Daily capital journal., July 24, 1912, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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AILT CAPITL t L SALeM. OKEbOi., EDNESDAF, JULY 21, mt.
The New Styles
Coming in for Women,
Misses and Children
From hundreds of attractive new garments we have se
lected, with our usual care, models that are exceptionally
pleasing and most excellent good value,
We Can Show You Now
New coats and suits, advance shipments, and for that de
layed outnig or trip are the latest idea,
COATS w'" k0 s'lown 'n vei7 ar' s new anc' c'ev"
er design. In varied types; with different
effects in belted lines; also box and cutaway effects, Made
In two-toned Scotch diagonals and mixtures; plain black
Shetland coatings; double twist coatings; double-faced ve
lours; chinchilla cloths, etc; in shades of navy, grey,
brown and green,
SUITS ne length of jackets has been decided upon
by the manufacturers' association and is to be
32 inches for the plain tailored walknig or business suit,
in serges (Unfinished worsteds, cheviots and two-toned
whipcords; while the suits for more dressy occasions are
made of the same mtaerials, wtih a touch of braid and
velvet trimming, wide wale materials and diagonals will be
featured. 'I
SKIRTS
are to be a trifle wider
of pleat predilection,
Every express bringing in ney Fall Merchandise, A pleas
ure to show yru.
COME IN---Y0U MAY GET THE BUICK AUTO.
CITY NEWS.
IK
I't'u nt h lor Sule '
Capital Improveinoiit Co. I'hone 14.
7-23-iit
Sperling' Oroccry
!U1 North Cuninierclul street, uml
our phone number la Main 00. Kvory
t ii I u K In the lunch ituil grocery Hue.
CJ 1 1 i k and prompt service.
lime New Ofllrfs
Doctors Morna and Robertson have
moved their offices to room 3, Mo
Cornaek building. 7-8-tf
Hull & HuiiNcn
Are the proprietor! of the Capitul
Mont Market. Phone Main 847. They
understand cutting meats; that'B their
llllSllH'SH.
KinMe, Men, Smile!
The man that iibos the beat axle
pi chho wen rh the smile thnt won't
C''me off. Yru can got it nt P. R.
fihufer's, I Ho saddle and harness man,
187 Smith Commercial street,
Mi(w Piirgiiliia
WV.Ie the closing out sale Is on at
lli'.rUnu t's Is the time to save money
on your next shoe purchase. Homem-
ber (ho place, 302 North Commercial
Btroet,
Wants Tickers to Register
ricKers ror the Holmes yard are
requested to register nt once. Thoro
will lie no tlresoinn, dusty ride this
year, as the Oregon Klcctrlo runs
through the yard. Phone 109. T. A,
I.lvea,'y & Co. 7-15-tf
Suffrage ( lull .Heels
The Ciipllal City ICjual Suffrage
luh will hold Its regular meeting to
morrow at Rump Memorial hall. All
Interested lu Suffrage are cordially
Invited.
Initios You to l'lciilp
Sedgwick Woman's Relief Corps In
vites iiiemhers of their order, the (1.
A. R., S. of V. and their families to
unite with them lu a basket picnic,
Thursday afternoon, July 25. llrlng
enough for your own and ono more,
and then there wilt he plenty. Place
fair grounds.
Faultless Pry Cleaning-
Fresh, dainty dresses are easily
kept so If sent to us every little while
to be cleaned by methods which elim
inate cleaning wear practically re
store the gown to Its original beau
ay. Phone 360, 444 Court street.
-19-eod
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
east of the present State street entrance.
.with a new charm
irn.impoHATTn.
Teams for Sale
Capitul Improvement Co. Phone 14.
7-23-0t
Naiillnry Vegetables
Our vegetables are not exposed to
Hib street dust, are fresh and crisp nt
all times. Phone Main 131. The Sun
set grocery. Try our bread.
