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Newspaper Page Textr DAILY CAPITA! JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1011. age two. the capital journal E. HOFER, Editor and Proprietor R. M. HOFER, Manager dependent Newspaper Devoted to American Principle! and the Proirreu and Develonent of All Oregon Published Every Evening Except Sunday. Men, Or. SUBSCRIPTION RATES! (Invariably In Advance) FJaXr, by Carrier, per year $6-00 Vet month- CJly, by Mall, per year 4.M Pet month.. Weekly, by Mail, per year . 1.00 Six month FULL LEASED WIRE TELEGRAPH REPORT FIRST AVIATION MEE T. It is proper that Salem, the central point in the Willamette valley should have the first aviation meet. To see a man fly through the air, and direct and control a great flying machine, driven bw power, is an event in any one's life. People will come fifty miles tosee this sight for the first tune in their lives, and there will he ten thousand people in Salem. The greatest aviator in the United States will be in Salem on June 4, and will fly around the state fair grounds race track in a race with an automobile. Aviator Ely, who flew from the deck of a battleship in San Francisco bay, and returned to the ship, is the flying man who will be in Salem. This aviation meet will be theonly one between Medford and Fortland, and will be the greatest event ever pulled off here. o GERMAN SOCIETY WILL GET A PARK. GAMES IS Anxious FOR A SCRAP SORE OVER VANCOUVER'S NEWS TAPER TALK, SAYS HE IS READY TO CO OUT IN THE WOODS AND FIGHT JUST FOR GLORY. Highland addition to Salem, w d $650 M. C. and L. McCracken to Mary E. W. Wooten, lot 4, block 10, High land addition to Salem, w d. $300. S. and D. Presnall to Mary E. W. Wooten, lot 4, block 10. Highland addition to Salem, w (., 350. V. and F. Manning to Herman Berg, lot 3 and fraction lots 1 and b, block 20. St. Louis, q c d $1. V. and P. Manning to Herman Berg, 19.81 acres, t 7 s, r 2 w, w d, $3000. J. and A. Carter to John H. Hartog 126.50 acres, t 9 s. r 2 w, w d, $10. A. M. and N. Campbell .to G. P. Clems, 40 acres, section 19, t 7 8 r 1 w, w d. $4200. W. B. and A. M. Helvle to W. D. Claggett, 1 Oacres, t 6 s, r 3 w, w d, $1. R. A. and J. C Brown to B. F. Randall, south half northwest quar ter block 33, North Salem, w d, $2000. J. M. and E. L. Crowley, et al., to C. E. Brown, 10 acres, section 33, a 5 s, r 1 w, w d. $10. . J. P. and E. P. Wagtver to S. and S. Heist, lot 8. block 17, Depot addi tion, Salem, w d, $50. G. E. and O. A. Kruse, et al., to Mary B. Rutherford, 65.5 acVes, t 7 s, r 2 and 3 w. w d. $1. "I will fight Private Courtney In a main event for a $500 aide bet, win ner take all, and if that is not satis factory to him, and he really is Itch ing for a fight I will take him to the foothalls and fight him for nothing, but I am no longer a member of the pork and beans brigade, and am not looking for any preliminary stunts," aaiii T T rialna In ranlir r. ha nhnL VI 1.11. a,. II 1.1 II k;. I 1 1 . 1. 1 1 1 . 1,11 I 1111 1,111.1 , lentre made through the columns of M. H. and A. Starr to D. P. Ineer- The Journal recently by Courtney's soil. 3 acres, t 7 s, r 2 w, w d. $1800 A Skin of Beauty is a Joy Forever rvL T. FELIX COURAUD'S ORIENTAL CREAM OR MAGICAL BEAUTIF1ER RemoTf Tun. rlmplM, Freckles Uth I'-tclic. Kuti, and hklo IlrkM, una every Diemu-a on beauty, and iU 11m detection. It bai lUxxl tbt teat of i rear, and U to htrtnleu w UatU tobeiiurttt It properly mad. Accept do countcr felt of timiUr name. Dr. L. A. Havre tald to a lady of tbe baut ton (ft patient). "A you ladle will ue then), I recommend tlmmmA rMm the leant harmful of all the kin preparation." Vat 1 by alt druMiU and Fancy Good IKalere Id the United but, Canada tod Europe ERD.T.HQPIINS, Prop, 37 Great Jcne Slreet, KtwTorl The Salem German Society has a committee appointed to work out a plan to secure a park near the city. Such a park will become an amusement center for a large number of people, and will be very desirable as an addition to the city. These parks, in time, are beautified with an open-air pavilion, with fountains and statutary and for open-air band concerts and picnics. 