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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (May 16, 1911)
m;k Sl.v. I Tomorrow 534th WEDNESDAY SURPRISE Blankets Visit the Eust Mr. and lrs. August Carl and Mr. Carl's father, Fred Carl, leave today for the East. Thev will visit relatives in Omaha and other Nebraska points and return in about a month. Ifeheiirsals (or the Annuiil I .inns piay of the Willamette I'nl- ! der the direction of Attractively priced for these cool nights. Now is the time to buy Tomorrow Only $3,50 Blankets $2.69' $3,00 Blankets 2.39 $2,75 Blankets 2.19 $2,25 Blankets 1.79 None sold before 8.30 Very Attractive Prices In the Ready to - Wear Section Suits, Coats, Skirts, Waists, Dresses, etp., at Specially Reduced Prices $45,00 to $60,00 suits $37.50 $35,00 to $42,50 suits $29.75 $25,00 to $33,50 suits $21.85 $17.50 to $23,50 suits $14.85 $13,50 to $16,50 suits $10.49 Very Special Prices in the Dress Goods Section The Man of Taste ' Will avail himself of the opportunity to buy new Up-to-Date Furnishings at greatly reduced prices, Visit our men's section and see what a saving can be made, ''fcorrpofArrn , CITY NEWS. It Is Not nicaclicd For the best bread, use Olympic flour. ts-ths-st Vehicles Several good second hand buggies at great bargains at Sam Manning's Implement house, foot ot State Btreet 4-27-tf The May Edison Records Have arrived and are now ready for your inspection. Also five types of the famous Singer sewing ma chnies. HUlman & Peters, 247 North Commercial street. eod-tf 23 I'rr Cent More Bread Guaranteed from Olympic than from any Valley flour. ts-ths-st Costs More to Buy Costs less to use; Olympic flour. ts-ths-st When Yon (Jet Brend And pay for it, you want the best. Well, we have the best bread in Sa lem. Try It and see. Call or phone Main 131 The Sunset Grocery, for your next grocery order, also vegeta bles. Clinrsred With Cruelty Frank Nueimyer, of Marlon, is be ing tried today in Justice Webster's court on a charge of cruelty to ani mals, preferred by Dr. Keeler, presi dent of the Society for the Preven tion of Cruelty to Animals. Mr. Nue imyer was arrested at Marion late Saturday by Constable John Lewis. Hotel Mnrlon Grill Will be open ever night until 12 o'clock. Table d' hote luncheon 12 to 2 p. m.dall, 60c. Tues-Thurs-Sa't-tf l Agents tor Modart Front Lacing Corsets MUSLIN UNDERWEAR WEEK I Special prices on our entire line of Muslin Underwear, French sets, gowns, cor set covers, drawers, chemise, skirts and combinations, all made of fine quality cambric, nainsook, long cloth and ba tiste, daintily trim med with lace and embroidery, Regular prices 25c to $15, All at re duced prices. COAT SPECIAL Another lot ot Women's Automobile and street coats all late mod. els, shawl collars, Bailor collars and plain tailored models. The beet of materials and workmanship. One of a kiud. ItEGl'LAIl PRICKS $25.00 TO :13.00. SPECIAL $19.BO. Women's and Misses' Suits at a great saving. All broken lines of our fine tailored suits at greatly reduced prices. LOT 1 REGULAR THICKS, $14.80 TO $10.00. SPECIAL $10.00 LOT 2 KEGl'LAR riUCES $22.B0 TO $20.73. SPECIAL $14.50 Quality merchandise. Popular prices. jj U. G. Shipley Company s 145:147 North liberty Street, s regularly un- Mrs. Savaee. which leaves nothing to be said, as to their perfect trainng. The play is "Si! mer Boarders." .More Xotlnir Pictures Among the new arrivals and one of those. that have confidence in Salem's future is R. L. Schaffer, who Is open ing a new moving picture theater on State street between Twelfth and Thirteenth, and who promises to be a promoter and builder for the Cherry City. Start Brickynrd J. C. Dobbins and L. D. Cornuelle have started a brick yard near Holly wood, a complete and up to date plant, and will have brick ready for delivery inside of 30 days. The down town office of the new firm Is 347 State street. Jliirrliiife Permit Licenses to wed were issued by the county clerk yesterday as follows: Prank E. Gordon, age 24, of Wood burn; and Martha C. Lincoln, age 26 of Silverton; Chas. J. Ackerson, age 20, and Rebecca L. Johnston, both of Donald. DIsenss Vice The minsters of the city held a meeting Monday morning at which the subject of vice and a restricted district was discussed. Chief Hamil ton attended by request and voiced his views on the subject, which were not in harmony with those ot the ministers he favoring, and they ob jecting to the restricted district plan. Mrs. Yl'yant nt Home Mrs. J. S. Wyant, who had been In the Willamette Sanatorium for two weeks or more, following a serious operation, has recovered so