Illnillng Twine
. Plymouth twine Is sold In Salem by
If. Pohlo ft Son, 240 South Liberty
street and T. M. Jones, Farmers' Feed
yard. 2twkly
Noose, Attention
Meeting of Cherry City lodge No. 98
will bo held on the first and third
Thursday during the months of June,
July and August. H. II. Turner, sec
rotary. fl-12-wdtbr-tf
Important
I will make tree demonstrations
with the Gold en rod vacuum clennor
on your own carpets and refer you to
mnny satisfied customers. J. M, Roys
don. Phone 742, Hllgh Hotel. 7-17-tf
Building Lot !;
Price include! graded street, ce
ment sidewalk, water main. Tornis
$10 down and $5 per month. Inquire
at 212 U. S. National national bank
building. 7-lG-tf
I Ire In Olmsted Dwelling
Fire broke out this forenoon In the
residence of J. N. Olmsted, at the cor
ner of Foii-th nn,l Hickory, In High
land. The department made the run,
which Is almost two miles, arriving In
time to render good service In put
ting It out. The fire started In the
hof uml had gained considerable
headway before the department nr
lived. Some damage was done the
roof and the furniture was damaged
by fire and water to considerable ex
tent, amounting to about $400, folly
covered by Insurance.
Itnm Burned
The fire department was called out
lust night about 9:30 to extinguish a
fire in a bam back of the residence
of fleo. G. lllngham, on Mission street.
It Is supposed that the fire was started
by matches o r cigarette stubs thrown
about by some of the hoboes who have
frequented that part of the city lately.
The building was almost completely
destroyed, as the fire was well under
way before the department was noti
fied. The fire boys rescinded prompt
ly and soon had It out, one line of hose '
from the hydrant being sufficient. The
water pressure was unusually strong
mm mgni, wnicn accounts, In part,
for the good service rendered. The
building was uninsured, being of little
value. ' tH
Teams for Sule
Capital Improvement Co.
Phone 14.
7-23-3t
Is Administrator
Upon the petition of Walter ,U
Hatch and Carl II. Hatch presented to
the county judge this morning, Walter
L. Hatch an apiiolnted administrator
of the estate of 8. II. Hatch who died
recently. The i,o petitioners are the
only heirs.
Slate Is Jiot Broke
lly the report of State Treasurer
Kay for the six months ending June
30, It Is shown that the state has on
hand In cash, In Kb various depositor
ies, the sum of $1,444,590.01. The re
port nlso shows that the receipts and
disbursements during the ierlod and
the conditions of the various funds.
Seat Sale Opens
Seats will be placed on sale Satur
day for the engagement of George
llurr McCutchoon's "Deverly" lit the
Grand opera house, and Judging by
the large number of Inquiries already
received at the box office "Beverly"
will piny to a crowded house.
Hack From the Farm
County Clerk R. D. Allen Is In his
office again after a vacation of two
weeks, during which he has been on
his farm at St. Louis studying agricul
ture, Mr. Allen haB succeeded In ac
quiring a good heavy coat of tnn while
on the farm, as well as some callouses
on his hand that are not much ser
vice to hi in In conducting the affair
of the office, During his absence P.
II. Allen, son of It. I)., served as clerk.
Want Special Train
Manager linker, of tho baseball
team, Is making an effort to secure
a special train to go to Albany next
Sunday for the ball game. He has se
cured the promise from the Oregon
Klcctrlo Hint a special train will be
run If 12.", tickets or more are sold.
The train would leave Salem at 9
o'clock and returning would leave Al
bany about 7 o'clock. Those desiring
to go please phone your names and
orders to 2MI, as It is desired to make
the reservation ns soon ns possible.
Round trip 80 cents.
Xo-Fly Remedy
Is what you want for your cows.
Suve six dollars per month on each
cow. K n t o in o c I d e, the Stainless,
healthy disinfectant; there Is nothing
better lu this line. See F. E. Shnfer
p.bout It. 18" South Commercial St.
Split the Ozone
Tho new auto fire truck was given
a trial run this afternoon, going out
South Commercial. As It passed the
Journal office, the horse editor rush
ed to the door, following the example
of about every one else along the
etreet, and he got there Just In time to
i;ee the auto finish splitting a seven
foot wide crack through the atmos
phere and disappear over the hill.
Fortunately the duy was cloudy or the
blamed thing would have run away
from and lost Its shadow, unless It
picked It up on the way back. It sure
brought a crowd onto the street In
less time that It takes tell about It,
and a big crowd too, for Commercial
street In half a minute looked like the
middle of the Cherry Fair.
When a married man goes around
with an open-faced smile it may be a
sign IiIb wife Is away on a visit.
OOiS
Many a Man
is surprised to find the differ
ence a pair of carefully fitted
glasses will make. To see print
clearly and objects plainly, to
be rid of the tired miiscleB ami
dull aching of the eyes, Isn't
It worth while? If you think so
consult us today.
