Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, July 23, 1912, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text.. HI illl CAPIMt. JOrRAL, SALES, OREUOi H'ESDAY, JCLY S3, 1912. CO. The Time for Summer Clearing Has Arrived And we are going to give to the men of Su lem or vicinity tin opportunity to save many dollars on a new high grade Biilt liy purchasing now. Theso gulls must move on, and the extremely low prices will move them. No special statement Is necessary as to the kind of mens clothing we are offer ing. Sufflco to say that It Is HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX AXD Clnth'frafl f,lnthr- Covrnghi llait Rctiiffher tc Mara The popular fabric are (o he had In tuns greys greens and mixtures. A $l'5 suit fur il3.H., ete. Come and see what you ran Kve nt Meyers. Don't forget the Buick Auto You may get it free J3 Good Reasons Why I should buy Groceries at "DAMON'S" I'M iHt Lower Trices. Second Speclul Bales most every day that mako yon an extra saving, Third 1(1 ounces to t ho pound each and every time. Fourth (iood groceries that are really good. Fifth Tub customer Is not required to pay the rent, us we own our own liulldlng. "IjiHt hut not least," you learn how to really economize. fighting Ihe Combine. 855 North Commercial. Main 68. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY SPECIALS -DAMON'S IIEST" CREAMERY HITTER 30o per pound. DAISY HI IK U cans for lHe; per doaen !IOc ITHE MAPLE SYltl l' From Pennsylvania, absolutely pure I One-half gallon cans HUc ' Oun gallon cans $1.75 Do you want it flour that makes the lightest, daintiest, most delicious bread Imaginable? Of course, you do. Then you should nsn "PEItrECTION r'LIM'K" Hegular price Intimitis price $1.10 WAX IIEANS I'er pound 5c, (litis for 2."ie, We carry a full Hue of fruits and vegetables, and deliver any place In Salem. We can sell you groceries for less money. t MARK IS PROVE IT Team for Sale Capital Improvement Co. Phone 14. 7-2:1 ;it llaif New Olllees Doctors Morse aud Robertson have moved their olllces to room 3, Me- Cornack building. 7-8-tf Every Drop Docs Its Work Zerolcne la an economical litctcr oil because It lubri cates so thoroughly. You get Use full working value from every drop then It but in up cleanly, end you Imve no trouble with carbon. im;orfPOHATrrj CITY NEWS. Spoclal meeting of Multno mah Chupter, No. 1, R. A. M., this evening. Work In the Past Miistor degree. Visiting companions wel come. See the Vuilor Chair lliinimock at llureu & llumlllon's, lis the acmo of comfort aud very In expensive. ' You Chii liny Five- Ten or 20-acre tracts on monthly Installments of Derby & Co., U. S. bank building. 7-20-3t I will make free dumonstratli us with the Cioldenrod vacuum cleaner on your own carpets and refer you to ninny satisfied customers. J. M. Roys. don. Phono 742, Ullgh Hotel. 7-17-tf Sihriiin Fruit Jars Are easy to Bcal and easy to open. They keep rrult perfectly. All sizes In stock at factory prices. Hiiren & Hamilton. A Work of Supererogation The report of Insurance Commis sioner Ferguson, Just Issued, contains ! pages, as against 210 pages In the last previous report. The change makes a saving In the expense of printing that will approximate $500. when the saving In cost of Btock and binding Is added to Ihe saving In com position, which amounts to about $100. At Salem Heights I'nder Iho auspices of the Salem Heights Development t-engue, at their hall, on the evening of July 25, there will bo an Ice cream social, w ith pro gram anil good music, furnished by orchestra. Proceeds for benefit of painting the hall. F.verybndy come and Imve 0110 of the limes of your lives To Eugene In August After a lay-off of L'O days the track laying crew on the Oregon Fleet rlc has resumed work again at a point about 12 miles south of Albany. Su perintendent J. O. Johnson was In the city last night and slated that In less than a mouth the track will be laid to Eugene. Ilallastlng follows close be hind the tracklaylng, and it will be only a short time until trains will be running the entire length of the ex tension, VX' The 1 y'j Sm" . Cans Sold In H, XrrC FLAT Wit J II V i, 1 and 1 SIUPE . Guile! (Vh :; t lUndle For Sale Everywhere A STANDARD OIL COMPANY (Urorptmtrd) Teams for Sale ! Capital Improvement Co. Phone 14. j 7-23-St Married Today