Daily capital journal., October 04, 1912, Page Page Eight, Image 8

Pntre Eight
Salem's Big Department Store
TODAY IS
emnant
Remnants of all kinds
including cotton, woolen and silk
fabrics, embroideries, laces,
J ribbons, etc.
Your choice at half price
Just about a month left in which to
guess on the free Buick Touring Car.
Purchase every need at " Meyers"
You may get the auto
if, jft if if f if if if f
CITY NEWS.
if 3 jfc if 9fC Jft 3C jfc Pf 3C jft 3C jft 3fl
V Do Bicycle Repairing
And keep oa hand blcyclti supplies,
fishing tackle; havo tho agency for
Itio "Thor" motorcycle. Sue It before
laying. P. J. Moore 447 Court street.
10-3-eod-tf
MUzi-nx Meeting
On Friday night at Young's hall In
the fifth ward thi're will he a meeting
to consider the proposed sewer bonds
Ihkiio and other inatterH relating to
rily government. All Invited to at
tend. Committee. 10-3-21
Hent to Hie Asylum
Jnnnnutta Ingersoll a woman 23
yea of age, and residing with her
parents north of Salem, was this
morning examined and committed to
tho Insane asylum. The cause of her
dementia was worry and overwork.
To the Lawyers
Circuit Judgo Keller, of department
No. 1, will be In Sulnm next Wednes
day, October I), at 1 o'clock In tho af
tnrnoon, to hear motions and demur
rers In pending cases, and to set cases
for trial for the regular OchVber term
of lils court.
"Senator Cluimlicrlalii Here
Senator Chamberlain, who Is Just
linck from Washington, Is In tho city.
This forenoon, In company with (!ov-
crnor Went and State Treasurer Kay,
hn mado a tour of tho different state
Institutions.
Hoys Sent Home j
Sam I'ralher and Edward Shafor, '.
tho two runaway hoys captured last
night by Officers Thompson and
AVhltlatch, were sent to Seattle this
morning at 11 o'clock by Chief Ham
ilton. Word wns received from tho
i-)VB' parents to detain them as they
'wero running awny from their homes.
The boys are 17 or IS years of age
nnd havo b
Kmind city,
nnd havo been attending school In tho,
Arguments Filed Today
Arguments were filed today by
tieorge Arthur llrown, chairman of
thci state central committee for the
progressive party, for Theodore ltoose
veil, Its candidate for president, and
i iiram Johnson, Its candidate for vice-
president.
PRUNES
cern Whlch hns done more to advertise
und mnko a market for Oregon prunes than nil other ngencleg combined
Kollclls the opportunity to buy your 1912 crop of drlod fruit. Seo us be
fore you sell. WILLAMETTE VALLEY PRl'NE ASSOCIATION
Am
ericao Boy
THE IDEAL WINTER SHOE
For the red-blooded, vigorous, out-door boy, and as hon
est and true as the boys they're named after, Fit like a
glove, comfortable, neat appearing, and can't be made
better, stronger, nor to wear longer, "American Boy" up
pers have been cut from Menz "Ease" Elk for 12 years;
soft as a glove, tougher and stronger than any other up
per leather you ever saw, the inside feels like velvet.
'Name always on the sole, Just what your boy needs for
winter wear,
REINHART'S
444 State Street.
Friday
Overland Cars Popular
Mr. ('. w. Rose, local agent for the
Overland, deiivi red card last week to
11. J. Steele of .leffeiKon, uud Henry
Bthott of thin city.
.Moose Coinpany Latest
With a capital stock of $100,000 and
K. L. Mllleber, L. II. Moore and II. S.
French, as Incorporators, tho Moose
Improvement company today filed ar
ticles of Incorporation with the sec
retary of state. The purpose of the
corporation Is to erect a Moose build
ing In Iloseburg.
Examined Crossings
Members of the railroad commis
sion are hack from Albany, where
they made Investigations relative to
crossings supplied the people of that :
town. Many of tho resident have
aHked that the company install a num
ber of more crossings In additions
that have recently been platted to tho
town.
Odd Fellows, Attention
The funeral of Grove P. Terrell,
who died nt his homo In Mehnma
Thursday, October 12, will bo held
from the Lehman & dough undertak
ing parlors Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Interment In I. O. O. F,' cem
etery, tho Odd Fclolws conducting the
services.
Runaway Hoys Picked Up
The police last night arretted Ed.
Shaffer nnd Sam Prather, two young
boys, who have admitted that they
had run away from the Wilson Uuul
ness college of Seattle, nnd they are
now trying to communicate with tho
boys' parents for the purpose of ns-
staining whether they want the
')ny8 ''"turned. Neither rf the boys
B 0V('r ls ll(l, and one says his
"' Is in Seattle, and the other is
from Olympin.
