Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, June 10, 1912, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMT1T CAPITU ?VZSkU 8ALEM, OREGON. M0SDAY, JUNE lO, 1912. rtan thro Letters by Telegraph How Long Are They? There are both now T o TVT" lit "VHWO ctilU Night Letters. Each begins with fifty words, but you may make them as long as you please. Write your letter just as if it were to be sent by mail. If you wish to reach your corre spondent today, send it by telegraph as a Day Letter. . If delivery tomorrow morning will do, send it as a Night Letter. Full information by Telephone THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY Elegant Gifts (or the Graduates Useful Presents of every Description Large Variety Barr's Jewelry Store REAL ESTATE BULLETIN 2J-ACRE BARGAIX 24 acres 4 miles from Salem (none of best localities. One-fourth mile to school, store, etc. Two acres fine bearing orchard. Large garden and berry patch. Four acres good fuel timber on back of place. Balance In grain. Complete equipment Includ ing three fine horses goes with place. House, barn, etc. Heady to move onto and make a good thing out of It Price Is only $6000. CITT PROPERTY No. 137. Almost a block of prop erty on S. 12th street In Mornlngslde Addition, where the new carllne Is to be extended. Six room good house, barn chicken house; 30 bearing fruit trees of all varieties. This place Is a snap at $2,200. $1,000 down will ban die It house. Front street Is rapidly ad vancing In value as business and warehouse property. This Is a splen did Investment or speculation at $4500. AGATE BEACH Better buy a lot at Agate Beach. New hotel will open July 4th. Auto service k Newport. FRONT STREET CORNER. Large corner lot on Front street. 85x165 feet. Modern eight room PRUNE LAND No. 147. 86 acreg near Rosedale on rock road. Nice laying gentle slope and situated Just right for a fine or chard site. At present It is all In grain except 15 acres of good fuel timber. Price with the crop Is only $90 per acre, LARGE FARMS We have all kinds of- large farms and can show you the best Willam ette Valley lands at prices that are right SIX ACRES We have a little six acre place right In Falls City that Is Just right for a chicken ranch or gardening proposition. 44 acres are now In cultivation In garden and fruit. Present owner is raising chickens with large market for all be can pro duce. Small bouse with good chick en houses and other outbuildings. Price, $2500. E. HOFER & SONS INVESTMENTS 213 S. Commercial Street SAVE YOURSELF There is no reason why you should ; always be a slave. If you are desirous of saving yourself or a friend from a drunk ard's grave, you cannot afford to overlook the opportunity offered at the Hot Lake Sanatorium for the cure of the liquor and drug babit Hot Lake mineral baths prepare the body for the treatment and then sooth the nerves and actually remove the desire for the liquor or drug. Hundreds of happy homes In Oregon and Washing ton today bear witness to the efficiency of the Hot Lake treatment One week will In most cases effect s cure. Sometimes longer Is re quired, but not often. The best of care Is given the patients. For full Information, address Hot Lake Sanatorium, lSSe WAITER I. FIERCE Pres. and Mgr. Makes the Nation Gasp. The awful list of Injuries on .rtlca Salve, of thousands who suffered I from burns, cuts, bruises, bullet Fourth of July staggers humanity, rounds or explosions. It's the quick Set over against It, however, is the healer of boils, ulcers, eciema, sore wuuuenui Dealing, oj ttucmen Ar-jui or yiiev. w a STUDEIITS WORK FOR PRISONERS DENTAL CLASS TRY THEIR PRENTICE HANDS OX 150 PRIS ONERS AND DO WORK THAT WOULD COST "IN THE MAR KET" AT LEAST $2,000. The Oregon state board of dental examiners completed Its June meet ing Saturday. The examinations were held at the state penitentiary, where the applicants for licenses demonstrated their Bklll by working on the prisoners. Approximately $2000 worth of den tal services were performed by the 48 applicants during the three days of practical work. This work was done entirely free of charge and at least 150 prisoners had their teeth placed In order by the young men. This Is the first time that such an examination has been held In any of the state Institutions, and In view of the fact considerable