The county clerk's office issued a li cense to wed today to Martin L. DU bech and Miss Grace Beatrice Osborn, both of Salem. The wedding took place today. Yudor Hummocks Are different from the ordinary kind, so different that they wear two or thre etlmes as long. We show a complete line, all colors, styles and prices. Duren & Hamilton. There's Never a Doubt But that J. M. 1-awrence carries the best groceries, fruits and vege tables on the market. Prices are right, at the corner of Commercial and Ferry streets. Building Lot $275 Price Includes graded street, ce ment sidewalk, water main. Terms $10 down and $5 per month. Inquire at 212 U. S. National national bank building. 7-16-tf To See a Dam Site At 1:30 today the court selected a jury to go Into the mountains on the Hreltenbusb to view the proposed site of a dam, which Is Involved In a suit by condemnation of the Willamette Power company against the Hammond Lumber company. Three days will be taken to visit the location of the pro posed dnm. Your Porch - Can be made the finest summer liv ing room Imaginable by the use of Vudor porch shades. They're Inex pensive, and we hang them free. Hur en & Hamilton. Invites Yon to Picnic Sedgwick Woman's Relief Corps In vites members of their order, the C. A R S. of V. and their families to unite with them in a basket picnic, ThllrfulllV Jlflprtwwtn Allfrnat 9f, llrlncr ' enough for your own and one more, and then there w.lll be plenty. Place, fair grounds. Two Marriage Licenses Two marriage licenses have been Issued by the county clerk In which the weddings are to take place tomor row as follows: Miss Augusta A. Oarnjobst, of Liberty, was granted li cense to marry George H. Hongen helmer, of Rosedale; and Mrs. Martha A. Scott was given legal permission to marry George, K Glover. Both of the last named are from Sublimity. Want to Plant Oysters The State Land Board today was presented with an application from a firm near Netnrts Bay, asking for the rental or purchase of slate lands there for the purpose of planting oys li.rs. The bay contains some of the greatest clam bedB In the country, and the parties entering into the composi tion of the firm believe that oysters would nlso prosper in the bay. As there la some question whether the state can legally take action along the lines desired by the firm the subject has been referred to the attorney-gen eral for an opinion. Improve the Office At an expense of $1000 the county recorder's office Is able to discard the old, antiquated shelving and filing cases which have served the county so long. .New, up-to-date, flro-proof racks for the reception of the various kinds of books are being Installed to day, which fills a 1 011 it felt want In that office. When Installed the room In the. vault will be much better util ised than before and much more room will be available for (he abstractors and attorneys who frequent that of fice. Employe to Yuriinate Hauser Brothers' employes have saplently reached the conclusion that getting married is Infectious, the firm being Inoculated with It, Bnd they are seriously contemplating getting some kind of nntl-nuptlul virus Injected Into their systems lo prevent the whole ca boodle getting spliced. Will Prohuled- The will of Edward Matholt. who died June 22, 1912, was filed for pro hate today. Petition Is made for tl appointment of William Matholt mid H. S. Qulnn as executors of the will Tho estate Is valued at 113,000, all of .which Is real property. The heirs at law are Julia .Matholt, Aurora; Wil liam Matholt, Donald; Peter Matholt, Aurora; Eugene Mathhhleu. .Aurora; Eva Smith, Aurora, and Ella Qulnn. of Donald. Two Fire Alarms Two fire alarms were given yester day afternoon. At 3.4.1 the department was called to the Salem Iron works. here, on account of an unusually heavy draft on the furnace smoke whs Issuing from all part of the mould Ing room, being taken by a passerby for a fire. An alarm waa turned In, but the department was not needed At 5:45 an alarm was turned In which brought the department to the Owl rooming house, where a burning chlm ney had been discovered. No damage wae done, and the department was not needed, at the (Ire did not extend be yon the chimney. Married This Morning. At 9 o'clock this morning two of Salem's most popular young people were married, when Miss Mabel