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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1911)
I I II II 11 M II II TrCi vfs''fTS'r -vnfsH '7 r-f? X II II I i fOL. ED. SALEM. OREGON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMRER 16, 1011. NO. 323. U. G. SHIPLEY COMPANY 145-147 NORTH LIBERTY STREEET, SALEM, OREGON. Outfitters to Women, Misses and Children THE STORE OP TODAY Conveniently arranged for easy inspection. You will find here an eitensive and interesting showing of correct fall goods. QUALITY MERCHANDISE POPULAR PRICES The Bitulithic Pavement Good Pavements on Streets Not Guarantees on Paper LAID THE WORLD OVER Patronize Home Industry and Specify a Furnace for Your Home MADE IN OREGON We make a high class Furnace at price of cheaper grades. Over 400 of our Furnaces in use in the City of Salem. DON'T FAIL TO SEE OUR EXHIBIT AT THE FAIR. Anderson Steel Furnace Co. SALEM, OREGON NOTHING OVER 15c AT Hobson's 5, 1 0 & 1 5c Store This store carries the most compelte line of 5, 10 and 15c merchan dise in the city. More than 15,000 different articles on display. Specials on sale dally that are worth many times the sale price. Out of town people are especially welcome at this store, and you will find it to your advantage to make this store your shopping headquarters when in Salem. G. VV. HOBSON, 5, 10 and 15c Store 251 NORTn COMERCIAL SALEM, OREGON ll'jfUhj.JlSiUi! AKIN6 POWDER MADE IN OREGON Made in Salem Oregon None Better Made Anywhere. Capital City Creamery SALEM, OREGON. Cream Buyers and Manufacturers of "Buttercup" Brand Butter fvT" O. ' ' v. tv:- it j- 11 - V v-.r-'. . , ... -. X-tv. ..... ... j Sacred Heart Academy, Salem, Oregon. Boarding and Day School. Grammar Grades and High School course for Girls. Will reopen on September 18. Complete Summary and Program of the Events of the Week at the State Fair Grounds. GOOD ROADS DAY, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 9:00 Inspection of premium winners. 10:00 O. A. C. Band Concert on jrrounds. 11:00 Parker Carnival pageant of 18 amusements. 11:30 W. A. Hillis fancy shooting exhibition with Remington Ams. 12:00 Entries received from. visiting motor parties. 1:00 Harness and running events as follows: 2:15 pace, State Fair Purse (closed) $1000.00 Free-for-all trot, Rural Spirit Purse (closed) 1000.00 2:12 trot, consolation 1000.00 Steeple chase race, free-for-all 250.00 Over night event. 1 :30 Ferullo Band Concert with grand opera soloists and big free attractions between heats. 2:00 Homing pigeon race to Portland. 3:00 O. A. C. Band Concert on grounds. 3:15 Bee demonstration by Herman Ahlers. 7 :30 Grand Concert in Music Hall by Ferullo's Band, grand opera stars, and motion pictures. Good roads lecture by Phil. Bates. 9:00 Thrilling fireworks display to close Fair. EXHIBITORS $1; Italian prunes 2nd, 50c. Andrew Vercler, Salem, Italian prunes, 1st, $1; silver prunes, 1st, $1; French prunes, 2nd, !uc. o AWARDS THREE HOURS OF cotiueb; t Dairy Depart incut. The dairy department was In charge of M. S. Shroek of flunks and the awards wore made by W. 11. Thurston. There wore 18 exhibitors and the following received prizes. II. I!. Quain, Norway, creamery butter, 1st; score 'Jt, $28. Mrs. John Olrardin, Turner, dairy butter, 1st; score 94. $22. Adam Smetzer, Tilla mook, American cheese, 1st; score 94, $18. Keube & Feldmar, Salem, display of cheese, 1st, $". T. J. flal lantyne, Salem, American cheese, score 'Jl'i, $:i- Hugh Itarber,' Neha lem, American cheese; score 92, $4. lOuiina Ilcrren, Turner, dairy butter; score 92 V-i, $7..r0. Lena Williams, Portland, creamery butter: score 94 'j, $13..ri0. John C. Keller, Leba non, creamery butter, score 94, $12. Valley Creamery company, Albany, creamery butter, score 91, $3. Cor vallis Creamery company, Corvallls, creamery butter; score 94, $12. Pe ter Kason, Astoria , dairy butter; ' score 92, $. .U'rlonHural Products. This department was in charge of O. 10. Kroytnjf, of Oregon City and the r.wards were made by John L. , Smith. There were fifteen exhibitors and tiie following were awarded pre miums: W. V. Graves, Corvallls, farm ex hibit, 1st, $l.r.t). II. Struekenmeyer, Thomas, farm exhibit, 2nd, $10(1; col lection of grasses, 1st, $10; exhibit of clover, 1st, $:!; exhibit of alfalfa, 1st, $:!; millet seed. 1st. Mrs. W. A. Teal, Falls City, farm exhibit, 3rd, C. J. Ramsden, Macleay, sam ple of Canadian white wheat, 1st, $2; whito velvet wheat, 1st, $2; vfhite Clawson wheat, 1st, $2. Schmidt liros., Oregon City, samples of any kind of wheat. 