Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, April 23, 1912, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextI PAGE EIGHT. DAILY CAPITA! JOURNAL, SALEM, OBEGOX. Tl'ESDAT, APRIL 2S, 1912. I - J! C ltlUlCS iJU1U Priced An opportunity to have a new stylish Suit at much be low the regular price. The displays include all the popular fabrics in a great array of styles, both novelty and strictly tailored models. Meyers' Is The Place to Purchase BEST VALUES LARGEST ASSORTMENTS NEWEST STYLES LATEST FABRICS EFFICIENT SERVICE ALWAYS HITY NFWS Special meeting of Salem Lodge No. 4, A. F. A A. M. this evening. Work In the F. C. degree. Visiting brethren welcome. An Open Shop Where the doors are always open and the beat groceries and vegetables are Bold. J. M. Lawrence, 197 South Commercial street. Phone 811. Want II I m Appointed Petition waa made today for the up. polntment of John McCourt, of Port land, as admlnlBtrator of the estate of W. F. Roothhy. The estate Is val ued at $30,000, of which Charles 0. Boothby and Veya Uoothby-McCourt are the heirs. The eHtate consists of renl and personal property In Salem. Appointed Administrator C. J. Murtroff was yesterday appoint ed administrator of the estate of R W. Gear, who died March 24, 1911. K. P. Kyle, A. J. Pemherton and A. L. West are the appraisers. There are two holi-B, Mary K .dear, the widow, and Loran K. Gear, a son. At the Mission Hev. C. 11. Wnymire will conduct evangelistic services this week at the Clly Mission every evening at K o'clock. The music Is a special fea ture and all are cordially Invited to attend. Committee In Meel - Coinniltleeninn W. I,, .tones, ot Jef ferson, linn announced that there will lie a meeting of the comity central committee at Salem, Wednesday. April 24, 1912, at i o'clock. The i place of meeting has not been an-1 notinced. Ladles Hulls fan- He kept like now, by our French Dry cleaning department. Loam by! a trial Just what this service will do. ' Phone tis and a messenger will cull, promptly. Modern Electric Cleaners and Dyers. Phone Main 360. ood-tf The Fashionable Ladies9 Tailor J, C. Zalkowitz Announces his 10 days' reduction on all Tailor Made suits From $40.00 Up Everybody can afford to wear a Tailor-Made Suit From every standpoint my garments are right in fit and workmanship 421 Court Street, Salem, Oregon Specially IP ill n i ! 1 ? 1 United Wireless Stockholders Will meet at the Capital Business College April 25 at 7:30 p. m. Im portant. 4-23-2t Meet This Evening Good Templars meet this evening at their hall, 267 South Church street, at 7:30 o'clock. Marriage Licenses A marriage license was Issued yes terday to Frank W. Poterson, aged 31, of College Place, Washington, and Mayme McFarlane, aged 31 ,of Salem. The couple are to bo murrled April 24th. Democratic Legislators The canvassing board now at work at the court house has not begun the count of the Democratic ticket, but sufficient figures are at hand to indi cate that Joe Uaumgartner, W. If. Downing, W. H. Dulrymple, Francis Fellor and John F. T. H. Krentano have received the nomination on the legislative ticket. There was no con test for any of the other offices. Ereelaml Funeral The funeral of James I.. Freeland, who died Monday, will be held tomor row nfieriKKin at 2 o'clock front the Cottage rnderlaklnK chapel. Ilev. Mr. Handy will conduct the services. Tho Kiilglils of Pythias will conduct the services at the grave. Hiirlnl at Odd Fellows' cemetery. Poultry Exhibit Tlie Southern I'aclllc poultry dem onstration car will be at the freight depot, Commercial und Trade streets, tomorrow morning at 8:30 and It" will be well worth seeing. fonhoy tint Three Year. San Francisco, April 23. Former Police Captain Michael .1, Conhoy was today sentenced to three years In Sun Quenlln penitentiary for the mur der of Hcrnard Lagan. Sentence was Imposed by Superior Judge Sargent. Conhoy was convicted of manslaugh ter at his fifth trial, th. others hav-1 Ing resulted In disagreements, o r. Mtf Imtlr TsklU UU eudr tS work HV. a nharm EllflEES ARE STILL HI DOUBT ALL THOSE XOMIXATED FOB REPRESENTATIVE WILL XOT BE KNOWN UNTIL COUNT IS COMPLETED WEST FOB ASSES SOR HAS 8 XAJORIl'Y. There are SI precincts In the coun ty and so far 29 have been tabulated. This paper has previously announced the persons nominated for most of the offices where there was little or no doubt, but the representative ticket has been In doubt as well as the nominee for assessor. A count has been made from the