Daily capital journal., September 24, 1912, Page Page Five, Image 5

DAILY CATITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OBEGOS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 84, 1918.
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Booster Sale Prices on
One-Piece
Dresses
$6.00
for. all wool serge dresses
latest style, trimmed In vel
vet piping or self-trimmed
with bands and stitching, all
well made, splendid grade of
serge, all colors,for this sale
$6.00
Be sure and see our large
and very smart showing of
dresses, Values from $10 to
$35,
All 10 per cent less
For this sale
New Dress
Goods
We have on display a
large, handsome new line
of serges in all colors,
Especially attractive are
the new blue, grey and
black serges. We afso
direct attention to the
new boucles and fancy
suitings, A large assort
ment for this sale
10 per cent
less
Silks and
Velvets
Beautiful, lustrous new silks
and soft, rich looking vel
vets are now on display,
During this sale
60c Silks 45c
85c Silks 69c
ALL VELVETS .
10 per cent less
MESSALINE
Petticoats
ALL COLORS
TWO SPECIALS
$1.98 and $2.98
Silks
BLACK SILKS
EXCELLENT QUALITY
$2,00 value $1.69
1.75 value 1.49
1,50 value 1.29
1,25 value 1.09
1,00 value 89
SgESSSOSSBBHSM
THE STATE IS
TO BE TAXED ON
$900,000,000
An estimate made by Tax Commis
sioner Eaton today places the tax roll
for this year at $900,000,000. and the
state levy at 1 1-8 mills.
The basis for this estimate Is Infor
mation gathered by hlin during a tour
of both southern, and eastern Oregon,
and should It be correct the roll this
ye'ar'"wili exceed thai of last year By
$1,000,000; the valuation of the roll
last year being $890,000,000.
Last year's levy was 3 4-10 mills. It
Included, however, all of the appropri
ations made by the legislature, being
mode after its adjournment. This
year's levy will be made before the
legislature meets, and can not Include
them, and . will therefore be much
lower,
State Tax Commissioner Eaton de
clared that while there Is a law pro
viding that assessors shall tax mort
gage notes, that but few are attempt
ing to enforce It and that his will re
sult In a reduction of the roll.
THE ROUND-UP
lie
Polk county's schools opened Mon
day. It Is claimed there are 300 autos
owned In Linn county.
Yamhill county banks have $2,338,-
Uric Acid
In The System
is a certain forerunner of serious
possibly fatal sickness. It saps the
energy undermines the system-i
causing rheumatism, gout, kidney and
bladder disease, and, if unheeded
even WORSE.
Pains in the muscles and in small
of the back frequent desire to pass
water loss of weight, sallow com
plexion, nervousness ALL are caused
by an excess of uric acid in the sys.
tern. Use
Hollister'i Rocky Mountain Tea
rid your blood of this poisonous,
death-dealing agent! Hollister's
Rocky Mountain Tea is a perfect
blend of Nature's roots, herbs, leaves
nd imdi an ideal blood-food lor ny perion.
Holliiter'i Rocky Mountain Te ! .old by all drug
emu, everywhere, at 35c package makinK W
tupa ol Health beverage, luo Nuggeta, (Tablet
4G9.59 on deposit, a gain of $189,807.-
71 In the lust year.
The hop crop, despite rain and
mould, Is exceptionally large. The loss
will be less than 20 per cent.
The Petrie hop house, near Bridge
port, and 23,000 pounds of hops, were
destroyed by fire last Wednesday,
Joseph Wankey, a civil war veteran,
and respected resident of Falls City,
aged 80 years, died at his home there
Wednesday last .
The prune crop Is unusually spot-tDdrand.-theif'fore,
shy, but -the qual
ity is good and the crop is about all
harvested.
A carload of Medford pears was Bold
In New York last week for $1571,
$2.80 to $3.15 a box.
.E. E. Upmeyer, a pioneer and promi
nent citizen of Lane county, died at
bis home In Harrlsburg last Wednes
day. Polk county's fair will be held at
Dallas October 3, 4 and 5. It gives
promise of being an unusually good
one.
Corvallis is to have another bank.