1st and 2nd, $3. C.I). Nairn, oats of any kind, 1st, $2; dis play of oats, $4. F. J. Diem, Salem, display of cured hops, 1st, $10; Ueime Bros., 2nd, $5. Horticulture. This department was in charge of O. E. Freytag, of Oregon City, and the awards were made by John L. Smith. There were six exhibitors and the following were awarded pre miums: B. M. Uulifson, Salem, display of prunes, 1st, $1M. C. J. Anderson, Salem, display of prunes. 2nd, $",; Hartlett pears, 2nd, 5Mc; 1'ond's seed ling plums, 1st, $1; French prunes, 1st, $1.00, II- Striiokineyer. Thomas Jonathan, apples, 1st, $1. F. II. Llundell, Salem, ' early peaches, 1st, TIIE FLANDERS A GENUINE PATH FINDER TI1K SUNNY SI1K OF ItKOADWAY ' WHICH IS AT TIIF, (ilt.WI) MONDAY NIGHT SAID TO ' UK ONK CONTINUOUS LAUGH. , j Threo hours of laughter, Inter spersed with ravishing melody, is vlded by the latest musical sensation, "The Sunny Side of Broadway." This delighlul combination of com edy and music is from the pen, of Mr. Boyle Wolfolk, whoso recent of fering, "A Whining Miss," has just closed a successful season, which has brought Its au'.hor into the spot light of "th musical comedy world." When this comedy Is presented here on September 8, at thp Grand opera house, by Mr. Hoyle Wolfolk, it will ho offered by a cast of excep tional artists, foremost of whom is Mr. Max Iiloom. whose phenomenal success In "A Winning Mis:" will be long remembered. In support of Mr. Bloom Is Miss Alice Slier, comedienne. Miss Flor ence Morriuoii', prima donna; Mr. J. E. Coughlin, Mr. Jack Leslie, Mr. John Oilmoro and Mr. C. Itoylston. The comedy is full of mirth and replete with fine music, among the popular numbers being 'My New Mo tor Boat," "Beware of the Garden of U)e.'' "College Days," "The I'azaza Plant," Every Town Has a Broadway," Mr. Moon, You're) Full Tonight," "Moet Me at tho Staage Door, Johnnie," X'arRa," "Selling Papers'' and many more. The dances of the ponje ballet are a special feature. I o Mohu 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 pri vate or public garage or on the road or in accident. More can are de stroyed ty fire than by all other causes put together. Rates trie low est E. Hofer & Sons, 213 S. Com mercial street 6-22-tf o Child re. n Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORI A Pathfindlng, at least In tho West, Is no hoy's play neither is It a Joy ride or picnic excursion. That much may bo guessed after a glance at the list of impediments of a western pathfindlng party. Highway pioneering here) moans not merely the tracing and locating of a dellnlto route over roads already established, to bo followed by cars coming later, but usually places be fore the good roads enthusiasts the necessity of building their own roads for a part of the distance. It means real exploration, and, while such undertaings are filled with Interest, they demand a considerable quanti ty of actual man's toil. A typical Instance Illustrating the point is the paraphernalia carried by tho Flanders "20," now endeavor ing to establish a land route to ilaz elton, 11. C, which, up to the pres ent time has never hen'ii visited by a motor car or horso drawn vehicle traveling entirely by laud. Here is a list of tho equipment carried by the Flanders "200" when It left Ashcroft, B. C., on the llnal lap of Its 1000 mllo tr'p, under tho auspices of tho Paclllc Highway As sociation: Two hundred feet of G-8-lnoh Ma nila