1 lio German Society has secured i-n option on a three and a half-acre grove south of the city.as beautiful as Fairmount Park. The society will try to secure this park by the co-operation of its members, and at the same time build up a social center. In this laudable undertaking they deserve the assistance of all public-spirited citizens, as the park will be public. The plans of the committee, if carried out, will not only make money for all the share holders, but will secure a park. The German Society has about 150 members, and the indica tions are that the movement will meet with general approval. 50 PER CENT FAIL TO PASS III GRADE EIGHT X-RAYS AND' SMILES. If all the vehicles in Salem are made to keep off the streets when not moving, the town will look like the insiirrectos had been through it, and left nothing alive. Eleven more appeals were filed In the circuit court here yesterday from manager, Zig Schye, whoever he may be. Gaines Is Mad. Gaines is not only willing to fight, but he is mad and if Courtney is just one-half as mad, he can get a fight, and one on any terms almost he wants, save preliminary stunts, and It ought to be one which would draw a crowd. Now the reason that Gaines Is mad ia that Courtney and his manager have been Intimat ing that he is afraid of Courtney, and does not want to fight him when, as a matter of fact, he has offered to fight him, but ao far the offers have been brushed aside. Was Too Ilusy. "I offered to fight Courtney in Vancouver just a short while ago," continued Gaines. "I met him on the street and tried to get him to sign up for a fight, but he said he had his dates all full, and that he was going to be discharged, and then he was going to the logging camps. I then offered to sign up and fight him at any time ,he desired this fall or next year any time, but he Just walked away from me, and would not even listen to the proposals. No licplles to Letters. "Then he and his manager began to roast me In the Portland papers, and the papers here, for not wanting to fight him, and also sent me let ters. Well, I replied to them Ella C. Hirsch, et al., to Kola Nies, right of way part lot 3, block 46, Sa lem, w d, $1. P. W. and J. N. Waters to Fred R. Waters, lot 22 Grabenhorst fruit farms, w d, $10. Alice M. Beeler to P. B. Roberts, south half of southeast quarter block 48, North alem, w d, $400. W. and E. V. Angel to A. F. Keith ley, 20.80 acres, section 24, t 9 s, r 2 w, w d, $1300. A. W. and J. L. Howell to C. I. Beck, lots 3, 4, block B, Simpson's add to Salem, w d, $1200. ARE GETTING SORE AT THE WHEELMEN Roturns from the county school superintendents of the state show that 50 per cent of the students tak ing the eighth grade examinations Woodburn, all growing out of the have failed to pass, but In a majority Bachelor's club imbroglio In that of cases the failure exists in but one city. And it seems the end has only or two studies and these students will begun, be allowed to take an examination in these studies In the month of June, Mayor Simon, of Portland, has just and if they are successful then they donated a ten volume copy of the will be declared passed. Talmud to the Willamette unirsity. The two subjects In which the The students can now post up on greater portion of the failures were Longfellow's Sandalphon. made were civil government and ' grammar. State superintendent oi Public Instruction Alderman, who, together with Assistant Superinten dent Carleton, prepared the ques tion's for' examinations admitted, today that he believed that the questions In the two subjects had perhaps been a little too hard, and before another examination is held they will probably be revised and be made easier. mm i was ready to meet him In a main event, and for a $500 side bet, but have heard nothing from him cannot get a reply ta a letter sent di rect to his manager or In care of the sporting editor of either of the Port land papers. Will Al Meet Any Other-Man. "I am also ready to meet any oth er man in Oregon In a heavywedght contest, and