It will open some time next March and
have a capital of $100,000.
Work on the Carnegie library, at
Oregon City, has started. The build
ing will be completed by January 1.
McMlnnvllle today opened a school
fair, In which 90 school districts will
have exhibits, and it lias awakened In
tense interest, even to the laying aside
of other business. The fair will last
four days.
Three serious auto ' accidents at
Medford, though none were fatal, wns
the record for Sunday and Monday.
MEMBERS OF
HIGH TONED
: CLUB PEEVED
UNITED PREHt LEASED WIRE.
Riverside, Cal., Sept. 24. Members
of the exclusive Victoria club here are
peeved today, following a raid last
night by the mayor and chief of po
lice, accompanied by several police
men. The party sent otu an advance
.scouting party, . composed of a plain
clothes office and a woman detective.
The couple ordered beer, and as they
drank It the mayor and police chief
entered. A Chinese steward was ar
rested and a big stock of liquors con
fiscated. The Chinaman was released
on $200 ball.
Few, If any, medicines have met
wit the uniform Buccess that has at
tended the use of Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The
remarkable cures of colic and diar
rhoea which It has effected in almost
every neighborhood have given it a
wide reputation. For sale by all deal-t
era.
The great work of early life Is
learning how. .
You may have noticed that people
who listen to reason always agree
with you.
Wants Share of Plunder,
UNITED PRESS Llllin WI'41.1
Portland, Or., Sept 24. Herman
Rietveld, of Portland, today prepared
to fight for a share of the treasure
valued at more than $6,000,000 now
being recovered In the Zuyder Zee
from the submerged wreck of the Bri
tish frigate Lutln, which was lost in a
gale more than a century ago. The
treasure is In gold bars and coin. Riet
veld asserts he Is a direct descendant
and heir of Henry W. Van Dam, of
Amsterdam, to whom he says the lost
treasure belonged.
Cancel Coal Locations.
UNITED rRE89 LEAKED WI1UJ.1
Juneau, Alaska, Sept. 24. The 12
Llppy-Davls coal claims In the Bering
river district have been ordered can
celed by Fred Dennett, commissioner
of the general land office. The claims
were located by Mayor George F. Cot
trill, of Seattle; Thomas S. Llppy, a
Seattle millionaire, and otherB. The
charges against the claim was made In
June, 1911, and charged that the party
had not filed the location in their own
Interests.
Grasped a Live Wire.
f UNITED PRESS LfcANED WIIIE.1
Tacoma, Wash., Sept. 24. John
Welsh, 30 years old, a sailor, was In
stantly killed early this morning
when he grasped a live electric wire
In the power house of the Tacoma
Railway and Power company. 8lxty
thousand volts passed through his
brdy.
Welsh, with a companion, was seek
ing a place to sleep In the power
house. Welsh's home Is In Buffalo
New York.
Only a Few Sale Days Left
This is the last week of our removal sale, About October 1st we will be ready to open
up with new goods in the beautiful Masonic Temple, now nearly ample ted. We , are stiH
making reductions on all the closing-out lines such as Toys, .Dolls, Doll Go-Carts and
Dishes
It is only a short time till the holidays arrive and it will mean a saving to purchase those
go-carts and high-class toys while special reductions are made,
Special for this week. All 25c and 35c toys to be closed out at 1 5c. All 1 5c and 20c
toys to be closed out at 10c.
GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR, 271 N.ToracikssYRYd
RICH HAS
GOOD SHOW
FOR THE PEN
UNITED MESS LEiERD Wlltl.l
Grants Pass, Or., Sept. 24. Meyer S.
Levy, rabbi of Congregation Beth Is
rael, San Francisco, has wired the dis
trict attorney here today that on Au
gust 18, 1907, he married Norma Colin
and Lawrence B. Rich under the laws
of the state of California and accord
ing to tho Jewish customs. Rich Is
still held in the county Jail awaiting
action of the grand Jury, now In ses
sion hero. Rich denied Ills marriage
to Miss Colin, claiming his marriage to
Miss Jessie Ijiyton here last February
was legal. The charge against him Is
polygamy.