confusion- was oxpected. Every one, however, was agreeably surprised at the smooth ness with which the examinations were conducted, and the prisoners were especially surprised and grateful. On the last day of the examination the prison authorities served a lun cheon for the applicants In the pri son's main dining room at which time Governor West took occasion to thank the young men for their ser vices. ' The following were successful In passing the examinations the. theor etical part of which was held In the slate house: D. C. Burton, Loran Bogan, E. W. Barnum, Lee M. Boles, T. N. Chrlst ensen, J. E. Crallen, J. W. Caffyn, Frank Dye, Fred Ellis, W. H. Flsk, V. A. Fitzgerald, M. H. Fisher, D. A. Fellows, J. B. Grlder, G. E. Humber stone, W. M. Hanna, P. F. Hawkins, R. R. Hill, E. D. Hutchinson, R. I, Jones, R. R. Johnson, H. H. Kulm, C. F. Lauderdale, Dallas Loy W. J. McMillan, R. C. Mullholland, N. W. Markham, R. W. Morrow, John Ol son, G. G. Penepacker, Jacob Riser, Chas. Rnndle, R. C. Townsend, H. L. Sumption, Alt. Swennes, Floyd Utter, J. II. Williams Lee A. Wan dell, O. T. Wherry, D. F. Wyman. Sarsaparilla Cures all blood humors, al eruptions, clears the complex' ion, creates an appetite, aids digestion, relieves that tired feeling, gives vigor and vim. Get It today In uaunl liquid form or cnocoiatea taDiets called sarsatabs, WILL RUSH UNIVERSITY TEST CASE Helped (o Keep Down Expenses. Mrs. J. E. Henry, Akron, Mich., tells how she did so: "I was bothered with my kidneys and had to go nearly dou ble. I tried a sample of Foley Kidney Pills and they did me so much good that I bought a bottle and they saved me a big doctor's bill." For weak back, backache, rheumatism, urinary and kidney troubles, use Foley Kidney nils. They help quickly. Dr. Stone Drug Co. SAY CUBAN WAR) WAS STARTED BY SUGAR TRUST ONITID PRMS LKASKD W1RS.) Washington, June 10. With Instruc tions to land marines whenever he thinks President Gomez Is In need of assistance to stop street fighting there, Rear-Admiral Hugo Osterhaus is In Havana today In command of the United States battleship Rhode Island and the cruiser Washington. Official dispatches received here declare that Havana Is near a race war. Speaker Ferrera, of the Cuban house of representatives, is here pleading for more time'1 in which to crush the rebel lion before the United States Inter venes In Cuba. President Tuft arrived from Hamp ton Roads at noon, and Immediately discussed the Cuban situation with members of his cabinet and other officials. Senators Nelson, Root and Bacon are heading opposition to intervention In the senate, alleging that the sugar trust fomented the rebellion, In an at tempt to force annexation of Cuba by the United States. t FAMILY HELD FOR ASSAULT TO MUIiDEIi ONITID runs LBIBID WIM.1 Med ford, Ore., June 10. Frank Ceol, an Italian furmer, his wife and daugh ter have been held to the grand jury for assault with intent to murder their neighbor, W. C. Daley, aged pioneer of Jackson county, and nomklnee for county commissioner. Daley was pa trollng his Irrigation ditch, which sup plies farmers of Lake creek district, when attacked from behind by Ceol, who felled him, gagging him with a handkerchief, while the wife, armed with a spade, and the daughter with a hoe, unmercifully beat Daley, cracking his skull and cung flesh from mus cles. 8utherlln farmers are planting lots of vegetable which will be bandied by a company, by the recently dis covered "Keepfresh" method. When the answer to the Oregon University case which is now being prepared is filed it will admit that the signatures to the referendum pe titions by seven circulators and com prising about 3,000 names, are frau dulent and void In contemplation of the law. This was the statement made Sat' urday by Attorney General Crawford and W. S. U'Ren, who are preparing the answer. The complaint In the case Is brought In the name of John H. McNary, as district attorney, to comply with the recent ruling of the supreme court, and save for this is the same as the old complaint. When the state answered, .It denied fraud In any of the petitions, but thlB time the attorneys decided that the better plan would be to admit fraud whether It was plain that the names were fraudulent and then go before the court strictly on the merits of the case. With the view of