official re turns ot all the remaining 22 pre cincts, except that of Mill City, which we have only unofficial. When com pleted the vote will show that Geo. W. Johnson, and George W. Weeks are nominated beyond question but the vote we are not able to give at this time. The third name on the representative ticket will be S. A. Hughes with 1753, and I). C. Thorns with 1698 votes, will be the fourth on the list. As the count made by this paper now stands, James G. Hcltzel has a total of 1696, with Dr. W. Carl ton Smith 1694. It is barely possible that the final count to be made by the canvassing board may change the figures a little, thus It Is not certain at this time which will receive the nomination, Smith or Helt.el, on ac count of the fact that Mill City pre cinct Is unofficial. ' With Mill City us unofficial, West has a lead of 86 votes over his op ponent, Gille. Gllle's vote is 1186 and West has 1272. For the last few days the race between Gllle and West for assessor has been undecided, first one and then the other leading. Labor and Employer Are at War. n.VlTBD IMIKSS l.BIStD WIHU. Spokane, Wash., April 23. Spokane today Is on the verge of Industrial war as a result of the fight over the open shop campaign of the employers. Following the open shop order of the Puilldlng Trades contractors, union men are walking out by scores today. Not only men In the building trades, but plumbers, steam fitters and tin ners quit work today In many places. The Central Labor Council today made the announcement that n fight to a finish will be waged for a closed shop. The building trades council will meet tonight ami a strike of the union men will follow in those trades probably will he declared and a walk out, will follow tomorrow. Ilesldes the union men laying down their tools today many others declared their Intention of quitting, and It is believed a strike will bo obeyed by all members of the unions. The employers say I hey Intend no cut In wages, but Insist on operating their business without "Interference" from unions. They say scarcity of work will aid them to win the light. The employers are placing strik ing men on the 'in I mo" list, and are filling Ihelr places with non-union men. linker Clly hits Just purchased her first auto truck. BLIGH THEATRE Where Everybody Goes Feature Program Today and Tomorrow only VAUDEVILLE Guilfoyle and Hosom The two boys that make you hold to your seats for 15 minutes Electro he human dynamo; un believable without seeing PICTURES Shamus O'Brien Two reel special feature, founded on Samuel Lov er's poem; all picture fans should see this great pro duction The Laugh on Dad By far the richest comedy in Salem for Months Flying to Fortune This is a side splitter COMING Nicholas Nickleby Victory of the Mormons These are great fnat uu m ami ymnifflfl" Tra'JIlj'IC.'.'Www'H To Arouse the stomach to healthy action, to keep the liver active and bowels regular you should try HOSTETTER'S Stomach Bitters It has been used very success fully for 69 years. Try a bot tle today. At all druggists. CONVICT INVENTS A CALENDAR DK1TSD miSSS LIAStD WIRB J ' Sacramento, Cal., April 23. A cal endar which can be used for 150 years, and which Is more simple than any yearly calendar now In use, has been completed today by James B. West, a prisoner In Folsoin state prison, after four years of constant labor. William I. Day, of the prison commission, has been entrusted by West to secure a patent. West was sentenced to seven years for a crime committed In 1907. He worked on his idea nights after a hard day's labor In the rock quar ries. THE C. OF 0. CASK. (Continued from Page 1.) that the petitions contained sufficient fraudulent and fictitious names to bring the number of signers below that required by law, and Issued an Injunction restraining Secretary of State Olcott from placing the title of the bills on the ballot at the general election, but this will now be done and the appropriation will lie? voted upon. o CROWDS VISIT BUGHTHEATRE Knch week sees Increasing attend ance at the HUGH theatre, for Salem Is awakening to the universal de mand for VAUDEVILLE, entertain ment. Americans are an uneasy race. They demand something new, some thing unexpected, and in VAUDE VILLE. Yesterday's matinee at the TUIgh was witnessed by a large crowd who frankly proved their apprecia tion by applauding every number and laughing with the humorous situa tions In vaudeville and motion pic tures. In the past seven days the Illlgh has shown