Daily capital journal., August 02, 1912, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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PAGE BIX
Today is Remnant Day .
All Remnants 1-2 Price
This weekly event is a great money saver to thous
ands of customers.
"Get the Habit." Pick up Friday's Snaps.
Dear in mind, every dollar spent with us, in any
department, cash or charge, gives you a FREE
GUESS on the $1,200 Buick Auto.
'r, rt was So va .
CITY NEWS.
I'lnno Tuning
C M. Richards, export tuner and
ropalrer. Residence 1475 Court street.
Phono 1056. 7-29-6t
litre New Offices
Doctor! Morite and Robertson bave
moved their offices to room 3, Mc
Cbrnack building. ' 7-8-tf
Get Your Ticket Enrly for a Good
Seat
Only can seat GOO In grandstand and
all of Albany In coming. Saves con
fusion at ticket office. Tlc.knts on sale
at Adolph's, Waters' and Ralph's clgur
stands. 8-2-2t
:! LADD & BUSH BANK
Is moved to the east part of their new office and
occupies this portion as temporary quarters while the
corner portion is being remodeled, The entrance of
the temporary quarters will be on State street, just
east of tlio present State street entrance,
Great Remodeling
Shoe Sale
!: Within ten days, we start to remodeling our ii
store and we want to move every pair
of Shoes that can be moved before
that time. The following prices
we think will do the work.
BROKEN LOTS
100 pairs Ladies' Shoes
and Uxfords, go at ...
4 500 Dairs Lades1 Shoes
and Oxfords, go at . .
New spring shoes M QCtfcOQr-
up to $6, go at
I Big line of Genuine Buckskin
X ..II i tfT fr iit-rr
soiu ai ;bo,uu 10 ,uu, now go at
ii Everything in the House on Sale
The Quick Sale and Small Profit Store i
Next to the Ladd
and Bush
Bank
X
IIiirvnt Pcnlc
The first harvest picnic of the year
will be held at Lincoln, Polk coi.my.
Sunday. An all-day program has t:ocn
arranged and a happy gathering and
general fiood time are a certainty
Moved to Albany
Dr. J. H. Robnott, recently on the
stuff of the asylum for the lagan?,
)un concluded to open a practlc? In
Albany, and, with his family, bft for
his new home yesterday.
Hand Badly Broken
Marlon Looney, of Jefferson, a
prominent stock man and farmer,
was thrown from his horse, and every
bono In one of his hands was broken.
The Injury Is very painful and will In
capacitate Mr. Looney for some time.
NEW
$3,50 Shoes, in all leathers
just arrived, now go at .
$4.00 Shoes, in all leathers,
just arrived, now go at..
$5,00 Shoes in all leathers
includnig Suede, Satin
50c
95c
Ian, now go
Shoes, just arrived, regularly
.
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Vco
F. E. Rollins, Watch Repairer
135 South Commercial street.
Alliuny Simply Hod to Hare 'o. 2
lint Salem couldn't see it that way.
Further, Jlmmle couldn't either. Now
they are going out to win two straight
and that 's the proper way to do. We
don't know what "fix" Is In Salem.
One defeat out of 17, and that's a
plenty. 8-2-2t
Mew Claim In Shorthand
There will be a new class In short
hand commenced at the Capital Busi
ness college on Monday, August 5.
Tills will bo the only class started be
tween now and September. 9. If In
terested, call at college office or phone
Main 388 for further information.
Coming Loaded for Further Orders
Albany, with bitter taste of two de
feats, Is coming back for revenge
Sunday,' August 4, at 3 p., m. Every
body turn out. . Help Salem make It
three straight. Dun't miss It. A fan
wouldn't for 5.00. wed-frl-sut
A Now Lumber Firm
It Is reported that the Capital Im
provement company has sold Its lime,
cement and plaster business to the
Salem Lumber company, a new firm,
In the city, of which Roy Wassom is
to be business- manager. The new
company will carry o stock of lumber,
lath, shingles and building material,
nnd will conduct its business at the
location rocontly occupied by the Sa
lem Sewer Pipe comftnp
To Take Charge at Once
Because the Eastern Oregon asylum
work has now progressed to the point
where the services of the superin
tendent are needed, the state board
has asked Dr. M. K. Hall, who was
appointed to that position, to got his
business affairs In shape at once and
assume charge of the institution. The
original Intention of the board was to
put him in charge September 1, but
the amount of work on hand caused
its members to change their minds.
