Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, March 01, 1912, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextDAILT CAPfMI. JOrHXAL. iAUS. OREGOJ. FRIDAY, MARCH 1. 4 t! v Today is cur Gift Giving; Event. Bring year number. ' Take advantage cf lie special prices on NEW NECKWEAR A great variety in the new ace side frills, em broidered Swiss reveres, collar and cuff sets, tace collars, etc. The newest creations just received. Choose now. Qualities to $1.50. These have been divided into two lots Oae Lot at 49c and One Lot at 89c See window display. Court street Men's verall "Boss of the Road" Specially priced for FriJay and Satur day. Good quality, black or blue denim, with bib Large j sizes. Regular 80 and SOc ! Overalls i T 1 i our cnoice 65i . r ' . CITY NEWS. MwM In HcKi-r- l.lllle Millie) DoUon, daughter ul the principal of the Yew Park school, who tins Ihvb quite III for a week, U i-i'tvurted much butter today. 4 4 4444444444444444 44444444 j Foster 'iz tsaiier 4 tiltoi i:itu:x ai he v is Non I the lime tu fti lUli. fciutt Herring 3." pr Uu. Nil fl Mackerel, oa.-h Hit nntti'neii Herring, per pin.t.K' SiiikV'iI Hulmon, per Hi. . ...JOc 1'lontem, smoked, t for. ., .Sic Home made K runt, per gsl.S.'ir Home made Hominy, perut, tor Kich Ranch I'ggH. per doa. Sue mesh vn-nuiiiH ami vitnrs. X (Jive us )oiii M.irch groeery X Imsiura slid ee how quickly 1 lll deliver your order of T 4 lie let uroi eiien a IW oe rka i.K Nun " rvt? s- i Dancing- Class Tenlgfct D'Atcy hail, 7; 30. Kl Cronise. RestasrantV Special Attention Called to Grand Union coffees and teas. Easily and quickly obtained by phoning 968, or come to store, 216 N. Commercial . C. M. Lockwood, Agt To Iufc Thli Evening ftev. W. T. Tapoott, pastor of ! First Baptist church, of Salem, will speak at the Comimins Mission, 211 ' SUite street thin evening at 8 o'clock, i All welcome. Yor Leglslutore . . Ja. W. Robert lias filed among other for a place on the legislative ticket. He Is a ineiuber of the Car penter's Union, and an old-time real dent of Salem and a progressive Re publican. Call If Phone Mala MO And get our price on cleaning and pressing. All work guaranteed. La dlei' work a specialty. Modern Elec- trlo Cleaning k Pressing Co. Cents' Club rate. 444 Court itreet. 2-21-eod-tf T Whom This May Concern Any person reporting violations of the humane laws must do so under their own signature, otherwise no no- tic will be taken of any report by the officers of the Humane Society. D. D. Keeler, president, Salens V. Till son, secretary, A oo4 job- - oirtrcb vuiiumnniiruar mil. Awicavr ii. t i i it ... i ..I. has completed a good Job covering the big viaduct on South Commercial street. The plank were sized so that the roadway Is smooth and arrange ment has linen made to let the water run off. The old plank will be used in crosswalk work In the suburbs. llody Shipped The body of Hugh R. Holdon, who died at the Halom hospital about 'threo weeks ago, and which has been hold lit Clotigh tc Lehman's under taking parlors, was whipped to How ell, Ontario, ut 2 o'clock IIiIh after nmm. Divorce (ininted - A decree of almolute divorce was granted In Judge Gulloway's court this morning In the cae of Cliur'es Xey vs. Nettie N'cy, Tho purlieu wero married In Spokiine, Wash., In November, 1907. There are no chil dren and property rlghU Involved. Vur Mrinlt'lpnl Vler Knglneer Kelhl, the expert from Senttlo employed by the water com mittee of the city council to make an eetlnuite of tho value of the Sa lem company's- wster plant, arrived I In the city hint night and has already j taken up bin work, which will take ' probably 10 duys to complete. When his report ha been filed and proper I ly examined by the committee, a re port will be muiln to the council and j It seems probable a plnn will be jsKiiln sulimlited to the people for ! Inking over the plant. Tearing Dnnn Tabernacle Work Is proKressing rapidly lu tearing down the talierimcle In which the I In Ik 1 t and Hose meetings were held, at the corner of (Hurl and Cot tage streets. V. M. Mny pureluiweil the south hHlf of the building and S. O. linger purchased (hn north half. I There was over 4').0ii0 feet of lumber imed In the construction of this hnllil- Ink. i llr. Sloans Veterlnnrv ltemedles lliinfordit HuIkhiii of Myrrh; the biHt safety rnor In town; ilrlvlnx