rapidly that Saturday evening she was taken to her home. Her many friends will be pleased to know that she is getting on finely, and will sonn be able to leave her bed. An old-time friend, Mrs. George Melson, who accumulat ed a host of friends while residing here, but who now lives in Eugene, is with her. To Install Sprinklers nuts tor installing sprinkling pipes at the asylum farm and main build ing were received in the governor's office Monday. They proved their ef ficiency at the recent Are in tha ,in- The bids are as follows, the first fig ures uemg ior installing the pipes at the farm and the second for the main building: Auto SnrinklW of America. $12.37:,. VoMttn Fire Extinguisher company $12,200, $11,450; Rock wood Sprinkling com pany, $12,300. $111,00: Hnsanln Kn. glne company, $12,450, $11,050. Banqueted Prisoners Superintendent James of the prison, showed his appreciation of the work done by the convicts at the asylum fire, by giving: thnsn nhn nortlninotnd a banquet, to which about 40 did am ple Justice. It was the nice thing to do, and shows that Mr. James under stands the people he has in charge realizes that they are men, even though under a cloud temporarily, and treats them as such. Such little things as that banquet, go further towards encouraging and bettering the prisoners than a thousand strait jackets and a hundred punitive measures. HAS HQ SUBSTITUTE SslliiS ill Absolutely Pure The only baking powder made front Royal Crapo Cream of Tartar KTa ALUM.K3 LIME PHOSPHATE Tickets for the Choir And Choral Concert, Wednesday evening, May 17, may be secured at the Commercial Book store and at Patton Bros. The Meeting of Cherry City Improvement League has been postponed until the first Tuesday In June, June 6, owing to conflicting with other duties. Meeting Tonight The regular monthly meeting of the Business Men's league will be held tnnieht. At the Ptnnrrl nf Trnla rrrnia Several matters will be taken up and discussed and a report will be made by Mr. Edward Cousins, who repre sented Salem before the Interstate commerce commission In AVashlng ton on the long and short haul mas ter. Refreshments will be served at the close of the meeting. Frederick Will Rend Frederick Will, a pioneer of Au rora, died at his home there Sunday morning. He was ohm at Bethel. Missouri, In 1848, crossed the plains in 1863, and located In Aurora, where with the exception of 10 years In Portland he had lived ever since. The funeral will be held tomorrow after noon at 2 o'clock from the family home at Aurora, under the auspices of the I. O. O. F. A Fine Render The reading of Parsifal by Mrs. Miller, of St. Paul, at the First Meth odist church Sunday in lieu of the regular services was a thoroughly en joyable event. Mrs. Miller is a na tural elocutionist and has perfect control of a very rich, full voice. Her inflections, emlihasis, expression and intoning gava the great poem a new and vastly larger meaning to the larger portion of the audiene. With Eastern Firm H. R. Jones, a shoe man since his eighteenth birthday, and recently one of the firm of the J. & H. Shoe company, Salem, is now traveline salesman for the well known shoe firm of J. F. Buddi & Co., of Burling ton, N. J. Mr. Jones leaves today for the east The' well faaiem people go with him. Laying Cement Mr. Harvey Cobb, manager of con struction fnr the P R T. A P fn is in the city starting the work of laying cement on the company's track In South Salem. Hear the Great Sextette From the opera Lucia, Wednesday night. May 17, at the First M. E. church. Mrs. Mendenhall, soprano; Miss Edglngton, alto, and the Wil lamette University Glee Club quar tette. Blue Print Machine The engineering department at the state capitol building has Installed a blue print machine and it has the distinction of being the only machine of Its kind In the city. Killed in Runaway- Sheriff Minto today received a telegram from G. B. Merrill, an un dertaker of Orville, California, ad vising hlra that Napoleon Simmons, whose relatives reside on Howell Prairie, had been killed in a runaway and that he w.ould hold the body un til Wednesday provided the relatives could be located. Wants Marriage Dissolved Alleging that her husband, Clar ence Morehead has been guilty of treating her cruelly, Mrs. Ethel Morehead has commenced divorce pnrceling9 against him In the circuit court. There Is one child involved! a boy Chester. Sentence Suspended After listening to the evlence adduced In the, case of the state against Frank ' Nueimeyer, charged with cruelty to animals, Judge Web ster Imposed a sentence of five days in jail on htm but suspended the