Key I ncoi iterations
Corporation certillcates wede Is
sued us folloys yesterday: Sti'e
Line Water company, New I'lne
Cmek $?.",000; Baiter White Tine
t Lumber company, capital Increased,
,$r.0,000 to $150,000; Western Work
men's Co-operative Publishing com
'liiiiiy, capital Increased, $15,000 to
! ISO.OOO; Great Western Building &
, Trust company, Eugene, $50,000;
People's Investment company, Po't
jland, $30,000; Mt. Hagar lodge, No.
21o, Silver Lake; Central Realty
company, Portland, $55,000: Le.ro
Scarth, capital Increased, ? 10,000
to $11,000.
FALL SHOES!
$2.95 1
$3.35 j
$3.95
at
$4.95
326 State Street t
Phone
616
MAILT CAPITAL JonKfaL, SALEM, OBEUOi FItlDIT, Al (JI'ST 2, 1912.
Hie Plilluthea Girls
Of the M. E. church will bave a
cookd food sale, on Saturday, at Du
re n & Hamilton's from 10 till 5.
Sacrifice Sule
Is now on at Durkhart'i shoe store,
302 North Commercial street Oet
your fall footwear now, and save
money. It Is up to you.
Still At It-
Hill and Hansen, proprietors of the
Capital Moat Market, can satisfy the
most critical. Phone Main 247 for
your Sunday meats, or call In.
Wants Tickers to Register
Pickers for the Holmes yard are
requested to register at once. There
will he no tiresome, dusty ride this
year, as the Oregon Electric ruiiB
through the yard. Phone 109. T. A.
Ltveuley & Co. 7-15-tf
Sunday Dinner
Fried young chicken or a good fat
hen for frlcasao, will make a good
change. Sunday dinner should be the
l est in the week. The Sunset Gro
cery. Phone Main 131.
Visiting Salem
A. P. Datham, of Mosher, president
of the Oregon State Horticultural So
ciety, and Frank Powers,' socretary,
are in Salem today in the Interests of
the society.
Building Lot $275
Prloe 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
Ymir Order Should Be
Given early for your Sunday sup
plies. We can supply your needs with
the best on the market In the grocery
line, lunch dainties, etc. Phone Main
6t, Sperling's Grocery, 311 North
Commercial street.
This Hot Weather
Your buggies and wagons will get
dry pretty quickly when you use poor
axle greaHe. Oct nothing but the best.
fr.ee F. E. Sharer, the Saddle and Har
ness man, 187 South Commercial St.'
Swiped the Good Names
Some time during lost night some
one took the large brass name plates
from the comer of the W. H. & M. L.
Meyers department store. The one
doing the deed Is known to the Meyers
boys, and unless the signs are re
turned serious trouble will follow.
Looking Up Leratloa
Two gentlemen from Newberg were
In Salem yesterday looking for farm
ing land, and were much pleased with
Salem. Their names will he men
tioned later. Mr.' Cummings, of the
Square Deal Realty Co., reports an
unusual inquiry for both clly and
country property for this time of the
year.
Remodel Building
Geo. F. Rodgers has begun the re-
inddellng of the livery barn recently
occupied by W. S. Low, at the corner
of High and' Kerry streets. The
amount of money to be spent In the al
terations Is $6000, and when complet
ed, the building will have room for
several stores and a rdomlng house
above.
Burned Ills Hands
August Thomas, who first discov
ered the fire In the Toggery last
night, Is suffering from a severe burn,
received while attempting to close the
shutters of the window to his room.
