiful spot and surround yourself with your friends. There Is only one such chance left and it will be gone in a few days. On $4,250 cash, and three years' time on the balance, you can sell lots and get a return of $17,000 to $20,000 on an In vestment of $8,500- Mountain View boulevard is being planned on the west side of the Moh ney and Falk tracts, through from Rural avenue and up the grade past the Hansen property and back north along the ridge through the Cande larla fruit farm already platted by Waters Bros. That will give the pub lic the most beautiful scenic drive way ever laid off, and bring all the property on the Automobile drive into the market with the best class of ihome builders. You will be sorry if you flo not se ; lect a home on the new Mountain View tract just opened on the South Commercial street carllne. That , property is going off fast, and offers you an orchard in full bearing, or small fruit already In full crop. We have a 240-acre stock ranch with fruit and improvements, and five million feet of timber on the Santiam river. The bfst five acre tract near this city, orchard in full bearing and at least $1,500 in improvements, for $2600 E. Hofer & Son, Room 201 United States National Bank Building, or Phone Main 82, Salem tarn I for backac j, rheumatism, kidney or bladder trouble, Foley' Kidney Pilla purify the blood, reatora lost vitality PPD CROSS PHARMACY. Now ROOM S01, r. S. NATIONAL BANK Manufacturing We have at the present time a most excellent manufacturing proposition for sale, an old established business in one of the best locations In Salem. Owner wishes to retire and will give easy terms. Residence Large residence on corner lot, 125 x82, one-half fruit, fine improvements, rents for $30 per month.. ..$6500 Good $1500 dwelling and two lots, corner High and Mission, close In residence property, for sale for a short time for bargain. Has modern improvements, and price Includes street and sewer assessment. $2000 FARMS 265 acres, 120 in cultivation, 5,000, 000 feet of cruised timber. Two run ning streams. One mile, from Lin coln, Ore. Per acre $65 00 50 acres between Woodburn and West Woodburn; per acre.... $100 Prune farm 7 miles south of Salem, 40 acres planted 2 years ago, 12S acres in cultivation. Per acre. $100 160 acres fruit land at Oak Grove, Polk county, church and school, good ' be pleased to consult with you. We fences, one mile from Cowley station, j have an efficient selling agency, with Per acre $65 00 ( up-to-date means of showing prop Three 50 acre farms near two rail- erty, promoting sales and advertls roads, with school close, cleared land j lng. We can convince you that it Is with timber, finest of soli. Per j to your interest to place your prop acre $100 erty with our agency. mm lama for $1.00 by BLDG., OB PHONE M AlTi- LOOK THIS OYER aguj, " A gentleman llvlne at th. ' terminus of the South Salem carl7 west nt CnmmamUi . . ut lvw nlreetl hM acre tract of land which he wlsh to dispose of for a lump 8um lf J can do so within a short time. To d' this he has made the nri .i. .. the buyer can double his monev b. iUC yiuperiy into town lota You ask why he does this. We-u. swer he has reasons of his own whlck will be explained to an Intending m. chaser. This Is one of the modt desirabl pieces of view property and resident property in the vicinity of Salem. It is located just outside the city limits where it will have low rates of taxation for a number of years to come. It commands a view of the whol city and the Cascade range of moun tains, is the richest soil Imaginable, and perfect for gardening or fruit! so that a man with a lot 50x100 cm grow all his family will ever con sume. It is perfectly cleared and drained land and If laid off Into lots caa be sold as fast as the deeds can be made out on the proper terms. No such an opportunity for Invert ment for subdivision purposes exists today where a man can double his money Inside of six months on prop erty within a few minutes walk of i 15-mlnute car service, and practically 15 minutes from any part of the busi ness parts of the city. Terms, $8.500. ' half cash, bal ance to be paid one-third each year for three years, six per cent interest If you have property to sell, ill! and urinary irrt.uiaritiei. and vigor. Refuse substitute. Mail
