Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, September 15, 1911, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAOK TWO DAILY CAPITA! JOCBNAL, liALEM, PRECOX, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1911. The Best Place to Eat Hotel M Grill anon 3 Music ever' day IE Prepares younjr people for bookkeepers, stenographers and general office work. Tlio development of the Nortliwmt will afford openings for thousands in the next few yearn. Prepare now. Send for catalogue. W. I. STALEY, Principal Salem. Oregon The Spa Confectionery One. of the oldest and boat eqlpped In Salem. A complete lino of frosh candles, made evorjr day. All-kinds of fancy Ice cream and shorborta. Everything manufactured, the best that ma'-orlal and workmanship make. u H u 382 State Street COME IN Havo you been In our store to seo tb0 new fall styles In Mon's, wo Dion's njid children's fine shoes. Wo have all tho latest and most up-to-dato lasts and patterns. Wo will bo glad to show you REINHART'S SHOE STORE Opposite Bly's Theatre. 444 STATE STREET Electrical Fixtures and Supply Co. li i MANUFACTURERS OF Gas and Electric Fixtures Klectrlo construction, limldo wiring, motor work, export plating and ropalrlng. Wholesale and Retail, 254 North Llborty street, Salem, Oregon. Phono Main 263. E. W. Strong, Pres. W. K. Darnell Mgr. SALNM, OREGON. Willamette Sanitorium Corner Winter and Ferry Sts. The only Hospital in the city. DR. CARTWRIGHT, Superintendent lR. ,I.V KING, Proprietor. PI ION K "HI, P. (). Ilox auH CHINESE DRUG STORE GENERAL MERCHANDISE kit high htrukt iii:tvi:i: statu ami furry stkf.i is. Offlic Vpstnlrs. NAI.KM, OlilOGON, " CHINESE MEDICINE TEA DR. L. M. HUM 153 High Street. Salem, Oregon TronlH nil dlsixnso. Continuation and examination free. Curo guar anteed when money Is paid In advance. P. O. Ilox 95. While visiting Salem during Stale Fair week, don't fall to call at the "Temple of Palmestry" And have your hand rend. Past, Present and Future revealed. Stale Street, North Corner of liberty. Among the noted Blood Horses on Exhibition This Year Are "OREGON STAMP", 4-year-old Stallion, weight 1975 pounus: DON "0", a full brother, and black mare "MAY", and many others from the farm of VV. D. CLAGGETT Four miles north of Salem. R. F. D. No. 8. Hosldonco 495 n. Commercial Street, Salom, Oregon. PIIOMi MAIN a.-:l 120 SOUTH COMMERCIAL H. H. HUNTER & CO. ! V, h. IU'RAfj AND 1XTF.R-COMMUNICAT1XG TKI.EPHOXES. ELECTRIC WIRING, Fixtures and Supplies. WMOl.FSAMC AM RETAIL MOTOR WORK Ol'll SPECIALTY For Eire Insurance the Horticultural Fire Relief of Oregon Is unexcelled . Insurance now In force $8, 000,000. Losso prompt ly paid. An Oregon Institution for Oregon people. Patronize your home Institutions. JOIIX PEMREHTO.Y, IYr. E. II. AXDERSOS. Sec.Trwu. H. 8. RAltCLIFF, Ocnl. Agt. 1 a 1-w 7 ii Seme Pippins In "The Sunny Side of Nroiidnu at The Grand, Sept. 1. VANCOUVER COUNCIL APPROVES LOCK-JOINT CONCRETE SEWER PIPE W. S. Shaw, who for the past six months has hei'ii foreman of the Pa cific Lock-joint Concrete Sewer Pipe company, has been promoted to the responsible position of general sup erintendent for tills state Willi head quarters at Portland, with olllces in the llliike-MeHal! building, lie was accompanied by the members of the city council of Vancouver, Washing ton, who spent yesterday at the state fair ami were shown over the city. They especially admired the paving of the Salem streets and their beauty and width. The concrete sewer pipe made by the above firm met their unanimous approval and will proba bly be used in that city. This firm manufactured about fiOOO feet of 30 and iili-lnch-pipe Tor the South Salem sewer, and are now making nearly as much of 21-inch, 42-inch and 48-Inch pipe for the I'nlnn street sewer. Mr. Shaw has hosts of friends in Salem who rejoice at his promotion. AN INVESTMENT THAT WILL PAY TEN PER CENT VAM AItl.E CORNER IX IIEAIIT OF CITY Hllll It All, lit) U OX TWO SWKH FOR SU.K OK THANK FOIt STOCK ItAXCIl. RKFl'GKH FOIt GAME IlIliDS AND AXIMALS The undersigned has for sale or trado a tin 1 1" block on Commercial street, Salem, Oregon, on Oregon Klectile railroad and Portland Rail way, Light & Power company street car line, two blocks from Marion ho tel, one block from Southern Paclllc depot, and one block from Oregon Klectile depot, with feed