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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1911)
DAILY CAPITA! JOCBJfAli, BAXEM. OREGOJ, WEDNESDAY. MAT 3, $911. Special Prices on Shoes Supply your needs now. Great reductions in Ladies' Suits, Coats, Dresses, Waists, Skirts' etc. and Misses and Children's Ready-to-Wear. Foulard Silks at very special prices 49c and 69c yard Men's Furnishings at very special prices It will pay you to visit every de partment. You'll save considerable by purchasing now. Dr. Lyon s PERFECT JixcnirrortATrb Jl Tooth Povdcr neutralizes the destructive' acids of the mouth cleanses, I preserves and beautifies the teeth, and imparts purity and fragrance, to the breath. AY FORCE i AMERICA TO STOP IT THE FIRST TAXICAB IN SALEM CONSTANT STREAM OP PLEAS FOR rnOTKCTIOX FROM A.MKIt JCAV CITIZEN'S A.M S TREAD OK IXSCKIIKCTIOX MAY FOHCE THE FLAG ACROSS THE BORDER. Date Muffins A New Way of Uslntf Datea By Mrs. Janet McKenzie Hill, Editor of the Boston Cooking School Magazine The value of dates as a food is hardly appreciated. They are wholesome, nutritious, and when used in K C Date Muffins, tnakt a recipe that is ag preciated by the entire family. 8 4&sw VrCK BROTHERS, AGENTS FOR THE FOKD AUTO IX THIS CITY, SELL TAXICAB WHICH WILL BE HERE FROM THE EAST IX ABOl'T THREE WEEKS. CITY NEWS. Special meeting of Multno mah R. A. C. No. 1, this evening, Work in the P. M. degree. Visiting compan ions welcome. Olisoa'a barber sSsp Otlson's cigar store Gllaoa's hatha open all day Sunday H-4-w-a-tf If You Want to See Daring feats in the wilds ,of Africa visit Ye Liberty tonight. Buffalo Jones Is Here Special release at Ye Liberty to night and tomorrow. This picture Is marvelous. Matinee daily. For Sale Fine lot in Bishop's addition, at low price. Also dairy and hop ranch, close in. Apply at 255 Ferry, Inde pendent Market 3-29-lm Will Take Testimony James T. Chinnock, left "today for Josephine county, where he will take testimony relative to the adjudication of water rights tributary to the Illi nois river. Bandy Resigns As Pastor Rev. Paul S. Bandy has resigned as pastor of the Unitarian church of the city and his resignation will be act ed upon soon by the board of trus tees. He gives no reason for resign ing nor does he Indicate what his plans for the future -will be. Deputy Fish Warden Arrested Assistant Attorney General Van Winkle left today for Oregon City, where ha will defend Deputy Fish Warden Ratlimur, who Is charged with stealing a launch. Rathnmr found its owners engaged in salmon fishing during the cloned season and confiscated their bont, fish and all, with the result that a charge of lar ceny was preferred against him by the owners of the boat. Talmadge Printing Co. Itooni 4, ration lllixk Society and Commercial Printing executed promptly. Give an Iowa printer a call. Notice The Capital National Bank fd the rate of Inter Its Minings iutoiiiiIs I) per rent per mi ni May 1, 1911. All iccoiints upon wlitj'H the rate Is three (8) per till notwithstanding hear ter rent after that date. All American Cowboys And ponies, with Buffalo Jones, at Ye Liberty tonight. Vehicles Several good second hand buggies at great bargains at Sam Manning's Implement house, foot of State street 4-27-tf Just Out of the Garden Our vegetables are kept clean and as fresh as if just out of the garden. Try our bread, the best in town. The Sunset Grocery. To "Visit Eastern Oregon- State Forester Elliot today depart ed for eastern Oregon for the pur pose of acquainting himself with the forest conditions of that section of the state, and also for the purpose of conferlng with owners of timber to ascertain from them their views as to the best plan to be pursued to protect the timber from fire. Alderman Is Buck State Superintendent of Public In struction Alderman returned last evening from a visit to Eastern Or egon where he attended an educa tional rally at Prlnevllle and Red mond. He reports the eastern por tion of the state to be in a most thriving and prosperous condition. Ackernian Returns From East President Ackerman, of the Mon mouth Normal school, who has been making an extended visit to eastern Normal schools for the purpose of studying their methods of instruc tion and also to secure a faculty, is back and is making preparations for the opening of the school this fall. K. of 1 Elect Delegate At a meeting of Central Lodge last evening H. H. Turner was elected as a delegate with C. W. Barrick as al ternate