OFFERS HIS
LEG TO SAVE
GIRLS LIFE
united rnnn leased wnic
Gary. Ind., Sept. 24. A hero fund
waB started here today for William
Rugh, who has offered to sacrifice a
leg to save tho life of Miss Ethel Smith
who was seriously burned when a
spark from a motorcycle set fire to
her clothing, rhyslclnns stated that
unless skin was grafted soon to Miss
Smith's legs she would die.
Drs. J. A. Craig and Frank Smith
will decide today whether to permit
Rugh to sacrifice his leg. Everyone
calls Rugh a 'brave boy" although he
is 41 years old. Ho Insists lie will sell
papers as usual, even If she should
sacrifice a leg.
DIME NOVELS
STARTED THE
BOYS WRONG
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE.
Tacoma, Wash., Sept, 24. Throe
young men barely past their majority
today faced Judge W. O. Chapman In
the superior court and told the story
of how they formed a criminal gang
and of. their operation's here, and were
sentenced to Indeterminate terms In
the state reformatory at Monroe.
Influenced by the stories told them
by John Bannlza, the leader of the
gang, the two other lads, Harry El
wood and Roy Wllklns, were drawn
Into a plot to burglarize Roberts'
Brothers' grocery, July 16. Wllklns
pleaded guilty to this crime.
Bannlza and the Elwood boy admit
ted freely to the court that they were
the highwaymen who attempted to
hold up F. S. Schmltz, a milkman laBt
Sunday morning.
In sentencing Judge Chapman show
ed a degree of leniency. Wllklns will
go to the reformatory for from one to
15 years. Elwood for from 3 to 15
years and Bannlza to from 4 to 15
years.
Uncle Ezra Says
"It don't take more'n a gill uv effort
to git folks Into a peck of trouble,"
and a little neglect of constipation,
blllousnesB, Indigestion or other liver
derangement, will do the same. If
ailing take Dr. King's New Life Pills
for quick results. Easy, safe, sure and
only 25 cents at J. C. Perry's.
Checking
Accounts
The most positive safety for
your money, and the greatest
convenience for the handling
of the same Is through a
checking account.
This bank cordially Invites
all persons who receive and
pay out money, whether In
large or small amounts, to
open a checking account
here. .
SHAKEN
PORTLAND
IS
BY BLAST
Portland, Or., Sept. 24. At least a
dozen houses were damaged, windows
were smashed for blocks around and
srveral persons had narrow escapes
from death or serious injury here to
day by blasting In the new Portland
boulevard In South Portland. The
powder was anpHrently placed above
bedrock, this causing all the force of
the explosion to go up Instead of down
as was Intended.
The roof of the house of John Buer-
go was torn off. Mrs. A. Bernstein
neurly caollnpscd from fright caused
by a big rock smashing In the roof of
her bedroom.
A FAMOUS
CANADIAN
DIED TODAY
united pusas lbibed wire.
Kingston, Ont., Sept. 24. Sir Rich
ard Cartwright, noted Canadian pub
licist, died at his home here today,
following a surgical operation.
Horn In 1835, Sir Richard devoted
the greater purt of his life to political
service for his country. A warm
friend of tho United States, ho urged;
as minister of trado and commerce In
the Laurler cabinet, commercial reci
procity with the adjoining republic.
At Quebec In 1898 'and again In Wash
ington In 1808-99, he represented Can
ada on the Apglo-Amerlcnn joint high
commission.
Olga Sfeeb, the Wonderful.
O'lga Sfleeb, the young American
pianist, whose rapid rise into fame
and whose aensatlonal programs have
aroused the Interest and curiosity ol
the whole musical world, was born in
Los Angeles In June, 1890.
Miss Steeb's extraordinary gifts
were first noticed by her parents
when she was a child of four years
of age At this time it was discovered
by her mother, and proven by her
father,, who Is. a musician, that the
child 'bad absolute pitch, being able to
name any tone or any possible combi
nation of tones. Where she learned
it, no one can tell. It Is as difficult
to explain as is her most extraordln
ary touch, her parents and friends
saying that In the Mozart, Scarlatti,
Bach and Betthoven compositions,
which she had already learned before
she was eght years old, her fingers
flew over the keys with the same un
erring certainty and swiftness with
which they do today, and this state
ment Is borne out by the remarks of
the critics who sat In Judgment of her
first publlo appearance In concert as
a pianist, made when she was nine
years of age Since she was but little
more than a baby Miss Steeb has
been able to sing a tune after one
hearing.