He occupied a room over the scene of
the fire, and was awakened by smoke
and flames at his window. He suc
ceeded In closing the shutters, nnd
thus saved the fire from spreading
through the upper part of the build
ing, where It would have done great
damage. The burns are not of a se
rious nature, though very painful.
FIEND ATTEMPTED
TO POISON FAMILY
San Diego, Cal., Aug. 2. Almost the
entire city detective force was today
engaged In searching for a fiend wo
yeBtorday made an attempt to poison
the eight small children of A. D. Rld
gers, a brick mason. Poisoned marsh-
mallows, each containing enough
strychnine to kill several adult per
sons, were thrown Into the front yard
of the Rodgers home nnd one was
partly eaten by Rodgers' five-year-old
daughter.
Only prompt application of anti
dotes saved the chlldr's life and she
was today declared to be out of dan
cer. A hole had been punched In the
marshmallows and tho poison Insert
ed. The candy had been strewn In a
little pathway running from the door
of the Rodgers home.
WHEN COWS WEST OVER MOON
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highest price ever known here. Sev
en dollars and tweuty-flve cents was
paid for steers at the stock yards.
Even good to ordinary steers are
being quoted at $6.50. Pork prices
nr. the highest for several years. The
only cheap meat Is mutton, but owing
to the high price of other meats, this
line ta beginning to show an advance.
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STATISTICAL.
BORN.
SHIPLEY:. At the home of her sis
tor, Mrs. Joe Beverage, 631 East
Couch street, Portland, on July 31,
1912, to Mr. and Mrs. U. G. Shipley,
of this city, a son, seven pounds.
The mother and son are both doing
nicely, but as the father is In New
York, buying dainty things for Salem
ladles, the effect on hlra is not known.
It is fair to presume, however, that
he la wearing a smile like a summer
day, that la warranted fast colors and
not to come off.
NEWTON. At the family residence,
975 South Twenty-second street,
this city, Aug. 1, 1912, to Mr. and
Mrs. Frank M. Newton, a daughter.
Mr. Newton lias been an employe of
the Capital Improvement Co. for the
past several years, but started In busi
ness for himself yesterday, with the
above result as part of his first day's
returns.
J. W. (JOSS KILLED
BV PREMATURE EXPLOSION
Last evening, while blasting rock
for the state road, J. W. Goss, of Sev
enteenth and MlBslon streetB, this
city, was killed, near Sublimity, by the
premature explosion of a blast while
he was tamping It. The upper part of
his body was badly lacerated and
there were some Internal Injuries,
from which he died shortly after mid
night this morning. Mr. Goss was 31
years, 11 months and 2 days old, and
leaves a wife and two children to
mourn his death.
The funeral will be held from the
Rlgdon & Richardson chapel Satur
day at 2:30, and burial will be at City
View cemetery, The service will be
conducted by Rev. F. M. Jasper.
In Circuit Court
In Department No. 1 of the circuit
court today the case of the Salem,
Falls City & Western against H. O.
White is on trial. This is a case for
the condemnation of the equity Mr.
White hold to the curb and street and
the damages sustained by reason of
the elevation of the railroad grade at
the west end of Union street
Maliala A. Alvers has begun suit for
divorce from James W. Alvers, whom
die. married Sept. 27, 1896 In Cass
City, Michigan. There are five chil
dren ranging rrom three to 14 years.
Minnie L. Rouse has started divorce
proceedings against Fred C. Rouse, to
whom she was married June 22, 1887.
Two daughters, Mary aged 18 and
Georgia, aged 14, have been born to
this union.
Mary Goiighnour has started suit
agalnHt P. 11. Barton to force payment
on a promissory note for $681.50, al
leging that no part of it has been paid
and that it Is due and payable. The
plaintiff also asks for $100 for attor
ney's fees,
Chehalls Has Bud Fire.
(UNITED PRESS UiSID WIRE.