barn and blacksmith shop, costing about STiiOO sale price, $t7,ri()il. The other half of tho same block Is held at over $:!il,0i0. The barn is Insured for $nooo, almost new frame structure of the best construction, has all modern conveniences, is well located for Mislness, and has a growing business. Owner desires to get Into tho stock raising ' business, and will sell on terms, one-ltal! cash, or trade for a stock ranch. The nhove price Includes paving, sewer assessment and sidewalks, all made and paid for, costing about $10(10. The buildings. Tills feed barn Is the largest and best In the city, Is :iSx1!Hi, partially double story, on :'olld foundations, has permanent mangers ami storage for Sen tons of hay, and all grain usul. There is a well equipped blacksmith shop with good business. On.' room of this large building could easily be equipped for a garage. Iluslness paving. The business now has rentals of $s; per month, and r'titnls increasing. This Is be sides the large transient business which Is paying in per cent, net, on the price asked, and with a rapidly growing city ami country tilling up with people will he doubled inside of a year or two. at the outside. Size of the lot. The half block fronts on Commercial street, 1S4 'ii feet and Is ;ilt! feet deep on Mill street, tlie line of the Oregon Elrotrlc railway, now under construction to Albany. The Portland Interiirbun line passes tin Commercial There is a building site of front on Commercial street good store room can be put electric street. r.O feet where a In to good advantage. If yen are Interested, or want fur ther information, address E, liefer Sons, 21 ! S. Commercial street, In vestments, real estato and Insurance. Salem. o Only n little fold in the head may be the beginning of an obstinate case of Nasal I aiarrli. Drive out out the Invader with Ely's Cream Halm applied straight to the inflamed st u (Ted up tilr-passages. Price 50 cents. If you piet.r to use an nloni l. r. nsk for Liquid Cream ISalm. it has ail the good qualities of the solid form of this remedy and w ill rid you of catarrh or hi.y fever. No cocaine to breed a dreadful habit. No mer cury to dry out the secret.on. Price TTie, with spraying tube. All di'ig glsts, or mailed ly Ely ISros., 56 Warren street. New York. There Is a law In the state of Ore gon which may he matlo to serve a wonderfully valuable purpose, if Its provisions were more widely known. The recent agitation requesting tlie governor to suspend the hunting sea son, to the end that the damage from forest fires might be minimized, calls attention to the above mentioned pro vision. It Is one of the privileges of tlie state game warden to make pri vate contracts with property owners, setting aside their land as game res ervations. When once this is done, it is unlawful for any one to hunt game birds and game animals on the land so set. aside. An Impression has prevailed that private owners would suffer some In convenience, were they to take ad vantage of this act. On the contrary, there Is no expense involved, on the part of the owner, nor is the land with drawn from any useful purpose, it Is merely contracted between the owner ami the state game warden that the land described shall he re garded as a' private reserve, upon which no hunting, either by outsiders or the owner himself, shall be lawful- The hunting and killing of var mints, however, can be carried on by special permit from tho warden in charge. The owner merely agrees to act In the capacity of deputy game warden for that particular piece of properly, submitting such evidence as he gathers to the proper authori ties. There are millions of acres of tim ber land in tho slate that could be withdrawn under contract with the state game warden as well as hun dreds and perhaps thousands of oth er large tracts. I'nder this law, the danger from forest lire could be al most entirely eliminated, so far as its origin Is due to careless hunters. Phis law Is not only a protection against forest lire, but can be made to serve the farmers a useful purpose by making It unlawful for hunters to trespass on their land, damaging heir grain and killing their stock besides making the game protection laws of the state of some conse quence. n State of Ohio, City of Toiedo Lucas County, sa. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior member of the Arm of P. J. Cheney & Co., doing business In the city of Toledo, county and state aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of 'ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS for each and nvnrv rnaa nf catarrh that cannot be cured by the uso ui nairs iaiarrn Lure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed In my Dresence. this fith dnv nt rw ceniber. 1886. A. W. QLEASON. (Seal) Notary Public. Hail's Catarr Cure is taken Inter nally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials free. F. J. CHENEY ft CO., Toledo, O.j Sold by all druggists. 75c. ' Take Hall's Family Pills for con stipation. o Journal "Want Ads" Bring Resuita o CHIIdren Cry FOR FLETCHER'S C ASTO R I A THE SUHHY SIDE OF BROADWAY HERE MONDAY No musical play, no comedy seen li New York In the past two seaixms has caused such honest, wholesome laugh ter nnd hna been commended so high ly as 'The Sunny Side of Broadway," , the latst offering from me pen oi ; Bovla Woolfolk. whose success of last ; season, "A Winning Miss," will be re membered by all lovers or music. This delightful comedy will be pre- I sented here on September IS, at the urana opera nouse. Foremost In the cast Is Mr. Max Bloom, whose pronounced promi nence la musical comedy in the last j several seasons haa made such an impression on iheatre-goers that his work will long be remembered. .Mr. Bloom is well supported by a capable company, among them being Miss Alice Slier, comedienne; Miss Florence Morrison, prima donna; Mr. J ,E. Coughlln, John Gllmore and Jack Leslie, whose portrayal of Irish gentlemen is a riot of laugh ter and fun. The play Is overflowing with mel ody and delightful popular songs, a few of the most prominent being "Beware of the Garden of Love, which is a gem of the highest qual-l ity; "My New Motor Boat," "Meet! Me at the Stage Door Johnnie," "College Days," "Every Town Has a Broadway," "Oh, Mr. Moba, You're i Very Foolish," "Selling Papers," and the talk of the country, "The Pazaza Plant." The staging of this comedy was personally done by Mr. W'olfolk, whose capability Is shown by the clever dances seen through the en tire performance. o Prominent Snlcm Attorney Will Wed. Invitations are out today announc ing tlie wedding of Miss June M Patty, of Amity, Yamhill county, Or egon, to Attorney Roy F. Shields, of Salem, the wedding to take place at the home of the bride's parents at Amty, Wednesday evening, Septem ber 20. Rev. Edward Gittings, of Amity, will perform the ceremony. The young collide will make their home in this city on North Eight eenth street. The bride is a graduate of the ora torical department of Willamette 1'niverslty and Is well known among the young social set of, Salem. The groom, who also Is a graduate of the law department of Willamette Uni versity, is now a member of tlie law firm of Smith and Shields, with of fices in the Hush bank building. Among the prominent Salem peo ple who will attend the wedding at Amity are James Crawford, Guy O. Smith, Dr. and Mrs. 1 II. Thompson, Dr. G rover Pei'.inger and Miss Hattie Beckley. Mr. Shield:) has been a resident of Salem for Tie lust seven years and has made n.pld advancement in his chosen profession since graduating from tlie local college. The young attorney now adds the final touch necessary for a complete success in any walk of life by taking a wife, the sweetheart of Ins school days. The young lawyer was employed on special work at the state house during the last session of the legis lature nnd served as temporary sec ond assistant attorney-general for the state of Oregon during the period pending tlie arrival in Salem of lames Crawford, who now occupies that position. Mr. Shields has been handling considerable of the cases in the local justice court during the last few months. FOR COXSTIPATIOX. A Medicine that Does Not Cost Any. thing I nlcssr It Satisfies. The active medicinal Ingredients of Rexall Orderlies, which is odor less, tasteless and colorless, is an en tirely new discovery. Combined with other extremely valuable in gredients, it forms a perfect bowel regulator. Intestinal invigorator and strengthened Rexall Orderlies are eaten, like candy, and are notable Tor their agnableness to the palate and gentleness of action. They do Hj't cause griping or any disagree able effect or inconvenience. Unlike other preparations for a Iko purpose, they do not create a habit, but instead they overcome tho cause of habit acquired through the use of ordinary laxatives, cathar tics and harsh physic, and per manently remove tho cause of con stipation or irregular bowel action. We will refund your money with out argument if thev do not do as we say they will. Three sizes. 