expediting the case and getting a decision from the supreme court before the general election, the formality of filing do- murrers will be gone through and Judge Galloway be aBked to rule upon them without argument Wherever possible It will be stipulated that the evidence adduced in the former case shall be used in-thls one. Both sides contemplate Introducing some new evidence adduced In the former case Bhall be used In this one. Both sides contemplate Introducing some new evidence, and after It Is Introduced, the case will be submitted to the judge without argumont, the assump tion being that his ruling will be the same as before, the point upon which the case was reversed having been compiled with In the new complaint. Should the supreme court decide adversely to the university again and the decision not come before the election 1b over, then It Is admitted that the appropriations would be held up for another two years. All patent medicines or medicines ad vertised In this paper are for sale at DR. STONE'S Drug Store SALEM, OREGON also DR. STONE'S OT'OM.tCil POWDER and BLUES BELIFF Which cures: Indigestion, Sour Stomach, Pain in the Stomach, Gas In the Stotuacb, Blues, Despondency and "down in the mouth.' Makes a sad person cheerful. MORRIS IS REFUSED A PARQO Giving cs bis reason that the grant Ing of a parole to J. Cooper Morris would be used by enemies of the Inde terminate sentence end parole laws against them, Governor West Saturday night declined to give him a parole as had been recommended by the parole board. Morris was convicted of embezzle ment In connection with the Oregon Savings & TruBt company, and his minimum sentence expired May 26, The parole board after investigating his case recommended that he be pa roled. The board also recommended pa roles for Arthur Green, Ben Hintou Earl and Emmett Shields, who, togeth er with Joseph Cassedy, deputy sheriff of Grant county, lynched OUIe Snyder, but the governor turned their cases down. Snyder had killed Green's brother In a, quarrel over a dog, and the condemned men entered Into a con spiracy with Cassedy to take Snyder from him as he whb taking him to jail and lynch him. PROPOSALS FOR ADDITION TO BRICK BUILDING. Department of the Interior, Office of Indian Affairs Washington, D. C, June 1, 1912, Sealed proposals, plainly marked on the outside of' the sealed envelope: Proposals for Addition to Brick School Building, Salem Indian School, Oregon," and addressed to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Washington, D. C, will be received at the Indian Office until 2 o'clock . m July 17 1912, for furnishing materials and labor for the construc tion of an addition to brick school building at the Salem Indian School, Oregon, In strict accordance with tho plans, specifications and Instruc tions to bidders, which may be ex amined at this Office, the offices of the Supervisor of Construction, Den- er, Colo., the Oregonlan, Portland, Oie., the Capital Journal, Salem Ore., the American Contractor, Chi cago, 111., the U. 8. Indian Ware houses at Chicago, 111., St. Louis, Mo., and San Francisco, Cal., the Build ers and Traders Exchanges at Mln- eapolls, Minn, and Omaha, Nebr.. and at the School. For further In formation apply to the Supt. of the Salem Indian School, Chemawa, Ore gon. F. II. Abbott, Acting Commis sioner. ' 6-ll-16t-eod Mrs. Lela Love, wife of Wiley Love, farmer living near Covena, Ga says I have taken Foley Kidney Pills and find tbem all that you claim for them They gave me almost Instant relief when my kidneys were sluggish and inactive. I cheerfully recommend them to all sufferers from kidney trou bles." Foley Kidney Pills are as care fully made and as scientifically com pounded as any medicine your home doctor can give you. Thoy act direct ly on the kidneys and bladder. Dr. Stone Drug Co. BOY MAYOR HAS TO GO TO SCHOOL dnitid run Lsiiiao wins. Portland, Ore., June 10. Max Swlrd- llk, boy mayor of Portland, elected to serve during the week of the Rose Fes. tlval, received a shock to his dignity today when his official duties were rudely Interrupted by some of the school authorities that his presence was requested at school to take an ex amination, and that he city hull would have to get along without him during the forenoon. Max sadly departed for school, May or Rushlight seeking to