sen tence pending good! behavior. Nueimeyer's offense was alleged to consist in starving some stock. BLOODHOUNDS FAILED TO FOLLOW HIM Escaping from the state institution for Feeble Mnded Saturday morning, Fred Campbell, an epileptic, despite that blood hounds were put on his trail succeeded in eluding the author ities until Sunday when he was lo cated and returned to the Institution after the hounds had abandoned the search. Campbell made his escape just at breakfast time. It was time for him to be attacked by an epileptic fit and he had been put in hs room In a straight jacket. While the attendant was temporarily away he effected his escape. Fearing that while suffering with the spell that he might die, the penitentiary blood hounds were put Into service and all of the afternoon Saturday and most of Saturday night they searched in vain. Sunday Camp bell was found bv an attendant near the Southern Pacific depot. France is sending tw,o more col- ums to Morocco at regular space rates. hou bouse, footed I (mieffl AT FOUNTAINS. HOTELS. OR CLSCWHCRC Gat the Original and Genuine HORLIGEC'S HALTED MILK TheFoodDrinkforAllAges I FOR SALE-Residence and ,""" rtrH MILK. MALT GRAIN EXTRACT. IN POWDER : With natnrnl . rge let in any Milk Trust jqr. Insist on "HORLICK'S" TiVi e nachaite horn NEW TODAY .,,; GREAT BARGAIXSU x woodshed and fn.u .... 'Us. teenth, near D street, f ' .I'" time at $2100. E Hofer . 0 " 201 U. S. National baS. rw ault Salem -z-tf- lzl01 Mr. and Mrs. George Mason have returned from a visit to Stayton. Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Westbrook have returned from Roseburg where they attended the strawberry festival. A. J. Pruitt has gone Jo his old home at Pearce City, Missouri, for a visit .Indira ThnniflB TnRl'l(l rotnrnarl yesterday from Oregon City where he visuea nis ramny. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Egan have re turned home ' after visiting their daughter. Marguerite, at Eugene. Governor West returned yesterday from Portland. Fred S. Bynon and J. A. Cooper went down to St. Louis, Oregon, yes terday. Mrs. D. C. Sherman, of Portland, returned home yesterday after visit ing her daughter, Mrs. W. J. Culver. Mrs. E. E. Campbell, of La Center. Washington, Is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Walker. Dr. M. P. Mendelssohn, of La Grande, Ore. has come to Salein to locate as an nccMillst and will hnvn offices fitted up and ready for prac tice june l. Miss Marvin, secretary of the Lib rary Commission, is im Los Angeles. Mr. C. E. Whitney returned last evening from Aumsville. Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Rabsden re turned from Portland last evening, where they have been visiting a few days. Arc You Looking 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 Bids. SALEM, OREGON REAL ESTATE AUCTION Head Offle, Minneapolis, Minn. Branch OtBcett Jfacleaj and Creswell, Oreg. At ST. LOUIS Thursday May 18 Take the .8:55 or the 11:15 Oregon Electric railway cars. Sale com mences at 10:30 and will last until .all the lots are sold. Fine lunch will be served on the grounds. Good music has been engaged. The entire townsite of St. Louis will be sold off In lots to the highest bidders. Easy terms. AWARDED $10,000 FOR AUDITORIUM After rendering a decision In the case of the Oregon Electrc railroad company against the Auditorium Rink company and the condemnation of its property for the benefit of the plain tiff. Judge Kelly yesterday afternoon adjourned the law department nf the circuit court until June 13. The railroad company asked for the condemnation of the property on which the rink Is situated as It was needed for track purposes. It al leged that though it had endeavored to arrive at a settlement with the owners of the rink it had failed and asked the court to fix a price upon the property. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will clear the sour stomach, sweeten the breath and create a heal thy appetite. They promote the flow of gastric Juice, thereby Inducing good digestion. Sold by all dealers. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S C ASTO R J A In) Mission and Twelfth street"" fine modern Improvement, mission flntsh. For . 8nort- only. E. Hofer & Sons. 201 rj . Nat. Bank building. Salem, Orel 4-29-tf-. WANTED AT O.VCE-Good live boy at the Journal office. 