The Old Wny
Tho time when It paid to start In
the basement nailing boxes nnd work
up to the manager's chair on the top
noor, ny learning tlin work on the
roaid, Is past. Tho modern business is
too big; the road Is too long, and no
man has time to give others commer
cial schooling. Tho profitable way is
to "short circuit" the line get .1
thorough training at the Capital llusl-
ness college, nnd start as assistant to
the manager to begin with. Ask for
catalogue. New classes next week.
The oldest handlers and shippers of Or
egon prunes In the northwest. The con-
The Quality Store
Veur Sunday Mests
Should be cut and dons up right
Hill & Hansen underntand meat cut
ting. Call In or order by phone, Main
247. Tho Capital Meat Market.
Chicken Dinner
At your own table bents the mall.
Wo dross our chickens to your order;
we make I a specialty. I'lace your
order early by phoning Main 131, the
Hunset Grocory. If you have not, you
ought to try our breud.
Ilnrlo.ltmr, Hme Ton Tried It?
Sold and guaranteed by F. E. Sha
fer, the saddle and harness man, Pol
ishes sliver and brass parts on your
uuto, makes them like new, It's handy,
too; try It.
Si'iiiethlng Special
All tho time at Sperling's, 311 North
Commercial street. Just call In or
phono Main tlO, your next grocery or
der and see Auto delivery.
It Will lie f Interest
To you to place your next grocery
order with J. M. I,nvrenco, 197 South
Commercial street. Good goods and at
living prices, I'hono Main 311.
Voters, Attention
There will bo a public meeting this
Friday evening In tho Fifth ward at
Voting's liall to consider the sower
bond Issue, and other munle'pal prob
lems. All candidates nnd citizens In
vited to attend.
tine IMwirce Today
A decrpe of divorce was given today
In Judgo Gallowny's department of the
circuit court to William W. Henderson
from Ida J, Henderson on account of
desertion. The three minor children,
Leo W aged 17; Don K aged 16, and
Zaldee I)., aged 10, were awarded to
the mother, tho father being required
by the court to contribute $:!," a month
to their support.
This One Picks the Dean Editors.
!CN!TRI) l'!ied !1BD WIIIB.)
Portland, Ore., Oct. 4. "I pick Bos
ton to win from New York In the
world's series, and the Red Sox are
my choice, because of the strength of
IIS pitching staff," snld Walter Mc
Credlo, mnnngor of the Portlnnd Ileuv
ers this nfternoon.
."Marring Walter Johnson, Jen Wood.
of tho Red Sox, Is the greatest pitcher
the world today. In my opinion he
has It on Chrlstv Matthew,, nt the
Giants, In every way, nnd I look for n
Vtoston victory every time the two
f lingers oppose each other.
'On hitting and fielding I think the
two teams are evenly matched.
Speaker, of Boston, ls the strongest
player on either team, outside of
Wood
KANUSKS AND
WEBFOOTERS DO
GOOD SHOOTING
(ONITOD IM1V.8S I.KASHD WIIIB.)
Portland, Or., Oct. 4. Competing
ngalnst the best marksmen In tha na
tlcnal guard of Idaho, Oregon and
Washington, tho Canadian militiamen
led today in the rifle shooting for tho
military championship of the north
west on the range at Clackamas, near
here today. Six of the 12 Canadians
Mil tlli Hit ml tt l..n .., I
" M"1"1' '"'""
"w yrM- "'"l advantage, no waste land. The soil Is
four of ho Oregonlans e.pialled that; rlc Thore , 0 flne 7room
eat. This alternoon tho shooting !holIB0 fin,shod throughout. Tho barn
MniKua im i ruin u" 10 8uu yards.
The ranges tomorrow will he from 800
to 10(10 yards. A large crowd was In
ntlendanco today.
The winning team will he awarded
tho silver loving cup presented by
(!ovei;nor Hay. of Washington, nnd
each member of the winning team will
receive a silver medal, given by Gov
ernor West of Oregon. Weather con
ditions were good today.
Ilnln Postpones (innies.
UN1TK1I I' II EMU LBAHKO Willi!.
I-ns Angeles, Cal., Oct 4. Today's
double-header between Sacramento
and Vernon coast league clubs was
postponed on account of rain.
A gift horse geto you In Just as bad
ly at tho feed store.
-
Change of Program
t AT
! Ye LIBERTY
AND THE
WEXFORD
Today
Exceptionally good program
See lobby display
Matinee 2 p. m. tomorrow
Dim C1PITAI JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON,
HIS WIFE WAS
AFTER HIM WITH
BUTCHER KNIFE
(OXITtD MM l-HABKH WIH.
Palo Alto, Cal., Oct. 4 "She slash
ed at mo with a knlfe.nnd I was run
ning away when I slipped on tho pan
try floor and to save myself I pulled
my gun and shot directly at her. I
would rather die than do It again."