to the Grand Lodge of the grand domain of Oregon, which will convene at Antoria for several days (luring the latter part of June. These sessions are always looked forward to with a great deal of in terest as being the most Important part of the lodge as they control the workings of all the subordinate lodges of this domnfn, and the at tendance to the Grand Lodge sessions generally ' consists of the brain nnd power of the order. Afternoon Tea The Woman's Mlsisotmry Society of the Presbyterian church will give an afternoon tea at the home of Mrs. J. P. Hopkins, 567 South High street, corner of Oak, Thursday afternoon, May 4, from 2:30 to 5 o'clock. Echoes from the Presbytcrlal and North Pacific board meeting will be heard. Guests of hoir are Mrs. A. 0. Condlt, vice-president North Pa cific Board, and our own Presbyteri an oflleers, Mrs. C. A. Park, presi dent; Nlra.- Robert Enkln, vice-president; Mrs. J. II. Albert, treasurer. All the ladles of the congregation are cordially invited. , "The Spendthrift" At the Grand opera house, May S. "The Spendthrift" has caught the fancy of the town, it explains why many lank accounts are small, when they should be large, and there Is a great deal of comedy In the telling. Prices, $l.no, $1.00, 7ic, 50c. Sold Bank Saloon John Grlmmels who hns been in Salem about a year has sold the Bank saloon on Commercial street to the Standard Liquor company, and Mr. Grlmmels will open a gen eral auctioneering business. He has done n great deal In thnt line and will be ready to sell anything on earth for anybody under the sun. UNITED rBESS LEASED WIRE-l Washington, Ma 3. That the Mex j lean situation today Is nearer to j American intervention than at any I time since the revolution began is the opinion here as a result of the ac tion of rrvsldent Taft today. Before .going to Baltimore to attend-the peace congress, the president sent for General Wood and conferred with him at length on the outleok. The constant stream of pleas for protec tion by American citizens In Mexico, Vlck Brothers Salem agents for , tne certainty that in every state, ex- the Ford auto In this city have sold Chihuahua, the revolt Is grow- the first taxicab which will appear Ine. and the danger that it will be on the streets of Salem. The ma- come B serious as to be beyond Ma chine has been ordered direct from ' dero's control Is admitted to be giv the East and It is expected here In inS' President Taft most serious con- about three weeks. It will be a cern- He nas ueen informed that at first claBs car in every way and will least ?5 Per cent f the Mexican peo be greatly appreciated by Salem peo- Ple t&vfyT the insurrectos, and repodts pie. It is said to be one of the easi- ' secret service men prove that not est riding cars ever manufactured a single section of the republic Is and will meet In every way the re-(fre trom rebellion, quirements demanded of a taxicab. I While no official admissions are Vick Brothers recently purchased being made, it is generally known business property In Salem upon 'that tWe administration is extremely which they expect to establish a , anxious ver the outlook and) has garage within a short time. These ' grave fear that the Stars and Strips gentlemen come from Falls City and ' mfty yet be forced to cross the Rio have already spent a good many Grande. thousand dollars In Salem rpal es-l " tate, and expect to make a sucess of fO'GRESS TO AMEND the Ford car in this city. Read the Oregon Realty Co. Space add for five-acre tracts. EXTRADITION LAWS I C Data Mulfln One-ihird cup butter; cup sugar; 1 egg; H t"P milk; 2 cups Jlour; 3 level teaspoonjuls A' C Bating Powder; teaspoonj'ul salt; scant pound dales. Cream the butter, add the sugar and the egg, beaten light. Sift together three times, the flour, baking powder and salt; add these to the first mixture, alternately with the milk; beat thoroughly and add the dates, stoned and cut in pieces. To bake, have a slow oven nntil the muffins double in bulk, then increase heat to bake and brown quickly. Muffins baked this way will be light, appetizing and more easily digested. Thi9 is only one of the many appetiz ing recipes found in the K C Cook's Book. The wonderful K C Cook's Book is substantially bound and printed in nine colors, contains ninety tested and easily made recipes by Mrs. Janet McKenzie Hill, of the world famous Boston Cook ing School Magazine. You can secure a copy FREB by send ing the colored certificate packed in 25 cent cans of K