to over 7000 people. This a guarantee of Salem's quality show. The new bill Is opened by Guilfoyle and Hosom, comedy enter tainers. They do very clever work. Their jokes are all liew and well re ceived by the audience. The head liner on the bill Is ELECTRO, the human dynamo. It seems impossible; nevertheless It Is true that 1800 volls of electricity pass through this num. so heavily charging his body that It Is possible to Ignite pieces of paper or light a candle by merely touching them to his body. In plain words, un believable without seeing. No funnier motion picture than 'The t.nugh on Dad" has ever been shown at the Illlgh. Another rich comedy Is "Fly ing to Fortune." Then conies Shamus O'ltiien as h two-reel special feature, founded on Samuel lever's poem .list after the war In the Year '98 As soon ns the boys wor All scattered and bale o llepnillated Confession, fUNiTsn mess i.kki wnm.l Stockton. Cnl., April 2;). Repudlut Ing the confession which he gave the officers at Sacramento, Zollle Clem ents, the alleged bandit, today pleaded not guilty to the charge of having murdered William II. Newman, and his trial was set for Tuesday. June 4. A It K YOf HITN'KEDt Why suffer or take chances when I can give you immediate relief and a liosslble cure with the Wilson Wsyl lliiarauteed to relieve and retain any hernia, regardless of occupation, age or sex. No springs, No elastic. If yon are ruptured do not neglect this opportunity. I am here only Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday uu) Friday ot thla week. The Wllsoa Wr a applied only by specialists who are skilled In tho profession. Nothing can be done for rupture by mall. Kxamlnatlon free. O. II. SCHKETZ, Hernia SpeclmlK using the Wilson Way for Rupture, Hotel Marion, Salem, Oregon. THE ALLEN OUTLAWS Of! TRIAL DNITIO PRESS L14SSD WIS!. HillBVille, Va., April 23. Six mem bers ot the Allen outlaw clan were arraigned In the Carroll county court house here today to answer for the killing, on March 14, of Judge Thorn ton Massle, the county prosecutor, sheriff, a Juror and a spectator. The prisoners Included Floyd Allen, upon whom sentence was about to be pro nounced when the shooting began; Claude and Victor Allen, his sons, and his nephews, Sldna Edwards and Byrd Marlon. All are charged with first degree murder. Attorneys for the defense admitted today they will attempt to place the responsibility for all the shootings on Sldna Allen and Wesley Edwards, the only two members of the gang now free. It will be alleged that Floyd and Claude Allen may have fired In the exchange but that Sldna Edwards, Byrd Marlon and Victor Allen did no shooting at all. FIGHTING EXPECTED ON BORDER UNHID PIIES8 I.EAKKD Will):. Tucson, Ariz., April 23. Two thou sand Insurrectos armed with maimers, Winchesters and three machine guns, have passed through Yugo, 35 miles north of Teplc, capital of the territory of Teplc, and are advancing on the city. A panic exists, as only a small garrison is stutloned there and It Is expected the rebels will pil lage the city. Four hundred federal troops under General lturbe are on the outskirts of Cullacan, capital of Slnaloa, which Is In the hands of thej rebels. He Is entrenched about seven miles from the city and an insurrecto force, 300 strong, has gone to meet him. A battle Is momentarily expected. To t ome to Portland. (UNITS!) PUB8S LBASHD WIIIK. Berkeley, Cal., April 23. Professor William C. Morgan, head of the de partment of chemistry of the Univer sity of California, It was announced here this afternoon has accepted the presidency of Reed I'nlverslty at Portland, Ore. Professor II. Torrey, also of the department of chemistry of the I'nlverslty of California, will go to Reed with ProfeHEor Morgan. RAILROADS ACCEPT OFFER TO MEDIATE lONITID PRESS IgASSD Wini.l New York, April 23. The railroads affected by the threatened strike of engineers accepted this afternoon the offer of mediation made by Cominls slner or Labor Onirics P. Nelll and Presiding Judge Alurtln A. Knapp, of the commerce court. The conference will be resumed to luol row. Portland exported lifl per cent of all wheat sent nut of the I'nlted Stales during the month of March; New York being in second place. NEW TODAY. t FOR SA1.K SO acres with buildings and 1,4 acres adjoining to rent, at Greenwood Station, Polk county. Inquire for John Simon at West saiein store. 4-23-lmo FOR SAI-K Urge home, ond Al cow. Turner, Road between 24th and 2.'ith street, Salem. 