Chehalls, Wash., Aug. 2. Chris
Wendling, fireman, nearly bled to
death when he cut an artery In his
right wrist, fhlla fighting a fire which
gutted one of the principal buildings
here early this morning. The Staiger
Bros.' bookstore and the Chehalls
Bee-Nugget sustained the greatest
damage, their flro loss alone amount
ing to about $20,000. The total loss
Ib approximately $40,000.
('enures In Deadlock.
UNITED PHEKS LEASED WIRE.)
Washington, Aug. 1. By a vote of
145 to 109, the house this afternoon
refused to concur In the senate
amendment to tho sundry civil bill
appropriating $225,000 to continue the
tariff board for another year. Every
Republican voted to retain the board
The bill was returned to the senate
with a request for a Joint conference.
She Wave the Alarm.
1 UNITED I'lltSS LHAHKII WIIIE.
Tioker, Oro., Aug. 2. When Mrs. R.
S. Illshcr, telephone operator at Half
way, heard there was a fire In tnwn
sl,e telephoned Carson, Langreth and
Pine, and the farmers In between foi
1-elp. Tin 250 volunteers extinguished
the fire with a loss of $SO0.
An Ungrateful Pup.
fnNITED FKKSS LEAKED WlgE.l
Sun Bernardino, Cal., Aug. 2. Har
ry Kelley explained to Game Warden
Vale that he was merely teaching his
young dog not to be gun shy. Pup
refused to be a party to any such ex
planation. He pointed straight to r,
hug of rabbits secreted In the shrub
bery. Fine $10.
Socialist Pretest
(mtlTSD mEM UA8CD Wl J
I.OS Angeles, Cal., Aug. 1. Los An
geles Socialists today decided to hold
a meeting here Sunday night to pro
test against the convention and pro
posed sentencing of bIx men In San
Diego for speaking In the streets In a
section of that city.
Job Harrlmnn will be the principal
penker.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The M You Hare Always Bought
Bears ths
Signature of
i-
TWO GOOD HOT WEATHt"
SHOWS IN THE THO
COOL THEATRES.
Y'Liberty
The FlllhUNtcrers A great Ka
lem smuggling story.
i riiltd'n Prayer A powerful
t human Interest play.
partners for Life A domestic
comedy that everyone mar- J
ried and single should see.
Wexford
Signal Lights A thrilling story
of the sea.
The Los Angeles Police Depart- t
nient
A Mall Order Hypnotist AT
dandy rural comedy.
COLONEL WILL MAKE
FIVE HUNDRED SPEECHES
UNITED FREES LEASED WIRE.
Oyster Bay, N. Y., Aug. 2 Person
al appeals to the electors of 40 states
will mark the campaign of Colonel
Roosevelt for the presidency. This
was announced here today, with the
further detail that he expects to de
liver 500 speeches during the tour.
Colonel Roosovelt today said that
President Taft's speech of acceptance
discussed "dead, not live Issues."
The colonel's declaration on the
negro question will be published to
morrow. Ho has Indicated that he
will stand for Illy whitlsm In the
South, but will demand more liberal
treatment of the northern negro.
CHICAG TO HAVE
STREET CAR STRIKE
UNITED nr.89 LEASED WIRE.
Chicago, Aug. 2. Up to niton today
25 per cent of the street railway em
ployes had cast their ballots on the
proposition to strike. Of this num
ber, It was said, at least 80 per cent
voted to strike.
Base Ball!
ALBANY
SALEM
Sunday, August 4
8:0(1 P. M.
Third Game of a FourGame
Series for the
SeraiPro. Championship
of the State
Salem has won two straight and
Albany says they are going to have
the next two if they have to go out of
the state for players.
We want this game. Everybody turn
out with a horn and help make It
three straight.
FOSTER & BAKER
Groceries
Are you satisfied with your
groceries? If not, August the
1st will be a good time to be
gin to trade with us, where sat
isfaction Is secured. Freslr gro
cer'es delivered promptly at
time you want them. Fresh
ranch eggs nnd country butter
direct from the farm come in
us every day. Let ,lg have Jou.
business for August.