A. MoCULLOCH
Optometrist
291 North Commercial Street
(Ground floor)
Phone 923 Office hours 9 to 6
MS
The Last Chance to See the
White Slave Traffic Exposed
Tonight Only at the
BLIGH THEATRE
"Where Everybody Goe&"
Big New Show Tomorrow j
MONMOUTH
NORMAL IS
AFTER GOIfl
Contending that failure upon the
part of Attorney-General Crawford to
' appeal to the supreme court In the
cose brought by the Monmouth nor
inial school to restrain the secretary
of state from putting on the ballot a
'bill making a $50,000 appropriation for
tho school, on the ground that the pe
titions asking that It be referred are
fraudulent, has made the Judgment
final, the executive committee of the
Normal School Hoard yesterday aftor
noon desired to draw down a part of
the appropriation, but, upon the ad
vice of the attorney-general, Secretary
of State Olcott declined to pay the
voucher.
This suit was Instituted after the
Oregon university case was instituted,
and the complaint contained the same
allegations as contained In the com
plaint of the Oregon university case.
A verbal agreement was entered Into
that the suit should abide by the de
cislon of the supreme court, but It
was never reduced to writing A week
or so ago the time for appeal elapsed
and the contention Is now made thnt
the Judgment Is final. Attorney-General
Crawford, however, raised the
question that the normal school fulled
to comply with' the decision of the
supreme court, thnt a citizen could
I not Institute injunction proceedings
: against a Btate officer, and that,
I
therefore, the Judgment is void, and
an appeal was not necessary,
I It Is the Intention to l ave a meeting
of the normal school board soon, and
then it is believed ai'.vlsal le proce,."'
1'igB will bt Instituted li conip l Hie
secretary of via e tc pay out Hie ap
propriation '! It can be ihnm.
THE FIRE TRUCK
TESTS TODAY
SATISFACTORY
The official test and trial of the
combination auto fire hose truck and
chemical engine recently purchased by
the city council of the firm of A. G.
I.otig & Co. of Portland, was made this
afternoon by Demonstrator Plympton.
Four runs were made to test the en
durance and serviceability of the f I re
flating machine, each of which
proved its efficiency as a fire-destroy
er to tho entire satisfaction of every
body. ,
At 1:22 an alarm was turned In
from the vicinity of the Lincoln school.
In 8outh Salem, the crew reaching the
scene of the fire within 3 minutes and
18 seconds. Eighteen seconds later the
coupling was made to the fire plug,
and 22 seconds after reaching the fire
plug a stream of water was had.
When the alarm was given It was nec
essary to start the engine, It being
stationed at Its regular position In the
city hall. Four right angles were
turned lu reaching the scene of the
test, the distance traveled In making
the run being l.0 miles.
Other tests were made to the north
ern and eastern parts of the city, and
one was made to the U. S. National
ban building, each of which was made
in as good time as the first, and with
the same degree of success.
Hesldes the mayor, Aldermen War
ing, Hill RIgdon and Townsend took
part In the test, as well as newspaper
representatives. All of the represen
tatives of the city state that the ma
chine is fully up to the requirements.
In these days of high cost of liv
ing, a medicine that gets a man up
out of bed and able to work in a few
days is a safe and valuablo remedy.
John Heath, Michigan Bar, Cal.,
says: "I had kidney and bladder
trouble for nearly six years, and was
confined to my bed, unnble to turn
without help. Soon after I com
menced using Foley Kidney Pills and
was relieved at once." Hia exampio
is worth following. Foley Kidney
rills will do for others Just as much
as they have done for John Heath.
Try them. Dr. Stone Drug Store.
It takes nn easy-going man to make
a aiiccesful angler.
teem
4.
NEW TODAY.
GET Hot Chicken Toninles from Fred
in front the Madison. 7-24-4t
NEW BUNGALOW close In strictly
modern, four blocks from business
section; $200 down, balance month
ly. Bee Homer H. Smith, McCor
uack building. Phone 96. 6-24-tf
HAVH TWO-Kelly auto trucks for
Bale, 2 and 3-ton capacity, in first
class condition; cheap for cash.
.. Write Willamette Trucking Co., 211
Couch building, Portland, Oregon.