C Baking Powder to the JaqukS Mko Co., Chicago. Be sure to write name and address plainly. ao PERSONALS. it Washington, May 3. To prevents ...... d .. : repetition or me controversy grow- j Ing out of the arrest and removal of Holding Court In Dnllns Jolm J- McNamara from Indianapolis Judge Galloway departed this ' to Los Angeles In connection with morning Tor Dallas where during the tne Tlmes dynamiting, Representa day he was scheduled to hear a num- tlve KorDly. of Indiana, today lntro- ber of cases. He will return this evening to the city and tomorrow re sume the work of the term of the equity department of the court here. Judge Kelly To Convene Court Judge Kelly will convene the law department of the circuit court here Friday morning at 9 o'clock. The first case to be heard is that of Leich against Bruner, an action for the replevin of a horse. Doing Nicely The friends of Mrs. J, S. Wyant, who isi at the Wlllametet sanitarium, will be pleased to learn that she Is recovering nicely. While she Is regaining her strength rapidly, it will be several days liefore she will be able to see her friends. FIGHTING MAY BIXilN AT END OF ARMISTICE Washington, May 3. Consul Ed wards telegraphed the state depart ment today that hostilities were ex pected to begin at noon today, fol lowing the termination of the armis tice. The failure of the federal puace commissioners to appear at Juarez is assigned as the reason for the re sumption of fighting by the insurrectos. duced in the house a bill amending the extradition laws. Korbly's amendment provides; "That no person shall be surrendered under pretense of being a fugitive from any state or territpry by any court, except a court of record; nor without the alleged fugitive having an opportunity to notify friends, se cure the service of oounsel or test the efficiency of extradition proceed ings by habeas corpus or otherwise. "Any agent receiving a fugitive, and who transports his from the state in which he is arrested in violation of the laws of such state rr the United States shall be fined a sum not exceeding $5000 or Imprisoned for a term no texceeding ten years." o TWO CONVICTS . KILLED Governor West returned today from Hood River where he delivered an address yesterday before the con vention of the Modern Woolmen of America. E. T. Barnes, proprietor of the Barnes Cash Store, is spending a few days in Portland on business. Mayor Lachmund went to Port land yesterday on business. He will return this evening. F. G. Dekabach, manager of the Salem Brewery, is spending several days in Medford. Mrs. Wallace Tull of Wallowa, is In Salem visiting her mother, Mrs. J. M. Booth. Mrs. E. M. Cooper, of Chemawa, was a Salem visitor yesterday. Mrs. Eliza Reppinger of Waconda, vslted her daughter, Mrs. E. M. Her ring, at the Salem hospital. Mrs. Herring recently underwent an oper ation, but Is much Improved. P. H. D'Arcy returned last night from Champoeg where he was a speaker at the annual provisional government celebration. Mrs. Edward Hirsch returned to Portland last night after visiting Sa lem friends. C. K. Spaulding went to Portland yesterday. Mrs. S. C. Wall, of the Needlecraft Shop, went to Gervais this morning to teach her monthly class in needle-wrk. AT FOLSOSI I UNITED PBBBS LEASED WIMC. Sacramento, Cal., May 3. Two convicts were killed and one badly hurt by a huge rock which fell upon them yesterday afternoon at Folsom penitentiary. The dead are Charles Martini, of San Francisco, serving 10 years, and Bud Gibson, of Kearn county, four years. M. A. Adams, of Monterey county, was seriously hurt. o A clock is about the lonly thing that strikes and keeps on working. The U. 8. Government in its "Pure Food Law" does not "indorse" or "guarantee'' any preparation, as some manufacturers in their adver tisements would make it appear. In the case of medicines the law pno vldes that certain drugs shall be mentioned on the labels, If they are ingredients of the preparations. Ely's Cream Balm, the well known family remedy for cold in, the head, hay fever and nasal catarrh, doesn't con tain a single injurious drug, so the makers have simply to print the Tact that it complies fully with all the requirements of the. law. UHMMmtl)MMMMHtUHmft HAN HAW 5-Acre Tracts on the S. P. R. R. and at the station. $5.00 down and $5 per month, no interest for five years. These tracts make nice homes and many of them are ready for cultivation. See the Oregon Realty Co. who will explain all about theih. We Arc