Miss Steeb comes to Salem on Fri
day night, and will be heard at tho
armory. This Is the special extra at
traction secured by Dr. H. C. Epley for
his series of entertainments. Seats
can be reserved at the Crown drug
store.
The pessimist stays at home and
walls for it to rain, whllo his neigh
bors go to the picnic.
Candidates'
Cards
For Marshal.'
The undersigned hereby announces
his candidacy for city marshal and
chief of police, subject to the city pri
maries. D. W. GIBSON.
For City Recorder.
I hereby announce my candidacy for
city recorder at the primaries Novem
ber 4th. Platform Courtesy, correct
records of proceedings, law and evi
dence. EAHL RACK.
J-13-
Charles F. Elgin,
Candidate for Nomination
Office of
CITY RECORDER
To the people of Salem: I desire
to serve a second term, and submit my
official record as my recommendation
Samuel 0. Burkkart,
Candidate for nomination for office
of City Marshal.
R. A. Crosslin.
Candidate for re-election to the of
flee of City Treasurer at the primar
ies to be held In the city of Salom, Or.,
November 4, 1912.
You are
cordially invited to attend
the opening of our
new store
Thursday, September 26
Opening hour 10:00 a. m.
203
Commercial
Corner
Court
203
Commercial
Corner
Court
LOTS OF BEAUTIFUL, GLOSSY
HAIR-25 CENT "DAIIDERIIIE"
1IAIK COMING Om-IF DRY, BRITTLE, THIN OR YOUR SCALP ITCH
ES AND IS FILL OF DANDRUFF USE "DANDERINE."
Within ten minutes after an applica
tion of Danderlne you cannot find a
singlet trace of dandruff or a loose or
falling hair and your scalp will not
Itch, but what will pleaso you most
will bo after a few weeks' use when
vou will actually see now hair, fine
and downy at first yes but really
now hair, growing all over tho scalp.
A llttlo Danderlne will Immediately
double the beauty of your hair. No
difference how dull, faded, brittle and
scraggy, just moisten a cloth with
Danderlne and carefully draw It
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time. The effect Is amaz
ingyour hair will be light, fluffy
and wavy, and have an appearance of
abundance; an Incomparable lustre,
' softness and luxuriance, the beauty
'and shimmer of true hair health.
Get a 2,r-cont bottle of Knowlton's
Dandorlne from any drug store or toi
let, counter, and prove to yoursolf to
night now that your hair Is as pret
ty ond soft as any that It has been
neglected or Injured by careless treat
ment that'B all you surely can havo
beautiful hair and lots of It If you
will Just try a llttlo Danderlne.
DRESSES TO
DE TIGHTER
THAN EVER
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE.
London Sejit, 24. "Women's dress
es are tighter than ever under the
drapery now In vogue, and there are
no foundations only transparencies,
do not kow what we women are go
ing' to do with such unsubstantial
clothing," was the lament Issued today
by Marie Tempest, the actress, who
has been Inspecting the trond of fash
ions. ''The colors are more vivid and more
violent than can ue Imagined," added
Miss Tempest. "And hats! Well,
they will be more eccentric than ever."
Nlciiniguiin Rebellion Ends.
ONITEU FXESS LEASED WIRE.
Washington, Sept. 2. That the Nlc
aiaguan revolution has collapsed; that
the army Is disintegrated, and that Its
loader, General Meda, Is fleeing to
ward Costa Rica Is declared In dis
patches received today by the state
department
For the Student
i
v. v
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Beautiful Table Scarfs, Cushion Covers, Window
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Our Art Department will interest you, Everything from
Blumcnthal Football Posters to excellent copies of the
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Does a Pot of Hot Chocolate or a Plate of Fudge ap
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