E. Stark became the bride of Lloyd J. Hauser. The wedding was performed In the presence of relatives and a few Intimate friends, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cook, at 138 North Twelfth street, Rev. Henry T. Babcock officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Hauser are well known In Salem, where their host of friends wish them a long and happy married life. He is half owner, with his broth er, of two sporting goods stores, one at Salem and one at Albany, while the bride for a long time was employed in the office of the Meyers dry goods store. The newly-married couple left for a trip of two weeks, rusticating In the mountains around Cascadla, after which th'iy will make their home in Salem. I N IOX PACIFIC MAY GET MOFFAT ROAD UNITED mr.SH LEAKED WIIIH.1 Denver, Colo., July 23. Reports ap parently authoritative, are current here rbday that the Denver and North western Pacific railroad (the Moffat road) will be sold under the hammer at tho meeting of Its directors here tomorrow. The sale, It Is said, will be made to satisfy the demands of cred itors In the east who hold $3,500,000 of the road's overdue bonds. The line Is likely to fall into the hands of the t'nion Pacific, a representative of which Interests accompanied the bond holders of the Moffat road on a trip of Inspection yesterday. The acqulsl lion of the Moffat road would enable H'"-''1"" In Itefrlgcrators the Union Pacific to tap the rich coal M Iluren & Hamilton's, fields of Colorado, and In time, would - almost certainly lead to an extension to Salt Lake.' Have Come lo Stay-r Mr. 1). I. Howard and family, eight (n all, have arrived In Salem from Aberdeen, Miss., to make their future home here. Mr. Howard made a trip through the coast country two years ago. He spent several days at Salem, and was shown about by Board of Trade officials. He was not only taken into the country, but shown the city and its many advantages. He broke bread with our people, and ate cher ries with them. Then he went on and visited other towns, but he concluded that Salem was the best of all, and finally, after closing tip bis business matters, has come here to make his home and Invest his capital. Mr. Howard sees vast Improvements here Blnce his first visit, and Is now even more enthusiastic, than nt first. liny Five or Ten Acres Close to the city limits of Salem, on terms of $100 cash and $5 per month Derby & Co., U. S. bank building. 7-20-31 Wants Pickers to Register- pickers for the Holmes yard are requested to register at once. There will be no tiresome, dusty ride this year, as the Oregon Electric ' runs through the yard. Phone 109. T. A. Llvesley. & Co. 7-15-tf Important Ye Liberty NEW I'ltOGItAM TODAY: The Death of Saul A strong picture showing Saul's trip to the Witch of Endor and his tragic end. Ills Father's Haste The Sellg company has portrayed a strong story of war times. A Dnsh Through the Clouds A Rlograph farce comedy played In an aeroplane. Karcy has 11 new song. Wexford SEW SONGS AND PH'TI'ItES TOD AY I The Pathe Weekly-See the Portland business men on their trip to Tillamook and Bay City. Watch the Elks' Kodeo at Klamath Falls, and many other eventful happen ings of the day. The Vitagraph Co. presents The ExIeesloN Tuhlr An amus ing and Interesting picture of the family circle. Always the Ilel I'Murc te Re Had. LADD & BUSH BANK Is moved to the east part of their new office and occupies this location as temporary quarters while the corner portion is being remodeled. The entrance of the temporary, quarters ,will be on State street, just fast vi me yit'ociu oiaic GETSIT For Corns Really a Wonder New Way, Painless, Safe mid Sure. "Quit That! GETS-IT Will 'Get' Any Corn." Tho new kind of corn cure; the only sure kind; the only easy, safe, painless kind is here. It's what corn pestered people have been looking for ever since the ago of shoes. Does It really do the work? Well, just one trial will prove it. The name of this big surprise Is "GETS-IT," because It gets It. You don't have to wrap your toes in band ages. There are nq piasters, no salves. What Is more, "GETS-IT" will never, absolutely can't hurt or make the true flesh sore, as many other corn "things" do. If It gets on the skin, It won't can't hurt or Injure the flesh. Apply It In two seconds, It's guaranteed, or your money Is re funded. Your druggist sells "GETS-IT," 25 cents per bottle, or direct If you wish, from E. Lawrence & Co., Chi cago. Sold in Salem by J. C. Perry two stores; D. J. Fry, Dr. Stones Drug Store, Crown Drug Co. Teams for Sale I Capital Improvement Co. Phone 14. 