Cloves; hnrness luade to order, at K. I K. Hhafer's, 187 Smilh Coniinerclal slrwt. In Circuit Cmirt The trial of the cose of A, (tapping field and Amnmlii King vs. Charles sisppinirfield vu mncltiriert in the cir cuit court this morning, with the ex ception of the argunieni of the attor. nets, which will lie made ntler the tilul (if the will esse of J. T. Simpson, et al vs. Harah purliln. Cniisldei aide property I Involved In Oils rune, and -It will (like most of the day to com plete the taking of testimony. It Is on sppeal from the protmte court of Minion county. ('Iili km for Your Nun day Dinner You will get chobv poultry at the Sunaet grocery. I'Jl South Coiiiiner clal stiwt. Place your order early by phottltiK :. I. Our bresd Is the nlandnrd n( ipiallly. Hep ri'iilraelt, 15 reufi Two hop contracts were filed at the office of (lie county recorder, (lue as from It. A. Sliep-uil and (i. A. Sliephard, of (Jervuls for Soon Miuuds of lio for each of tho years 11 1 and Ifllt. at l.i cents a pound. The other s f rum .1!. I'lHti'ison. ut tJervals, (or lil.oiirt pounds for each of the year t 'I ! 2 suit IMH. the price heliiK i:t cents for the crop of tX lu Wth of the coiitrnct the purchnser Is T. A. I.lvesley A Co, of Ihls city. Can't Afters' I Telephone As an evidence of the poverty-1 slrlcki n comdltlnn of the Southern' I'selMc company, due perhaps to the' lealou but iiiUkuIiIihI efforts of the rallroml coiuiiilHulon. that company cun no lonxer arTotd to have tlsj name In the telephone directory and : presunislily from this fvict ennuot af-1 ford tu pav tileidione hills. It l really too bod, but If vou want to know anything about tline cards or snythtiii eU, go doa tu the pita-H.-ier deHl and see Jonathan ItiMirne, or tf H ts more convenient walk ove to Kry and Coimnerctsl aad csuli one of liert lloostoa s siiilbx along with the desired Information. A JOUniJAL REQUEST DID IT ALL MITIf E I LAST SHJIirS PAPtllS BK0l'HT FOIR RKPI.IKS IX TWO HOIKS MORE TODAY AM) ALSO A 12-POCM) BOY WHO ARKIYKD FOR THE OCCA. SI0X. Some. newspaiers put It: "If you see It In our paper It is so." The Journal has dropped that as unneces sary and redundant, because if It Is In The Journal everybody sees It. As a proof of this statement, here Is Just one circumstance. Yesterday the horse editor, who has a mania for figures, mathematical and feminine both, and, his wife says, a super abundance of curiosity, In writing up a little story about Allan Itynon's birthday and the 29th of February, suggested that there should be about one out of every 1461 persons born on February 2$, and that there should be from 10 to 12 with that birthday In Salem. The request was made that all such in the city send their names to The Journal. The first patiers went out of the of fice at 3:C6 yesterday afternoon. By 6:30, or less than two hours af. ter the first Journals loft the office, four answers had been received, and this morning, soon after the office opened, two more were phoned In. They are: George McOtlcbrlst, of the White House restaurant, born February 29, mill, two birthdays. . Thomas Kdwards, a waiter In the White House restaurant, born Feb ruary 29, 1888, five birthdays. Mrs. Charles Newman, born Feb ruary 28, 1888, five birthdays. Mr. H. M. Oearhart, 1164 Front street, born February 29, 1840, 17 birthdays in 72 years. This morning a phone gave anoth er, Mr. II. 8. Helle, 2fiB North Church street, born February 29, 1848. in birthdays. Now this, the horse editor contends, shows conclusively the wide circula tion of The Journal, and its viilue as an advertising medium. This alone would be sufficient to satisfy any rea sonable ninn Inquiring Into the sub ject, hut, as a clincher, and to show that a little wnnt notice In The Jour nal will bring what you want when you want It, and nUo the Influence and fitr-reachlng scope of the "Made In Oregon" movement, advocated by The Journal. Mr. and Mrs. Wilted had scarcely time to read and understand The Journal's request than the follow ing notice was phoned In. reaching the office early this morning: HORN. At the family home on North Cottage street, Salem, Oregon, Feb ruary 29, 1912, to Mr. and Mrs. (ins til ve Wltted, a 12-pound son. 1 1 1 o Xotlre I wish to notify the public not to purchase a note for 175, given by 8. 11. Catterlln to Theodore .elmann for ten days on the 28th day of February, 1912. 