Best Bulk Blend Coffee
35c,
This is the coffee that so many
use; why pay more; try it once
and you will always use It.
Watermelons
Cantaloupes
Peachplums
Jelly Glasses
The new kind. Ask to see them
PHONE 8i9
UK! WHALE NEARLY
WRECKS SCHOONER
Snn Francisco, Aug.' 2. Catching
Its tail in the forward rigging of the
schooner James H. Bruce as the ves
cel was heading for this port, from
Point Reyes, a huge whale thrashed
about In its frenzy nearly wecking the
vessel.
The schooner reached port today
nnd still bore evidence of the, tussle
with the leviathan, part of the rigging
being torn away and the prow spatr
tered with blood.
NEW TODAY.
NEW BUNGALOW close In strictly
modern, four blocks from business
section; $200 down, balance month
ly. See Homer H. Smith, McCor
nack building. Phone 96. 6-24-tf-
VACATION TIME Brings many acci
dents. See Homer Smith and got an
accident policy. It costs but a few '
cents a day for a guaranteed Income
Room 5 McCornlck building. Phone
96. 7-27-tf-
NOTICE The new Cherry City flour
ing mills, located at 505 Trade
street, between Church and High
streets, Salem, Oregon, hag receiv
ing and cleaning machinery in
stalled, and are In the market for
wheat and oats. Sacks can be had
for same at mill, also do all kinds
of grain chopping after July 8.
Flouring mill machinery will be in
operatloln about September 10. P.
W. Ceiser, manager. 8-2-tf
HUSTLING AGENTS Wanted, who
can make from $5 to $10 per day,
Call room 9 second floor Lincoln
Hotel, C33 Ferry street, from 1 to 6
p. m., Saturday. 8-1-lt
A SNAP 60 acres, good house and
barn 450 prune trees, also family
orchard, running water, $50 per
acre. Parker & Wareham, with E.
Hofer & Sons, 218 South Commer
cial street. 8-2-3t
FOR SALE In Newport, 2 lots, each
50x89 feet; a five-room house, with
pantry, woodshed, a good well; city
water across the street. Close to
business center. Will sell or ex
change for Salem property, Address
"C. M.," care Journal. 8-2-3t
FOR SALE Four lots and a big new
house and stable, close to school,
West Salem. Price $700; on very
easy terms. Also vacant lots, price
$115 per lot, $1 cash, balance 50c
per week. See John Van Laanen,
275 State street 8-2-3t
MONEY TO LOAN
THOS. K. FORD
Over Ladd and Bush Bank, 8alem, Or.
NORWICH UNION
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY
BUROHARDT A MEREDITH
Resident Agents 885 Stats Street
WOOD AND COAL
in any quantity. Prompt delivery
our specialty. Falls City Lumber
Company, 279 North Commercial
street Phone Main 813.
MONEY TO LOAN
On good Real Estate tecarlty.
BECHTEL A BYPiOK
847 State Street
MONEY TO LOAN
On farm and city property. John K
Scott, over Chicago Store, Salera, Or
egon. Phone 1552.
AUCTIONEER
Henry E. Voorheis, Michigan auc
tioneer. Satisfaction guaranteed
or no pay. Terms reasonable. R.
F. D. No. 7, Salem, Oregon.
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 delicate fabrics. Work called
for and delivered promptly.
436 Ferry St Phone Main 2252
Office Phone Main 18S
Rlgdon Residence Main 111.
R1GD0N.RIC1IARDS0N CO.
Funeral Directors and Undertaken
252 N. High Street
TYPEWRITERS
All Hake
BOUGHT
80LD
RENTED
REPAIRED
RIBBONS .
ROLLERS
SUPPLIES
8e m before you do anything.
C. M. LOCKVYOOD
114-tll N. Commercial, galea, Orefe