1 , 7-23-3t NEW TODAY. NEW BUNGALOW close In strictly modern, four blocks from buslnese section; $200 down, balance month ly. See Homer II. Smith, McCor nack building. Phone 96. E-24-tf WANTED; At once, good second-hand 2-seated carriage or Burrey; must he In good condition. J. D. Parker, 213 South Commercial street, Salem, Or. 7-18-Gt WANTED Horse, must be safo driv er, aged C to 12 years, weight 1000 to 1400 lbs. T. C. Jory, Route 4, Salem. Phone Farmers 491. 7-23-3t FOUND Bunch of keys. Owner can secure same at this office by pay ing for this ad. HEAL ESTATE BULLETIN'. 1M $1200. Five-room houso and barn, 4 blocks from State street. Built one year; some fruit; $2.10 down, balance monthly or will take team as part payment. 172 $1300. ,lx-room house, one block from paved street, 12-mlnute car service, plenly of fruit, sewer In. 101 $1800. California bungalow, five rooms, reception hall, fireplace. built-in china closets, bath and toilet. 180 -$3800. Six rooms strictly mod ern, one block from Slate House, Stop and think what a location. 1.19 $3200. Seven-room modern house on paved street, 12-mlnute car service, furnace, full basement, bath and toilet, electric chande liers, built-in closets. Ixt 2Hx . 17,1. fine lawn. 179 $1800. Six-room bungalow, beam ed ceilings, bullt-ln closets, solid panel doors, electric chandeliers second lot from paved street, one block to car. You will have to hurry to get this. Owner going east. lit $.1,100. Eighty acres dairy and fruit farm, sandy soil, 2 streams running water, good house and outbuildings, large dairy barn and machine sheds, one nnd one half miles from R. R. and cream ery; can be Irrigated. 77 $11000. Thirty-eight acres rolling land, nearly all In crop, 5 acres prune orchard, wood for family use, 600 grH vines. 90 Lambert cherries, 118 walnuts In bearing. Bam cost $ 1,10 7-room house, water piped from spring to house and barn. 178 Forty acres. 1 miles from Sa lem. The finest proposition on the market for platting. The sur roundings are Salem's best. If you are looking for an Invest ment, don't overlook this at $18.1 per acre. PARKER & WAREIIAM. With E. llofer ft Sons. 213 Smuli nierclal Street. jtict'i cnuance. I STATISTICAL MARRIED. TIFFANY OGDEN In Salem, Ore gon, Tuesday, July 23, 1912, Miss Inez Ogden to Fred O. Tiffany, both of Elkhorn. They will make their home at Elk- horn, where the groom Is a prosper ous farmer. IIARi WEXGER. In this city, Tues day, July 23, 1912, Miss Mary Mag- dalena Wenger to Sam Hari, both of Silverton, where they will continue to reside. DIED. BRODIE. Georgia S. Brodie, wife of G. A. Rrodlo, of 3404 S2d St., S. E Portland, died at Port Townsend, Washington, July 22, at 5:35. Tho remains will be brought to Portland for burial. Funeral arrange ments later. Deceased was a daugh ter of Dr. and Mrs. II. Carpenter for merly of Salem, and a sister of Mrs. A. E. Strang, of Salem. Four children survive her, II. C. Brodie, of Salem; R. C. Brodie, of Canby; R. K. Brodie, of Corvallis, and De Etta J. Brodie, of Portland. WILL SELL PROPERTY TO PERPETUATE TRUST UNITED PBESS LEASED Wlltlt San Francisco, July 23. For the perpetuation of the trust created In the will, Superior Judge Mognn today granted permission for the sale of the holdings In San Francisco of the late Stephen Mead, of New London, Conn., a partner In the banking firm of Lndd & Tilton, of Portland, one of the financial Institutions on the Pacific coast. The property which is to be sold Is valued at $.100,000. Mead died 37 years ago, and, under the trust provision of his will, some of the residue of the estate cannot be permanently distributed to any heir until the youngest child of the chil dren, nt the time of Mead's widow's death, has reached majority. As she lived many years after his death, the trust will continue for years. Attorneys for the heirs explained that the property, which, since the fire, has been unimproved, can now be sold to advantage, and (he estate re lieved of the burden of paying taxes on the realty. Hood River reports several forest fires as being well under way. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTOR I A GRAND OPERA HOUSE Monday, July 29 THE EVENT OF THE SEASON ;eoim;e it a it ic mhttciieovs "Beverly of Graustark" ELAIIOItATE (OSTI .HES SPECIAL SI ENEIIV METKOI'OLITAX CAST The Itest Itomanllr Itramu Now Before the l'uhllc l'rlces ;tlc, ;:c, and Kll.OII. Foster & Baker GROCERIES AND MEATS OoingfolheMountains? Let us supply your lunch wants, cheese, pickles, sardines, olives, can ned meats, pork nnd beans, pancake flour, fruits, etc. Going lo Stay at Home? Drink Best Balk lllend Coffee, 8.1c per pound. Watermelons, l'.e p.r ,,0uiid Cantaloupes, 3 and 4 for 2.". cents Sanitary cured bacon and hnn, n- best of smoked meats, covered with gelatine, to retain the fl,le ftnvor ,, excludes dust, etc. Ask to gee It IEA(IIES,TOMVTOES,cr(TMIlEltS I'roinpt Auto HelUerj. PHONE .'.,. TYPEWRITERS All Sakei BOCGHT SOLD RENTED REPAIRED RinnoNs ROLLERS Ql'tllll mwtm . "lor you do anythlni C M. LOCKWOOD No Time" to Keep Healthy but forced to take time to be sick is the case with many a "busy" man of today! You wouldn't lot your business "take care of itself," but you do lot your vital organs RUN WILDI "Those little aches and pains don't amount to anything" that's what "they say." But the deaths chronicled dally tell another storyl You who am no "busy" neglecting yourself STOP AND THINK! How long before YOU may be flat on your back perhaps with noiue FATAL SlCKNKSSf Why not get a package of Holllster's Rocky Mountain, Tea (or Nuggets) TODAYI Btraighten out that lazy liver look to your stomach wateh your kidneys regulate your bowels clear your blood of Impurities t.i a well man I Hollister'8 Rocky Mountain Tea Nug gets nro n convenient Tablet form of the famous Tea the concentrated es sence of a scientific blend of Mother Naturo's roots, herbs, leaves aud seeds wonderful body-builders going straight to the seat of trouble throw ing oil' ALL waste and poison restor ing every organ to normal condition, nnd allowing it to perform its proper function bringing health aud happi ness! Don't neglect yourBelf don 't let your vital organs become weak or run down heed the little warning cries get a box of Holllster's Rocky Moun tain Tea Nuggets (or a package of Tea) TODAY accept no substitute nothing can take their place! Insist DEMAND IIOLLI8TER U The Tei NuKneti (or Tablets) nre very handy n :arr in tlie pocket pleusnnt to lake and jertiln In reaultt, A box cojta only .15c : Tea, per pitck- ame grlce 105 cuplula ot HEALTH. The Paper Carriage On the Ilurroughs Visible adding machine is as easy to operate as a typewriter carriage. Drop the paper Into the chute and turn the platen two sets of rubber pres sure rollers catch the pa per nnd guide It Into place ready for work. This carriage can bo put on or taken off with a screw-driver in 30 sec ondsany one of three standard , carriages (3. 12V4 and 20 Inches) can be furnished. We'll be glad to Bhow you this machine, any time, anywhere. Bl'KKOUGHS ADDING MACHINE CO. N. B. GREGG, Sales Mgr., Commercial Club Bldg., Portland, Oregon. A noston man lost his leg from the bite of an Insect two years before. To avert such calamities from stings and bites of Insects use Bucklen's Arnica Salve promptly to kill the poison and prevent Inflammation, swelling and pain. Heals bruises, bolls, ulcers, plies, eczema, cuts, bruises. Only 25c at J. C. Perry's. MONEY TO LOAN THOS. K. FORD Over Udd and bush Bank. Salem, Or. NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY Bl'RGIIAKDT A MEREDITH Resident Agent 186 State Street WOOD AND COAL In ailT nnnntltv d.... t luiiipt neuter our specialty. Falls City Lumber Company. 279 North Commercial street Phone Main 813 MONEY TO LOAN On rood Real Estate leeirltj. BECIITEL ft BTSOK State Street MONEY TO LOAN On farm and city property. Joha U Scott, over Chicago Store. Salem, Or egon. Phone 1552. CAROLINE ELINOR HAINES CONCERT PIANIST Piano Instruction. Write for circu lar. Studio 491 North Cottage street. JAPANESE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING WORKS No machinery to tear and wear out dcllcato fabrics. Work called for and delivered promptly. 36 Ferry St. Phone Main 2251 Office Phone Mala 183 Rlgdon Residence Main lit BIODOX-RICHARDSOlf CO. neral Director, and Undertaken I" N. High 8treet Ww7