3-l-2t Crlupctte Is getting more popular than ever. It Is home made and made from the best obtainable. Kverybody likes It. Try it and be convinced. Ask your dealer. Wonder Kandy Kitchen. Talk tu Teachers City Superintendent Cowers has In vited Mr. (1111. tho advocate of self government In schools to ml dr en 8 the teachers of the Salem schools this afternoon at It o'clock at the high school, Mr. (ill) has extubllHhed his system at the Chemaa Indian school and has Just returned from Mt. An gel, where be preeenlwd his system to the college. funeral Saturday The funeral of Martin Stultmun, who died at his home on South Nine teenth street yesterday, will lie held at 2 o'clock p. in., Saturday, March 2. 1912, In the Central Congregational church, at the comer of Nineteenth and Ferry streets. Interment will be at City View cemetery. o Journal "Want Ads" llrlng Results. GRAND OPERA HOUSE One Night Only Wednesday, Mar. 6 MRS. LESLIE CARTER In her (irealri Success since "uju" ,11114 "Dm Barry" "TWO WOMEN" Hy Rupert Hughe. As presented at the l.yrlc Theater. New York. Management, John Cort, Mugnlllcrst Production ronsUtlug of SO People CRICKS: Three rows Orchestra, $1.50; 3 ros lres Circle, $2 00; 3 rows Ral cuuv. il.iu; 6 row OrcbeMra, $:.()(); 4 rows lrcn Circle, $l.fi0;' 3 rows Italcvny, $1.50. liox seats, $3 00. (iallery, tov. ssai Capital Garage $10'H stock of Uepullik cas ings and tubes, wholesale and retail, Othor brands of tires in stock. Full Hue of Auto Supplies. Agency (or Xsiwell Antes. You are requested t, callanJ look over, our stock. Autos fcr I Sir . ei-o. s.wit.i . rv T 1. Precedent Hundreds Have come to us to have their eyes examined to have their glasses made to have them ad justed. It's a good precedent for you to follow if you value your eyesight We take care of your eyes In the wsy of lens changes for 'one year from date of purchase. No extra charge for this service. The whole problem lies In these words: RIGHTLY FITTED LENSES BY THE BIGHT MAX. Dr. M. P. Mendelsohn Doctor of Optics Rooms 210-211, V, S. ut Ilk. HIdg EASY AND SURE WAY TO CURE . COLD III HEAD A cold generally attacks the weak est part, affecting 'lie eyes nnd ears In gome and producing nimul catarrh and throat troubles In "others. A cold Is due to an lnallninintlon of the membrane lining the air passages, and may be promptly cured with a little Ely's Cream Balm, which Im mediately relieves the inflammation and all the distressing symptoms, such as sneezing, coughing, running at the nose and eyes, hoarseness, sore throat, fever and headache. One reason why this pure, antiseptic Itaim acts so quickly Is because It Is applied directly to the tender sore surfaces. Kven In severe, chronic cases of catarrh, Kly's Cream Balm never falls to quickly and effctually check tho poisonous discharge which clog the head and throat, causing the dis gusting hawking, spitting and blow ing of the nose. This remedy not only drives out the disease, but heals and strengthens the weakened and diseased membranes, thus ending catarrh for all time. Catarrh In a filthy, disgusting di sease. Don't put up with it another day. (Jet a .10 cent bottle of Ely' Cream Halm from your druggist to day and see how quickly you will be relieved. It Is perfectly harmless. A Fine Buy F $6300 WIIJ. Ill'Y a close tn resldenc site, 160 feet on one street nnd 260 on another. This place ha a One home on It and Is also Just ripe - for a warehouse site, $7,000 ha . been the asking price and the prop erty was cheap at that. Now the owner ts going away and we are authorized to sell It for the low price of $6300. Iycnted within four . blocks of business part of city. Don't overlook this if you want a fine buy.. lilt 1IT1I, ft HYNON $47 State Street. Tel. 45$. Far and Near Vision properly corrected by Kryptolc Lenses Is a pleasure etijoyed with no other j lense. j Broken lenses replaced while you wait W grind any lens made In 'our shop; no wait longer than a day. CliarviIJ1ingcs I Next door ta V. & Rank Building. T T CLE IS GilOWIIIG 111 CiilllA Pekln, March 1. Acting on direct , orders irom President Yuan Shi Kal, a force of loyal troops today flred i into a mob as It was moving toward ' the buildings of the foreign lega tions. Although many rioters were I kilied, the mob dispersed, only to re I form la another section