2 bright boy can make good mone after school. Apply at the Journal office at once. 5.15 AUCTION SALE OP LOTitvT forget to go to St LouuMSJ day next. All the lots In the to n'te J ",bS, 80ld at auon Z Bechtel & Bynon for particular. FREE Eight or nine loads of build, ing rock for the hauling away 1295 SALE Ten acres of fine fTult land; new five-room bungalow" chicken house; good well ; gomi fruit set out Just 3 K miles sou of Salem. Prce $2300. Tertni Oregon Realty Co., 275 State street 5-16-31 GOOD SIX ROOM HOUSE and two lots close to capitol street for only lir0. Your own terms. Bechksl & Bynon, 347 State Btreet. FOR SALE 5-room house and three fine lots; good new barn; some fruit; sewer assessments and street improvement paid; just 12 blocks from Bush's bank In South Salem Price $2100; $3(10 down, balance (15 per month. Oregon Realty Co, 275 State street. 5..3, FIVE ACRE TRACTS We have a few very fine live acre tracts at Hollywood. Only a few left. It you want one act now. Soil Is rich, the price is right and the terms we can make to suit your particular case. Bechtel & Bynon. 347 State street FOR SALE 20 acres of fine land; good S-room house; fine large new barn, 40x60 feet; chicken house; plenty of family orchard; six acres under cultivation; balance pasture and timber; running water; school in one corner of place; Just three miles from Salem on good road. Price $3000; $1B00 cash, balance $400 per year at 6 per cent. Oregon Realty Co., 275 State street. 5-16-3t GOOD FERTILIZER to be had freeof charge. Parties wishing such are urged to haul Immediately. Falr- mount Dairy, Slough road. 5-16-3t DAMON & FOSTER, grocers, 42J N. Commercial street, forced out of business. Sale now on. FORCED OUT of business Damon Foster, grocers, 429 N. Commercial. Every article in the store at forced out prices. The mining congress that meets In Portland today marks the heeln- ninsr nf a new era nf irold mlnlne In Oregon the comim? gold mining state of the union. 1MM) MM argams In Second Hand Vehicles Two-seat rubber tire surrey, good as new $60.00 Top buggy, rubber tires, first-class order 40.00 Good top buggy rubber tire 30.00 Top buggy, steel tire ... ' 20.00 i: S. A. Manning Implement House irUOT STATE STREET i BECHTEL & BYNON 347 State Street Tel. Main 452 Spray Now Now is the time to spray for coddling moth and all leaf-eating insects. We have both Or tho and Grasselll brands and they are the best on the market wnnout any exception. prices are city. Our the lowest In the G0PHER-G0 The only poison that gophers will eat; also, gets the squir rels, moles and rats. Try a can, 25 and 50 cents per can. D. A. WHITE & SONS Feedmen and Seedmen Poaltry and Bee Supplies Salem Oregon Talmadge Printing Co Koom 4, Patton Block Society and Commercial Printing executed promptly. Give an Iowa printer a call. It Is always a shock to a woman when she finds that sonny played they are rabijit's n;na j'Mt u c'e8se her. ''otqe Undertaking Parlors. Modern In every detail. Lady assist ant. Corner Cottage and Chemekett. "hone 724 MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN on personal anl city property. Z. T. Keyes, 314 U. S. National Bank Bldg. 4-15-lm MONEY TO LOAN THOS. K. FORD Over Ladd and Bush Bank, 3a1em. Or Monmouth, Oregon The home of the State Normal, Is a splendid town, surrounded by a mae- nlflcent country. The cllmarn can not be excelled on earth. Land is cheaper here than any place In Ore gon considering everything. we want good people and can take care of a great many. We have a very large list of very fine bargain. Note the following: A splendid 123-acre farm 4 miles out for 50 per acre. A good rolling farm of 57 acres Improved, only 2 miles out, good soil; $60. 285 acres almost in town, 200 un der cultivation, excellent soil, 75. 70 acres near town, house, barn, orchard, lots of berrleB for $32. 52 acres with improvements costing $4,000, an Ideal home, $7,000. The only hotel In Monmouth doing a fine business, $1300. The only hotel in Jefferson, Ore gon with splendid trade, only $5,000. Terms can be had on all these. Write or come and see us. 200 acres all black fine plow land, well improved, almost In town, $100. A very tno 450 acre stock farm with R. R. running through It, only $35. Monmouth Real Mnruir;h Mniflfl Fire Insurnace Society. Itarghardt & Meredith. Resident Agt 885 STATE STREET. Nr Oakland, California The enly VottContwwtrSu Chartered 1885. XNtar w g.- -"EnlrMC Lataratories for sexnee with modern cqr , merit. Excellent PP"un'"" -.. ' d economic... -library tudy,. mue Modern gymnasium. ?K . . , LutMt ol student., out-door life. ft'TV Fat Clay Canon, A. M, Lilt. p. catalogue addresl Secreury, WUli W'ti C, California. GEORGE M. POST ARCHITECT Corner Stnte Liberty St, Salem, Oregon. Room 1, Gray Bit Phone $04 TYPEWRITERS ALL Bought Sold Rented epl",,, gibbon -Hollers Supll,e ; M. LOCKW00D . ..i Mail Phone o,. any Mt