7-24-3t
WANTED Teams to haul brick from
Salem Tile Works. Salem Tile &
Mercantile company. 7-24-3t
FOR SALE-rllouschold goods, consist
ing of beds, bedding, carpets, cook
ing utensils, mattresses, lounges and
two small tables. Enquire at 412
North Eighteenth street. 7-24-4t
FOR SALE Two acres of first class
land just two miles from State
street. Good seven-room heeise,
chicken house and yard, plenty of
fruit, macadam road. Price $2000;
$.100 caBh, balance terms to suit, at
6 per cent Interest. Oregon Realty
Co., 275 State street. 7-24-3t
FOR SALE Ten acres first class
fruit land all under cultivation, good
drainage, close to school, just 6lj
miles south of Salem, on good road.
Price $125 per acre, 10 per cent
cash, balance $10 per month, Inter
est G per cent. Oregon Renlty Co.,
275 State street. 7-24-3t
FOR SALE Ten acres of first-class
loganberry of cherry land all under
cultivation, good road, Just 3 1-2
miles south of Salem. Price $1700;
$800 cash. Oregon Renlty Co., 275
State street. ' 7-24-.1t
WANTED Sewing by the day. Phone
Main 2180 or call at 500 North Cap
itol sti-pot. 7-21-3t
FOR SALE 140 acres of good fruit
land, half cleared, 1 mile to school
and store, 4 miles out, good road.
Price $150 per acre, on good terms,
or will trade for city property. See
John Van Laanen, 275 State street.
7-21 3t
FOR SALE Good building lot. very
close to Highland school. Prico St"! 5
$10 cash, balance $5 per montn, See
John Van Laanen, 275 State tit met.
7-21-31
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORI A
For Exchange
We have some excellent exchanges
recontly listed with us. We can -exchange
city property for country and
country for city. If you are tired of
your place see us and let ub effect an
exchange for you. We have some
splendid Idaho Irrigated land for ex
change for a place around Salem.
Eastern faros for exchange for
Oregon property.
320 acres of fine fruit land nine
miles south of Salem for either Salem
or Portland Improved property.
Exchanges of every sort.
We loan money.
We write Insurance.
We rent houses.
Bechtel & Bynon
817 Slate St.
Tel. Main 4,V
For Your
Convenience
T
UK PERSONAL
EQUIPMENT
OF THE BANK HAS
BEEN BROUGHT TO
THE HIGHEST STATE
OF EFFICIENCY FOB
THE CONVENIENCE
OF OIR PATUONS.
01 B STEADT GROWTH
INDICATES MAT THIS
SERVICE WE OFFER
IS APPRECIATED
UNITED STATES
NATIONAL BANK
SALES
IIP
STATISTICAL
HOltV.
HAWKINS. At Portland, Wednesday
July 24, 1912, to Mr. and Mrs. C. v.
Hawkins, an 8-pound sou.
Mrs. Hawkins was formerly Miss
Rertha Williamson, of this city.
MA It HIED.
DILBECK CLINICS. At the Baptist
parsonage, Tuesday, July 23, 1912,
Rev. W. T. Tapscott officiating,
Hazel M. Gllnes, of Clackamas coun
ty, was married to J. F. Dllbeck, of
Multnomah county.
DILBECK OSIiURN. At the Baptist
parsonage, Tuesday, Jgly 23, 1912,
Rov. W. T. Tapscott officiating,
Grace Beatrice Oabni was married
to Martin L. Dllbeck, both of Marlon
county.
No Action on Ilanford.
Washington, July 24. The house
Judiciary committee considered today
the matter of dismissing Impeachment
charges against Federal Judge C. H.
Ilanford, of Seattle, who has resigned.
Definite action was postixmed until
the return of the sub-conmilttee which
took testimony In Seattlo against
Hiiiifora.
Ilaln Descends In Spots.
The Mt. Tabor and Sunnyslde dis
tiicla of Portland experienced a heavy
downpour of rain at 7 o'clock Inst
night, which whb almost a cloudburst.
In other sections of the city, Includ
ing the down-town districts, no rain
fell.
Those who were caught without um
brellas, wore drenched. For ten min
utes the rain came down in torrents.
Then It ceased as suddenly as it be
gan.
An Irish Ileneymenii,
Sun Francisco, July 24. Angered
because papa Jorgpnsen took his bride
away, Patrick McGee got Ills Irish up
and applied brass knuckles to pnpa.
William Aitkin, uncle of the aforesaid
bride, got Into action with a poker,
Patrick s sorry, brused and In jail.
Ilanford Holds (hi.