50c, 2uc nnd 10c. Sold only at our store The Rexall Store. J. C. Perry. , o Don t waste your money buying plasters when you can get a bottle of Chamberlain's Liniment for 25 cents A piece of flannel dampened in this liniment is superior to any plaster for lame back, pains In the side and chest, and much cheaper. Sold by all dealers. Common Colds Most Be Takrn Seriously For unless cured they sap the vitality and lower the vital resistance to more serious infection. Protect your child ren and yourself by the prompt use of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and note its quick and decisive re sults. For coughs, cold, croup, whoop ing cough, bronchitis and affections of the throat, chest and lungs it is an ever ready and valuable remedy Re member the name. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and refuse substitutes The genuine is In a yellow package Red Cross Pharmacy (H. Jerman) Bligh. Theatre Advanced Refined Vaudeville To amuse and make You happy is my business MATINEE EVERY DAY Salem Auto Garage oasoiene iuc per uaiion. Storage, Oils and Accessories. 246 State Street BUSBY & WILKINSON The Famous Dr. A. Reed and Mayer Cushion Sole Shoes Don't fall to see my liifo of R. P. Smith Shoes and Bates Drsn Shoes for men, from $3 to 15. My line of high cuts never mors complete than this year Ladles', Misses' and children's shots it prices in reach of all. Save money by laying In your winter's sup. ply at JACOB VOGT, 220 N. Commercial St GEOkGE-M-POSI- CHITECT-I Collate H Liberty Sta SfiUwfirt NIOXE MAIN 304 $1,500 If Sold at Once Modern bungalow on Shipping Street, just off Capital Street. Pavement and sewer assessment paid. We have been holding this place at $1600, but for one week will offer it at $1500, as owner needs money. E. HOFER & SONS 213 S. Commercial St. Phone 82 4 HtHtilHimW CAPITAL GARAGE VICK BROS., Proprietors. Full line of Automobile Supplies, Oils and Gasolene. Autos for hire, storage and repairing. All work guaranteed. Agents for LOCOMOBILE, OHIO, HUDSON, .OAKLAND, .ELMORE .AND FORD AUTOMOBILES AND KELLY TRUCKS. . 1912 cars now in. Call and see them. Phone Main 783, 173 South Liberty street. "Economies" We Can't Afford In one sense, we could save money by using cheaper soap thaa tlie very best, by using cheaper starch and lower priced employed, l etc. But the saving at most would be only a fraction of the resulting t loss in reputation. You can count on the fact that we practice no "economy" toa' I takes It out of your clothes. We aim to do the finest laundering possible, second to none. Our patrons tell us we succeed. You will like our work. Try It Low-1 est prices guaranteed. jj SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY, TLone 25. anirrn i inunTV STREET 1 DORRANCE THE SIGN MAN, 1 45 S. LIBERTY ST. Good Signs, "That's AH" Oregon Agricultural College iJ6i .g0? '''cultural College Is eminent among tho educa tional Institutions of the West. It is notable because it s. rves the people, by and for whom It was established. Dignifies the Industries heiar1ur' ihe en8'neer, the mechanic, the business man. the hn thS day labrer-these are its clients. Its business Is the nnS!! . he common People to aid, to inspire, to elevato. to i? 0 new life the fundamental industries of a great and growing commonwealth. Degree Courses Agriculture including major work in Agronomy. Animal lZ 8 rl,;ult,!ral Chemistry, Bacteriology, IMant Pathology. M mology. Horticulture. Poultry Husbandry Veterinary Sclen. e. I MU IWtrlcal, Mechanical and Mlnlnif KngJuwrluK, Domestic Scli'iw Art, lorestry, Commerce, Pharmacy. Other Courses TJomfta?Iaci 'nter and summmer short courses in Agriculture Domestic Science and Art, Forestry, Commerce and Mechanical ,- , ' )oiee' Plano' Stringed and Band Instruments, student y" Md0rn euPulent Twenty-five building t,01168" Fens September 22. Catalog and Illustrated litjtl'r(? Co7vais?Oregaotn0,, Addl"e88 Beg1strar' 0168011 A8rlculturai 1