if there are any of them let them trot them out. Members of the pork and beans brigade, howev er, need not apply, because I will not enter a preliminary contest, but it must be a main event for money." Now, that would look as though it was up to Courtiwy and his man ager, to use an old expression, to "put up, shut up or take a walk." - Asserting that bicycles on the walks of principal streets of the city are becoming as thick as the ver min that over spread the earth in the time of Pharoah, and equally as much of a nuisance, citizens living in certain sections of the city have sig nified their Intention of taking the telling i enforcement of the ordinance relative Motor Car Insurance. We write Insurance on automobiles and all kinds of power driven vehi cles at the lowest rates, and Insure against damages from fire under any and all circumstances, whether in prl vate or public garage or on the road or In accident. More cars are de stroyed by fire than by all other causes put together. Rates the low est. E. Hofer & Sons, 201 U. S. Na tional Bank building. 5-22-tf Chamberlain's Stomach aud 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, A touch of rheumatism or a twinge of neuralgia, whatever the trouble is Chamberlain's Liniment drives away the pain at once and cures the com plaint quickly. First application gives relief. Sold by all dealers. 11 1 - s. . I txtra Special Sale of Wiiw. i and Lhildren s Hosiery Never Wear Out Hosiery for 25c values 50c values 60c Silk Boot Hosiery $1,50 Silk Hose Women!! - 19c 39c 48c ; S1.lo $2.00 Silk Hose "tj $2,25 Silk Hose.. V Children's 15c Hose, per pair .. : Women's 15c Hose, 2 pair for -o- STATF NEWS. Fire from an unknown cause, de stroyed the Bandon broom handle and match factory at Bandon last week. Loss $10,000. The Coos Bay Brewing company will-erect a bottling works at North Bend, at a cost of $12,000. The struc ture will be built of concrete blocks and will be 9a feet long and 47 feet wide. The oil wells at Vale indicate that paying oil will be struck soon, Mrs. Caroline Sexton, aged 85 and one of the oldest pioneers on Roguo river, having lived there 56 years, died at Grants Pass Monday. Judge Kelley, although In office for nearly Ave months, performed his first wedding ceremony at Albnny Monday when he married C. W, Bragg and Miss Cora E. Gatts, both of Al bany. Eugene Is working up a Farmer's independent telephone system. Isaac Foster Conn, aged 69 and a resident of Albany for 50 years, died at his home there last Friday, May 19. The MaderoB are most of them com ing north. With the head of the fami ly an offlcerln the regular government of Mexico, they realize that It is dan gerous to live in a country where revolution is patriotism and assassin ation a virtue. They had no objec tion to filling the role of assassins, but as "assasslnees" not much. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTOR! A Diaz will quit tomorrow. We con gratulate him on1 having quit the thankless job alive. A Paris banker' killed himself yes terday because he was short $40,000 in his accounts. He should have come to America and' learned that that amount is only an excuse for really going short. , A negro woman In a Los Ange'ea church discovered "a lady" In the next pew, wearing clothes that haA been stolen from her wardrobe. She went for them then and there and had the thief nearly stripped before oth ers could Interfere. They were taken into a dressing room and when the irate loser was through identifying her property, the other woman only wore a look of surprise. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. rjp 1 T P Y At Fountains & Elsewhere Ask for "HORLICK'tf Tlii Original and Genuine 171 ALT ED. I Lit Tha Food-drink for All Agts. At restaurants, hotels, and fountains. Delicious, invigorating and sustaining. Keep it on your sideboard at home. Don't travel without it A quick lunch prepared ia a minute. Take o imitation. JustuyHORLKTS." Ja tio Oomblno or Trust The splendid work of Chamber lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Is dally coming to light No such grand remedy for liver and bowel troubles was ever known before. Thousands bless them for curing con stipation, sick headache biliousness, jaundice and Indigestion. Sold by all dealers. rj "Beautiful Salem." Salem, the most "Beautiful City" in the West, The world's "Cherry City" and the best People come from everywhere, Each year to visit our Cherry Pair. Some ride, some others walk. But Salem Is all the talk. They like Salem so they stay, And write their friends to come this way. Yes, and Salem Is always on the boom, So come right now while there is room. Buildings going up everywhere, Hurry up or there will be no room to spare. And when you come and feel astray, Ask a friend to show the way; He will be glad to do so, If you ask, For a request like that Is not a task. Have a real estate agent to show you land, He will be willing to lend a hand. So come right now and be sure you stay, Take the next train that comes this way. W. R. J. T. Cooper, et al., to A. U. Den nis, et ux., 100 feet on State street, Salem, w d, $525. J. S. and B. McDonald to Cherry CIt ylnvestment Company, part lot 5, block 20, University Park add to Sakm, w d, $600.' M. P. and E. Pane to Ella O'Con nor, 2.05 acres, t 7 s, r 3 w, w d, $1500. S .P. and A. Anderson to Ida M. Eyre, 101.3 acres, t 7 8, r 1 W, w d $10. J. L. and M. Farlow to G. C. Poulk, 81.06 acres, t 9 s. r 2 w, w d, $3300. J. and S. E. Graham to Beatrice Shelton, lot 3, block 5, Salem Hetfghta add to Salem, w d, $10. O. E. and F. H. Carson to J. P. Wilbur, land In t 8 s, r 1 e, w d. $10. A. J. Parkhurst to J. C. Dobbins, lot 12. block. Willamette add to Sa lem, w d, $10. G. A. and M. E. Marts to G. W. and M; Myer, undivided .one-half In terest in lots 9 and Iff, block 14, Scotts Mills, w d, $600. R O. and L. A. Anderson by D. P. Timmerman, west half lot 18, Capi tal Home add to Salem, w d, $275. ' G. W. Warner 4o W. E. Knower, 6 acres, t 8 s. r 2 w, w d, $10. C. and R. Knapp to N. E. Abbott, land in t 7 s, r 3 w, w d, $200. J. C. Pettyjohn to W. W. Petty John, part block 1, Roberts' add' to Salem, w d, $20. William S. Flynn, et al., to Eugene P. Flynn, 50 acres, t 4 s, r 1 w, w d, to them up with Chief of Police Ham ilton soon and In the event that he cannot give them relief, to apply to the city council. Under an ordinance passed some time ago by the council it Is unlaw ful to ride bicycles on the walks on certain streets of the city. The chief, hoping no doubt that it would be ob served, had large glaring placards posted on these streets admonishing the public in general that wheels must not be ridden on the walks. Bicycle riders In general, however, have dis regarded the warning and on most of the streets, and especially Chem eketa, the walks are crowded at the noon hour and in the evening with wheels. While a wheel man Is not allowed on the walks of this street, the pedestrian's rights are wholly Ig nored and in many instances, where they have insisted upon keeping the walk and it matters not whether men or women they have been abused by the wheelman, and in some instances collisions have occurred but no serious Injuries have resulted. o THE RECALL PETITIONS GROW SLOWLY Made Happy There were several hun dred people who en joyed their trip to Kingwood Park yesterday and delighted to see the great amount of improvements now going On- Graded streets, cement walks and curbs, shade trees, beau tiful entrance gates, electric light lines, pure well water to be piped all over the tract and the great number of new bungalow's now being built. It cost you nothing to see this beautiful addition, just phone 452 and we will take you in one of our autos. 00 tH-u-"Mttt'ttAttttttHMttiinti nuu-J t--- IHIHtlDttttl IM Wtw Huie Wing Sang Co,! Complete Assortment of Dry Goods j Ladies' and Gent's furnishing goods j now on sale at greatly reduced! prices. j 75c Suitings, sale price 50c $5.00 Cashmere Wrapper. .$3.75 $2 Flannelette Wrappers... $1.50 $2.25 lgng Kimonas at.... .