of the city. I Further cashes between the muti neers and loyal troops are certain to lollow. ' The situation is so serious that the legation coniounds have been barri caded end the various officials are n.eetlng to plan for defense. President Yuan It is believed, will be able to control the situation as long as a majority of the troops re main loyal but it Is feared that the success of the mutineers will effect the loyal soldiers. Three regiments of troops, com prising a portion of president Yuan Shi Kal's bodyguard, tonight are pa trolling all roads leading to the for eign legations. Following orders to shoot on the spot any looter caugbt at work, the troops today killed 11 men who were attempting to steal a quantity of gold. The fire started last night by the mutineers were extinguished late to day after causing a loss of $12,000, 000. Official announcement that the cas ualties were confined to the natives was made late today. No Europeans were killed, but one Japanese was wounded. u No. 58. REPORT OF THE CONDITIO OF The Salem Bank & Trust Co., at Sa lem, Ore., In the state of Oregon, at the close of business, February 20, 1912: Resources. Ixians and discounts $132,320.51 Overdrafts, secured and un secured 1,913.82 Furniture and fixtures 5,036.84 Due from banks (not re serve banks) 3,887.26 Due from approved reserve banks 11,195.34 Exchanges for clearing house 461.04 Cash on hand 18,023.56 Expenses 328.49 Total $173,166.86 Liabilities. Capital Btock paid in $ 50,000.00 Surplus fund 1,330.16 Cndivlded profits, less ex penses and taxes paid.., 288.90 Due to banks and bankers 1,004.22 Individual deposits subject to check 75,435.47 Certified checks 3,426.36 Time certificates of deposit 4,230.00 Savings deposits 36,045.14 Liabilities other than those above stated 1,406.61 Total $173,166.86 State of Oregon. County of Marlon, ss: I, Win. O. Enst, cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. WM. O. EAST, CaBhler. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 29th dav of February, 1912. H. 8. HEU,E, Notary Public, Correct attest: J. I.. AHIJ-JRS, D. S. EAST. Director. A HARMLESS REM EDY BEAUTIFIES AHD DARKENS HAIR What a pity It Is to see so many people with thin, wispy hair, faded or streaked with gray, and realUe tluu; most of theso people might have soft, glossy, abundant hair of beau tiful color and luster If they would but use the proper treatment. There is no necessity for gray hair under 65 years of age, and there is no ex cuse for anyone, young or old, hav ing thin, straggling hair, either full of dahdrtiR or heavy and rank smell ing with excessive oil. You can bring back the natural color of your hair in a few days and forever rid yourself of any dandruff and loose hairs, and make your hair grow strong and beautiful by using Wyeth's Snge and Sulphur Hair Rem edy. For generations common gar den sngo has been used for restor ing and preserving the color of the hair; and sulphur Is recognized by scalp specialists as being excellent for treatment of hair and scalp troubles. If you are troubled wlUi dandruff or Itching scalp, or If your hair Is losing Its color or coining out, get a tlfty cent bottle of Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur from your druggist, and no tice the Improvement in the appear ance of your hair after a few days' treatment. -o- Journal "Want Ads - "ruing TYPEWRITERS All Sake ROIC.IIT SOLD RENTED KEF.UREI) imihkhs ROLLERS V armies O- . s. me oerore you do anything. llflU C. M. LOCKWOOD .W-ili 5. ( sjervtoL 8al. 0g .GET YOUR STOMACH AHD YOUR MEALS WILL TASTE GOOD If your meals don't taste right, or you feel bloated after eating, and you believe It Is the food which af fects you; If what little you eat lies heavy on your stomach; If you have diculty In breathing after eating, eructations of sour, undigested food and gas, you can make up your mind that you need something to stop food fermentation and avoid your food from souring. To make every bite of food you cat aid In the nourishment and strength of your body, you must rid your stomach of po'son8 excessive acid and stomach gas, which sours your entire meal, Interferes with di gestion and causes so many suffer ers of stomach trouble, sick head NEW TODAY. FOR RENT Furnished house, no chil dren. Inquire H. W. Thlelaen, 151 N. High street Phone 139 or 1324. 