Now Out for Business With our Increased floor space and the attractions D11g com. . Dieted, fixtures Installed, we are nnw toa,i , f 1 lu ,00K after your I wants. Our aim Is to sell the best goods that nionev M L "ueJ can procure. HERE ARE SOME "nSS Those delicious good Hams at. i Extra fancy Breakfast Bacon o c and 30c lb. I Oregon Asparagus each Antonini Olive Oil the best oil sold In all America. We positively guarantee Antonini Olive Oil superior to any oil sold. For salads or medicinal use we sell quantities of it, packed In 30c, 50t Mlj $1.00 bottles. Also $1.25, $2.25 and $1.00 tins. t Get our price on Beach Nut Goods and Pinanro's Sardines. Rpth Grocery Co. Phone 1 885-1 886 41 0-41 6 State St j . t4tt4tlt..i. ''tt ft t It Huie Wing Sang Co. Big Stock of All Kinds of Goods We have made up a big line of Wrappers and Kimonas, Waists, White Underwear. All kinds of Silks and Dress Goods, Ladies' and Men'! Furnishing Goods, Suits, Pants $13.50 silk shirtwaist Suits, sale price . .' . .$9.00 $6.50 best Linen Dusters, sale price $4.50 $4.00 silk Waists, sale price $2.50 15c ladies' Hose, 3 pr. for.. 25c 50c lace Dutch Collars. .. ,25c 18c Persian Batiste, sale price 12c $1.50 men's Dress Shirts, now $1.00 $2.25 Corduroy Pants now $1.75 15c Organdie, now I0c Best grade Oilcloth, 50 ia, now 20c 85c Corset, 4 supporters.. ..50c Canvas Telescopes at 60c, 65c, 75c, $1.00. All Goods at Big Sale This Week. Huie Wing Sang Company baiem, uregon 325 N, Commercial Street, 4Mt 4M STATISTICAL BOBX. JENKS At the famly home on North Summer street, Monday, May 1, 1911, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jenks. a daughter. Mrs. Jenks formerly was Miss Edith Wlnstanley. o Bankers Select New Orleans. UNITED r-BESS LEASED WIRE. Nashville, Tenn., May 3. New Or leans was unanimously selected to day for the 1912 convention of the American bankers' association. Mrs. J. S. Starnes, Hickory, N. C, seaks to those who have a similar trouble. "I have been bothered a gret deal with throat and lung trouble, and find Foley's Honey and Tar Compound gives me immediate satisfaction and relief." Take Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs colds and hoarseness, for children and grown people. Accept no sub stitutes. Red Cross Pharmacy. 0 NEW TODAY. FOR SALE Residence and large lot with natural shade trees, corner Mission and Twelfth streets, With fine modern improvements and mission flnish. For a short time only. E. Hofer &. Sons, 201 C. 8. Nat. Bank building, Salem, Ore. 4-29-tf FOR SALE New six room bunp low, modern. If taken very soon, $3600. Four lots near Nob Hill, South Salem, at a bargain. Four room house on North Twenty-third street at $775. Three room house, new on South Nineteenth, at $800; a snap. Six room house, large lot, on Asylum avenue, 51300; terms. Large seven room house frontiu two streets, at $1200; large G. W. Larler Room 7, Gray Mod 5-J-Jt MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN on personal md city property. Z. T. Keyes, 311 & 8. National Bank Bldg. 4-15-lm FOR SALE Seasoned ash wood, $4.50 per cord, delivered, while It lasts. Rodgers Paper Co., 220 State street, 5-3-3t BE SURE and see the new Stoddard Dayton auto. 30 h. j , fully equipped. Two door, $1450 end four door torpedo, $1600, i. o. b. Salem. E. N. Gillingham, agent. 3-21-tf GREAT BARGAIN Six room house in good ' condition, chicken house, woodshed, and fruit trees, Seven teenth, near D street. For a short time at $2100. E Hofer & Sons, 201 U. S. National bank, Salem Oregon. 4-29-tf WANTED A. good second-hand cart Call at F.'e. Shafer's, the caddler and harnes9-man 187 South Com mercial street. . 5-3-tf FIVE ACRE tracts on the R. R. $5 down and $5 per month. No Inter est for five years Oregon Realty company, 275 State street. 5-3-3t WAJCTED TO RENT Furnished bun galow or cottage, five or six rooms modern. Phone Main 683. tf WANTED Washing or houseclean- ing to do. 1149 Front street. 5-3-4t MONEY TO LOAN THOS. K. FORD Over Ladd and Bush Bank. Salem. Qt Norwich Union Fire Insurnace Society. Burghardt & Meredith, Resident flgi" 385 STATE STREET. Cottage Undertaking Parlors. Modern In every detail. Lady assist ant. Corner Cottage and Chemekett. Phone 724. GEORGE M. POST ARCHITECT Corner State & Liberty Stm Sulem, Oregon. lJnnm 1. firnv Blk. Phne ,M" ' - , , , n,, " TYPEWRITERS ALL MAKES Bought Hold Rented Repaired Ribbons Rollers emiolif iv Anftlii" See Me Before CM.LOCKWU"; Thone "A or. . MHHMHMHH M H I M M 4 214-18 a. wu