Seattle, Wash., July 24. No word
has yet been received here of Presi
dent Taft's acceptance of the reslgna
tlon wired by Judgo C H. Ilanford
Monday morning, which caused the
Impeachment proceedings against him
to be dropped. Judge Hanford occu
pied his former chambers In the fed
eral court this morning. Several at
torneys called to have him sign docu
ments that came under his Jurisdic
tion prior to the resignation.
GRAND OPERA BOUSE
Monday, July 29
THE EVENT OF THE SEASON
GEORGE HA IS It JI'CITCHEON'S
"Beverly of
Graustark"
ELABORATE COSTUMES
SPECIAL SCENERY
METROPOLITAN CAST
1 lie Best Romantic Dninm Now Before
the Public
Prices 50c, "Jc, and $1.00.
Foster & Baker
GROCERIES AND
HEATS
GoingtotheMountains?
Let us supply your lunch wants.
cheese, pickles, sardines, olives, can
ned meats, pork and beans, pancake
flour, fruits, etc.
Going to Stay at Home?
Drink Heat Bulk Wend Coffee, S.k
per pound.
Watermelons, lc per pound
Cantaloupes, 3 aud 4 for 25 cen
vnuuuoupt'B, o aim i lor 25 cents n . - ..
, "On farm and city property John h
Sanitary covered bacon and hams, the Scott, over Chicago Store, Stl.a Or
best of smoked meats, covered with egon. Phone 1552
best of smoked meats, covered with
w '-vci.il me nn navor and
AnilIiloa riitat urn A 1. i
' " u,,"t ot iu see It
PEACHES, TOMATOES, CUCUMBERS
Prompt Auto Di-llvpry.
PHONE 259.
TYPEWRITERS
AU Makes
BOUGHT
SOLD
RENTED
REPAIRED
RIBBONS
ROLLERS
Sl'PPIrra
8e m teton yon do anything
C M. LOCKWOOD
Pt... W.I- ....
Different Keyboards
Would you like what
they call a flexible key
board? That Is, If you
depress the wrong key In
the column, by depressing
the rlt'ht one you auto
matically restore the
wrong key to normal and
set up the proper amount
to be printed on the ma
chine. Other people like the
lock-keybourd, which pre
vents any possibllty of
error In having your fin
gers Btrlke the wrong key
In the column after the
right one lina been de
creased. We make both kinds of
keyboards.
BURROUGHS
ADDING MACHINE CO.
N.D.GREGG, Sales Mgr.,
Commercial Club Bldg.,
Portland, Oregon.
A lioBton 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,
piles, eczema, cuts, bruises. Only 25c
at J. C. Perry's.
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COHYRiQHT APBE-Ct
A Pleased Customer
Is not only a good advertisement,
but also a great source of satisfaction
to us, for we continually strive to lm
piove our work and keep It to a high
standard of excellence. Have your
next suit cleaned and pressed by us
we will not only Improve Its appear
ance, but make It look better than
when It was new.
"THE BEST YET"
LIS South Illurh St Phone Main 268
SPECIALTY MADE OF LADIES'
GARMENTS
We call for and deliver work promptly
and with dispatch
THE NEW SECOND-HAND
CLOTHING STORE
We have a good line of Clothing
and Shoes. Highest prlceB paid for
second-hand clothing and shoes.
M3 ti. Commercial St, Sulem, Or.
MONEY TO LOAN
TII0S. K. FORD
Over Ladd and Hush Dank, Salem, Or.
NORWICH UNION
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY
BCRQHARDT & MEREDITH
Resident Agents (85 State Street
WOOD AND COAL
In any ouantitv . n,,., j.
rZ, y "lEE
r " "orin Commercial
street Phone Main 813.
MONEY TO LOAN
On good Real Estate lecirltj.
BECHTEL A BYHO
Stat Street
MONEY TO LOAN
On farm and city property. John H
Smrt nvn m.i .
egon. Phone 1552
CAROLINE ELINOR HAINES
CONCERT PIANIST
Piano Instruction. Write for circu
lar. Studio 491 N0rth Cottage
Btreet
JAPANESE LAUNDRY AND DRY
CLEANING WORKS
No machinery to tear and wear
out delicate fabrics. Work called
for and delivered promptly
436 Ferry St. Phone Main "2252
Office Phone' Main 183
RiKdon Residence Main UL
KlfiDON-BlCHARDSOS CO.
Funeral Dlrm and Undertaker.
N. High street
114-211 CtH Sale. Orf,