4-23-31 TWO AND TIIItKE-Sl'ITK-Apart ments for housekeeping at f9' North Liberty street. 4-23-tf $lti00 tiood Ave room house, hum, woodshed, chicken Iioiihc, plenty of fruit, corner lot, luOxlOft, near to school, three blocks from car line, excellent buy. Square Deal Realty Co., I'. S. Ib.nk building, room .104. Phono 47'). WANTKI) Woman to cook for fam ily and farm hands. lCnquIre of W. II. Kugiin, (iervals, Phone Fann ers' 3. 4.23.;U FOR SAI.K Fine large mounted fain- lly wardrolie and other household goods and sundries. N,t, 14th street. J. C. Robertson, own-4-23-St FOR SAI.K CHEAP home; close to state house. Ad dress P. o. llox 324. 4-23-tf FOR SALE A fine residence lot. close to state house, best ot loca tion. Will sell cheap. Call it room 506. V. 8. N.uional Bank building. 4.13.tf 4( tttn t 't . I Vfe! CLOTHES tittl Bllftji" r w iiMmmas? X4 for C'can'ns ... I NSAk'Mli'z.ii 1. 1 i i 4tMM MM t I TV J I lWfr Nuie Wing Sang Co. j Big Stock New and Dry Goods We have made up all kinds Wrappers, Kimonas, Waists White Underwear and all kinds silk goods, dress waists; Men's and Children's Suits, Pants and Overalls, Ladies' and Gents' Underwear, all kinds Overshirts, all color Sweaters, Shoes, Ladies' and Girls' Dresses, Fancy Neckwear, Ladies' and Gents' Hose, Embroidery, Lace, Silk Scarfs, Chinawear, Mattings, etc. I All goods 20 per Chinese and Japanese Bazaar I 325 N. Commercial St. WANTED A woman to do light Mf)NFY TO I OAN housework for family ot three. "1-1 .lJ i-VJfAl 1 Phone 469. 4-13-lt 0 e"00 Real Estate lecirlty. BECHTEL BYNON ATTENTION MODERN Woodmen, of W7 State Stmt - ' America All members are re- aaaamn quented to be present at the meet- fx Altlrv a I Ing Thursday evening. April 25th. WOUl AINU COAL Final arrangements will be made n any qnant,ty prompt delvery for calling a state convention. If our specialty. Falls City Lumber such is the desire of the camp. Company. 279 North Commercial Stute Deputy Simmons will address street. Phone Main 813. the camp. 4-23-3t !'"MM!J!!gJ!!!? LOST Black and while Shepherd MONEY TO LOAN dog, 10 months old, white tip on T1I08. K. FORD tall, answers to name of "Tip." Over Ladd and Hush Dank, Salem, Or. Reward. l()!l Division street. Phone Main 7!I9. 4-23-tf I THE XEW SECOXD-HASD OVER 300 of Salem's lurgest homes CLOTHING STORE have a Goldenrod Vacuum Cleaner. We have a good line of Clothing Every home needs one. Price In amj shoes reach of all. Free demonstrations Highest prices paid for Second- at your home. Roysdon, agent. hand Clothing and Shoes Illlgh Hotel. Phone 742. 4-9-tf- 312 X. Commercial St, Salem, Or. FOR SALE Thoroughly modern Ave I ""tf room bungalow, five minutes' walk ' i from Stute and Commercial streets. small payment down, balance Office Phone Main 183 monthly. See Homer II. Smith, the Rlgdon Residence Main 111. Insurance man, McCornack build- HlfiDOX-RICIIARDSOX CO. Ins' 3'12'tf Funeral Directors and Undertakers COMMENCING APRIL FIRST The 252 N' Hlgh street Peoples Cash market, 173 S, Com- niercial Street will sell all meats - strictly for cash. No deliveries I made, nor telephone orders taken. 115 Liberty St. Phone Main 119 This Is a big Item of expense In KARL XEIICEBAUEH the meat business and all meat eat- Watfh and Jewelry Repairer eaters will get the benefit by buy- Your patronage solicited Ing their meats at this market for Satisfaction guaranteed cah' 4-1-tf With Capital Drug Store FOR SALE OH RENT by owner. New ' Sa'Cm 0mn five room furnished house on Nygh - 1 " Peach. Pull basement. Splendid T VI) T 11T Tl I TPn P ocean view. Ij.rge lot. Enquire 1105 I I f La VY K I I fc i S South Liberty or Phone Mln r,03 H III I WW 4-'8-'f- All Makes ' BOUGHT . NORWICH UNION ?L FIWCE SOCIETY 1 ed n.i ? ! MEREDITH k V RIBBOXS Hesldent Agent, w, tet. Strt " On farm and city property. John H. Scott, over Chlcano sinr. o.i. eg-on. Phone 1552. t ukseries, I GROWER OK Ci'vviiii ,, Italian Prunes. 1 vr i . .. Italian Prunes, 1 yr 3 to 4 ft. at . Vij! prices, 1 W1" oe Pleased to quote you Nursery located one-half mil. east of .sylum. p.... c..v FREDERICK . on trial Good Clothes stand the test ot the most severe trials with credit. By good clothes we mean STEIN - BL0CH Buy good clothes Come in today m n. r Mm ?nd "css,nS rnonc 4 ' a iwn j hjii'i i.l jii jrv'.i.i.ir JZ ! t Line Fancy Goods cent less this week Salem, Oregon t ft ft uiuu 8ee me bofor you do anything. C M. LOCKWOOD PtlAtlA Hffitn' QAQ iihZlt X. Commercial, Salem, Ornron. Established 1893 v....c "c Salem .Oregoe XESSSBOUI TV