rope, set of two-way blocks, big single-hand crosscut saw, water bucket cup and food to supply the party of three for at least a week, extra 30-gallon gasoline tank, extra 5-gallon, oil tank, set of skid chains and 40 feet of 1-2-Inch chain, to be wrapped around tho wheels; full set of tiro casing, ono dozen Inner tubes, blankets mid sleeping bags, camera and camera supplies, rifle, two re volvers and ammunition, and full set of repair tools. No tent Is taken. Tho car Is al ready loaded to capacity, tho tent is unnecessary. When they stop In the open over night the car top Is re moved and spread over tho pine boughs, on which they make their beds. A good, securo protection Is thus afforded, the long rope Ixdng used to tie down the car top. o Foley Kidney I'll Is Will reach your Individual case If you have any form of kidney or blad der trouble, any backache, nervous ness, rheumatism, uric acid poisoning or irregular and painful kidney ac tion. Before you reach the limit of physical endurance, and while your condition Is still curable, take Foley Kidney PillB. Their quick action and positive results will delight you. Try them. Ited Cross Pharmacy, H.Jerman. Heppner Ih trying creamery. to establish a Let FIERCE "SUIT" You 474 Court Street. FINE TAILORING The best Steel Bridges in the World, made by the largest Steel Bridge and Culvert factory in the United States. Manufacturers of Steel Bridges, Culverts, Road and Street Machinsry, Rock Crushers and Bridges a specialty. Prices right. JACOB & MASTERSOM, Agents for Oregon, Washington, California and Idaho. Office Corner Frone and Pine Streets, Salem, Oregon. Phone Main 464 AUTOMOBILES Salem Motor Car Company Gasoline, Oils, Supplies, Repairing, Storage. Cars for Hire See Our Puncture Proof Tire. GARAGE 155 N. HIGH ST. PHONH MAIN 180 SAVING MONEY IS HABIT As easy aa the habit of going to work or getting your pay. Try it and tee. A safe and convenient place to deposit your saving la in tho United States National Bank Salem, Oregon. P. O. BOX 234 OFFICE rilONE MAIN 937 Armstrong Nursery Co. E. O. ARMSRONG, Manager. Fruit Trees, Shrubs, Ornamental, etc. Our stock is the best In quality. Prices reasonable. Special attention to large planters. Will plant and cultlvato orchards until bearing ago in up-to-date manner. ' Office and Sales Yard 491 Court Street IOME PHONE FARMERS 44x1. SALEM, OREGON This is esp : tally for you, and to advise that you are cordially In vited to call at The EMF Motor Sales Co.'s New branch sales rooms No. 246 South Commercial street, Salem, Oregon, and see the new and beautiful 1912 models of the famous E. M. F. "30" and Flandors "20." AUTOMOBILES Our doors are open to all visitors day and night during the fair. E. M. F. MOTOR SALES CO., O. I Rose, Manager. Willamette University FOUNDED 1844 Opposite State Capitol Standardized College of of Liberal Arts. School of Theology, Music, Law and Medicine. Visit grounds and buildings while at the State Fair. SaSem Sewer Pipe Manufactured in Salem. The new kind. Not the old 7 sand to I cement mix that the clay opposition Is talking s much about, but a procees of 2 of cand to 1 or cement, machine tamped, 90 lb. blows and 400 strokes per minute. The kind of pipe that has broken the back bone of the old Terra Cotta Clay Trust. They are selling cheaper now, but would they If it had not been for a new process of much stronger materials. COME AM) SEE. SALEM SEWER PIPE CO. PHONE 14. J. A. POOLER, Munncer. SOU S. LIBERTY ST. SALEM, OREGON. B E L L E BELLE'S Ice Cream Best by Test Candies for particular people B ELL E'S B E L L E 9 s Salen Fence Works Headquarters for Woven Wlro Fencing, Hop Wire, Darb Wire, Poultry Netting, Shingles, Malthold Roofing, P. & B. Ready Roofing ALL AT LOWEST PRICES CMAS. D. MULLIGAN, 2.-,0 Court Street. SAI.KM, OREGON Standard El-Oso Asphaltie Pavement In use over 20 "SSSSsJ wa,erproof See El-Oso Pavement laid between Fair Grounds entrance and S. P. Depot. Universal Construction Co. 5VoOrf