$1.75 75c Dressing Sacques at. ...60c Children's Wash Dresses at. .50c, 75c, $1, $1.25 to $1.75 i.uu buii ases now j ; $6.00 leather Suitcase now.H.75 ' $3.00 Men's Pants, now.., (225 ! $1.25 Pongee Dress Shirts. .T5e if 50c Mesh Underwear, now..!5e Jj Ladles' Gauze Vests at iOc, 15c, 20c, 25c to 75e j J All Goods at Sale Prices this week! 325 N, Commercial Street. Salem, Oregon The recall petltiops against School Director Millard are signed up to the extent of about 300 signatures. The highest vote for Justice of the su preme court In this school district was about 1(300, hence at least 400 names are necessary in this school district to make a recall petition good. The names are coming in very slowly for the attempted recall and It begins to look as though the un dertaking would fall for want of sig natures. None have been circulated In the south part of the city, where the sentiment seems to be almost unanimous for the policies of the present school board. This is the first recall attempted in this city and it Is being watched with a great deal of interest. Capitol Trust Co., Owners. Bechtel & Bynon AGENTS 347 STATE ST. Phone 452 4 MtMMMMMtMtlttHHW ItnilMIIMMIW I "Economies" We Can't Afford t In one sense, we could save money by using cheaper soap than the very best, by using cheaper starch and lower priced employees, J etc. j But the saving at most would be only a fraction of the resulting loss In reputation. I You can count on the fact that we practice no "economy that i tnboa it nil nf vniir rlnthPH I We aim to do the finest laundering possible, second to none. Our I patrons tell us we succeed. You will like our work. Try It Lo- j est prices guaranteed. , i SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY, ! Phone 25. 130-166 SOUTH LIBERTY STREET I l.iut.tti.ntt...ttnttfMMt ID IT MOW! $i. ana si. uecntei to Acioipn Hov- tion of the kidneys tMi. uv-.nM, i. t n, r i w, w u, vuu, S. and F. Whitworth to T. C. and M. A. Ackerson. lots 11, 12, block 5, Donald, w dr $200. ' J. F. and E. Kffl'rr to T. J. and ,7. Kert, 21 acres, t 4 s. r 2 w, w J, $1. T. J. Kerr and J. Kerr to J. F. and E. Kerr, 18.57, acres; t 4 s, r 2 w, w d. $1. Auiiyrlum Roller Rink 'Co. to Oregon. Electric R. R. Co., lot 1, block 62, Salem, q c d, $1. J. L. and M. Fenton toG. C. Foulk 81.08 acres, t 9 s r I f, w d, $3300. O. B. and F. H. Carson to 8. P. Wilbur, land In t 7 e, r 1 e, w d, $10. N. W. and R. Oitaen to J. and K. Bauer, 4 acres, section 11, t 6 s, r 1 w, w o $300. Mary E. UpdegTaf Wooten to Isora P. Wooten, tots 8, 9, 10. block 12, Warning to Railroad Men. E. S. Bacon, 11 East St., Bath; Me., sends out this warning to railroad ers: "A conductor on the railroad my work caused a chronic inflamma- and 1 was miser able and all played out. A friend advised Foley Kidney Pills and from thj day I commenced taking them, I began to regain my strength. The inflammation cleared and I am far better than I have been for 20 years. The weakness- and dizzy spells are a thing of the past and I highly recom mend Foley Kidney Pills." Red Cross Pharmacy. Do not Delay Seeing Kingwood Park. The matter nf spier finer a' Knme i a mnst imnnrtant one and OB- which needs careful thought and consideration. We want you to consider these facts: First, that all improve ments are inrlnrierl in the met nf hnme .'cites in Kinewood Park. Secend, that Kingwood Park is the most highly improved section around Salem and is recognized as the select residence district of Salem LOTS $275.00 to $650.00 See Kingwood park for yourself. To do this you need only call Maim 452 and we will send an auto for yon Talinadge Priiiiug Co, Koom 4, Patton Block' Society and Commercial Printing, executed promptly. Give an lowaprIntcr a call. Balked at Cold Steel. "I wouldtft' let a adct6r" cut' my- foot off," said li. D. Ely, Bantam Ohio, "although a horrible ulcer has been the plague of my life for four years. Instead I used Bucklen's Arni ca Salve, and my foot warf soon com pletely cured." Heals burns, bolls, sores, bruises, Eczema Pimples, corns, surest pile cure, 25c at J. C. Perry's. o ' CASTOR I A For Inianti and Children. The Kind Yon Haw Always Bought Bears the Signature of 9 11 IF Own6rs rt.tf Sales Agents .