alleviate his grief by assuring blra that, so fur as possible, he would take care of the city's business during his enforced absence FOUND AND 111 HIED TWO OF THE BODIES DNITID ! LliHSP WIU.1 Cordova, Alaska, June 10. After a stormy trip, Edgar Bird and Jack Har ris, of Cordova, returned today from Hlnchin Brook and reported that they discovered the bodies of two of the men lost In the wreck of tho Haydn llrown four weeks ago. The revenue cutter Manning had searched for the bodies of the Haydn Brown's crow. but had failed to find any. In the pocket of one of the dead men was found a letter signed A. C Hansen" and addressed to the secre tary of the sailors' union, Tacoma. Bird and Harris found a photograph on the other body, but could get no clew to his Identity. They burled both bodies, aud placed slabs over the graves. The Telegram claims Portland will have 500,000 by 1920. Hope so. 'rnpoHHls for Supplying the State Innlltutloni. Sealed bids are Invited by the State Purchasing Board for Supplies and stores for the Oregon State In stitutions, for the six months ending IJi'PeliiDer 31, 1912. Bids will be opened at 2 p. m June 2 tb. Lists, with Instructions to bid ders may be secured by calling on, or addressing C. D. Frazer, Secre tary, Salem, Oregon. d-l-fit-eod WAN CHESTER Arrow Kotch COLLAR. CluMt, ttmhoAr tt Co.. Troy, N. Y. Our June Sale Big reductions throughout the house See our display of cotton as it grows on the stalk from the fields of Georgia Children's Wear Mothers, you'll find the utmost style and value In our children's department, Dainty caps,coats dresses made of seasonable, ser viceable materials, En tire line at reduced Drices. Children's Tub Dresses, age 2-6, in variety ' c of shades and styles, SPECIAL C Linen Suits LADIES' MAN-TAILORED, PURE LINEN. SUITS. Special $7.50 Special $4.95 19c Jewelry 19c NOVELTY JEWELRY COM PRISING BAR PINS, BEAUTY PINS.j BUCKLES, BROOCHES, CUFF LINKS. REG. 20c, 85c, Bc numbers Special 19c 97c Silk Hose 97c PURE SILK THREAD HOSE, BLACK ONLY, REGULAR 1.50 NUMBER. Special 97c $1.89 Ladies' Waists LINGERIE AND TAILORED WAISTS IN A GOOD RANGE OF STYLES, LACE AND EM BROIDERY TRIMMED. REG. $2.25, $2.50 Spccail $1.89 4? U. G. Shipley Co. "t" V 145-147 North Liberty Street Sw u4 Cowl StnMtt, SALEM. ORCON Notice to Irrigators. Ordinance No. 484 makes It unlaw ful for any person or persons to use water for Irrigation dnrlmr thn nvlot. ence or continuance of any fire to which the fire department of Salem may be called. Any person or per sons violating this ordinance shall be deemed EUlltV of a tlllmlninpnimi. nnH upon conviction thereof shall be pun- , lshad by a fine of $2.50 for the first offense and $5.00 for each subsequent offense. i Immediately unon the return of th fire department to Its quarters, a long blast of the fire whistle will be given to Indicate that the fire is ont and that Irrigation mny be resumed. This must bo strictly adherod to. . LOUIL LACHMUND, Mayor 6-R-tf Get them at White's! Berry Crate and Hallocks S SPECIAL PRICES OX LARGE ORDERS. D. A. WHITE & SONS S51-201 STATE STREET SALEM, 0REG05 M ! Courtesies Extended to Carnival Visitors By OLDS, W0RTMAN & KING , I'OHTLAMV OBEGOX , Salem Electric Cars stop right at the door Visitors at the Rose Carnival at Portland are cordially Invited to make headquarters at this store. Every modern convenience has been provided for your comfort. It's the big show place of Portland. The popular meotli'g place for friends. All city cars transfer to Olds-Wortman & Kings. The public Rest Room, the Re tiring Rooms, the Mothers' Room or nursery, the public phones, etc., are for your use. The best luncheon In all the Northwest Is served In our Tea Room. Cooking Just like home; prompt service and popular prices. Special 2r.c shoppers' lunch served In the basement. Ice cream parlors In the Basement. Our floor men will give you valuable advice about the city. Come and make yourself OLDMYOUTMAJf A KIG at home. Parcels and Wrung checked free. 17 SUNSIT ROUTf.S THE ROSE FESTIVAL All week June 10-15, $2,00 round trip to Portland, Tickets on sale June lOto 15, inclusive, .return limit June 17, 1912, The Southern Pacific train No, 15 will leave Portland after all parades are over, arriving at Salem 3:31a. m, I JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent, S. P. Co.