1-15-tf UNITED WIRELESS stockholders are requested to meet In discussion of reorganization plan now submit ted to stockholders by reorganiza tion committee, next Tuesday, March 5th, at 7:30 p. m., at Prof. W. I. Staley's Business College rooms. 3-l-4t GOLDENROD VACUUM CLEANER Runs easy, very durablo; price in reach of all. Demonstrations free In every home. J. M. Roysden, Bligh Hotel. Phone 742. 2-23-6t FOR. SALE Small well, two-cylinder cheap. Model VA. Stege. Telephone runabout, Max light runabout, See Miss Lily Main 1442 or call at N. Twelfth and D streets. 3-1-tf FOR SALE Matched team, 7 years WOOD AND COAL old, weight 1700, 1105 Rock street. In any quantity. Prompt . delivery Phone 1550. '3-l-3t specialty. Falls City Lumber Company, 279 North Commercial FOR RENT-18 acres of choice pota- stroet. Phone Main 813. to land; easy terms. For sale: One e i ai good light wagon, almost new, MflNFY 1 1 I II AN with spring seat and double axle HIVll IV LUHI springs. Address, W. H. Egan, On good Kenl Estate Becnrlty. Gervais, Or., or phone Farmers 36. BECHTEL k BYNOS -if m State Street FOR SALE Organ, sewing machine M Ml baby carriage and rocking chairs. MONFV TO I OAIM Phone 1071. 631 South Commer- "ivflll-l I J VXJtXW clal street. 3-l-3t On farm and city property. John H, Scott, over Chicago Store, Salem, Or- WANTED 200 chick brooder, hot egon. Phone 1552. water heater. Address J. L. Foster, -- 1790 State street. Phone 1465. karvrtlCl TA I V A IM 3-i-tf MONEY TO LOAN blackshithI tiios. k. fobd Over Ladd and Bush Bank, Salem, Or. ARMSTRONG and Ustraps black- - smiths, formerly In the Center MnDlAfirU IIMIItlU street shop, now are located oppo- NUKWIUH UNIUN ? S. "nd"' wiraSTiX FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY your patronage. Call and see us BURGHARDT A MEREDITH 3-1-1 w' Resident Agents 186 8tat Street Rich Sparkling Cut Every piece of Cut Glass in this establishment is carefully selected and you can rest as sured that no where else in Salem can you find as com plete an assortment of either separate pieces or set in Cut Glass as you will find in this Store. And every piece is moderately priced so much so that you can purchase here without looking elsewhere. Banc's JewelryStore f4fHMH444f4444mw 444444-r4 4 CTATr Ml tnrnn.-. muiockii3, I GROWER OF GENERAL I ,1 "J.0.U.,ar, Bn t . 7 , ' Bl D""r X i, ii . E-"K"o 4 ",mu n closing out at 4 charge to any part of the city. from rnTwc chPrUnM I Nuf4wjr l0te1 oae-hf m'lo X X ri... o-, . FIXED RIGHT ache, biliousness, constipation, grip ing, etc Your case Is no different you are a stomach sufferer, though you may call It by some other name; your real and only trouble Is that which you eat does not digest, but quickly ferments and sours, produc ing an unhealthy condition. A bottle of Cooper's New Discovery will bring relief and it will only take a few doses to do it Go right to your druggist and se cure a bottle, take three doses one before each meal and If you truly don't feel the Immediate benefits, simply return the bottl to tho drug gist and get your money back. Af ter taking a full bottle, there will be no traces of stomach trouble. For sale by J. C. Perry. CHEAP AS DIRT 358 acres, 250 In cultivation, one-half the crop goes with the place, 100 acres oak grubs, good soil for fruit or grain, IVi miles from railroad. Polk county, price $5500, good buildings, plenty of water. 156 acres, 100 acres In cultivation, bal ance timber and pasture; several good springs and well, good family orchard, good buildings, Polk coun ty, price $55 per acre. 46 Vk. acres near a good town and rail road, new 7-room house, strictly modern, good barn, family orchard, running water pair of fine mules. 3 cows, 3 calves, all farming imple ments, price $6500. Olmsted Land Co. 3-l-4t What We Never Forget, according to science, are the things associated with our early home life, such as Bucklen'a Arnica Salve, that mother or grandmother used to cure our burns, boils, scalds, sores, skin eruptions, cuts, sprains or bruises. Forty years of cures prove Its merit. Unrivaled for piles, corns or cold sores. Only 25c at J. C. Perry's. o-, You can say goodbye to constipa tion with a clear conscience if you use Chamberlain's Tablets. Many have been permanently cured by their use. For sale by all dealers. 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