This explanation, given here today
by Almon Hulloway, financial secre
tary of the local carpenters' union,
who shot and killed his wife, Mrs, Ida
Halloway, at their home here. Ilallo
vay was brought from Sun Joso to at
tend tho coroner's Impiest: Ho was
Immediately returned to the county
jail after giving his testimony.
The quarrel started, It Is claimed,
over un Interlocutory decree of di
vorce obtained recently by Mrs. Hal-
Icway. The couple afterwards were
reconciled.
HE PICKS THE
GIANTS OUT
AS WINNERS
f UNITED I'RkHft f KAHEP Winl.l
San Francisco, Oct. 4. "It will be
some series considerable commit
but I expect tho Giants to win."
This was the prediction here today
of Manager "Mil" Reldy, of the San
Francisco Seals, as to the outcome of
the series of the games to start next
Tuesday at New York between the
Boston Red Sox and the New York
Glnnts for the world's championship.
"'Matthewson Is the hoy who will
turn the trick for the Giants" contin
ued Reldy. "Ho has oodles of class,
Is there with the headwork and can
put something' on the ball that the
other twlrlers lack. Wd)d Is a ster
ling pitcher, and the only Red Sox
mound artist likely to worry the
Giants. The Giant's Infield offsets
Boston's outfield and, with an even
break In the luck, I look for tho Giants
j to wln TeBrenn lllld Marquard will
also cut some ice In the series. Den t
overlook that."
Mexican Assassin Caught.
UNITED 1'HKHS IA8K WIIIB 1
Douglas, Ariz.., Oct. 4 Jesus Cor
onado, a Mexican arrested here today
was Identified by a Phoenix officer as
the man who sometime ngo stabbed
three Phoenix policemen, killing one
nnd badly Injuring the ol'.iers. Two
hundred dollars reward offered for
the capture of tho murderer will be
divided by two local policemen who
effected the capture.
Every week the list of aviation vic
tims grows, but tho risky gamo Is al
luring. Probably most office holders and
candidates are not as evil-minded as
their opponents repreuent.
Farm Bargains
We have just listed a finely im-
inoved farm of 60 acres, all cleared
lint Q nnrnci In ttcicitni'a find Htllhnt TVtC
cleared land can all be cultivated to
will hold six horses and five cows.
Ample room for hay nnd grain. There
Is a good large family orchard with
fruit of all kinds. Berries of nearly
every variety, Good garden. Three
good wells on place, Chicken yard
with well arranged houses. Enough
hay and grain for one year's feed.
Ample wood for yenr's use. In addi
tion there Is a fine separator, com
plete house furnishings Including a
$75 range, 2 good cows, 3 head of
hogs, 80 chickens, plow, disc and bar
row nnd farm nnd garden tools go
with tho place. Price, only $9000
Terms if desired, This ls a rare bar
gain, BKCHTEL & BYX0X,
34V Sate St Telephone Main 452
FRIDAY, OCTOBER i, 1912.
PERSONALS.
Mrs. Thomas Mountain and son,
Thoinua 0., of Walla Walla, are visit
ing at the home of Mrs- Mountain's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. II. Gans, at
the corner of Waller and Thirteenth
streots.
Otto Hoadrlck, wife and family went
to Newport yesterday for a few weeks'
recreation.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mlntu and
family went to Newport yesterday,
where they will spend the next few
weeks.
F, E. Mangls, a business man of
Jefferson, is In the city.
R, M, Hicks, a prominent merchant
of W'oodburn, spent a few hours In the
city yesterday ,
W. L. Wright, of Harrlsburg, wns in
the city yesterday, lie was accom
panied by Mrs. Wright. '
Attorney Roy F, Shields went to
tho Rose Cuty at 11 o'clock this morn
ing on business.
D. F. Lohr Is n the city from Silver
ton on business.
J. C. Ilrook, a prominent citizen of
St, Johns, was transacting business in
Salem this forenoon.
Mr. nnd Mrs. George Flint nnd the
baby, of Marlrnn, are visiting frlend3
here todny.
STATISTICAL
V 1
31 A IS It IK I).
DAVIS SHEPHERD At the office
of County Judge William M. Dushey,
who performed the mnrrlage cere
mony, Friday, October 4, 11)12, at the
hour of 1:30 p. m., Miss Nellie
Shepnrd to Dert E. Davis, both of
Gervals.
They will make their home at Ger
vals, where the groom Is engaged in
farming.
SAN DIEGO
TAKES OVER
ITS HARBOR
united rnr.ss leased wiiie.1
San Diego, Cal., Oct. 4. The cily
council met today to take over form
ally the local harbor, ceded by the
state on condition that $1,000,000
should be spent by the city for its Im
provement. Active work has already
beep done.
Tho pitcher that goes to the bar too
often Is knocked out,
AXSWEU IT HONESTLY.
Are the Statements of Salem Citizens
'ot More Reliable Than Tlios
of Utter Strangers.
This ls a vital question.
It is fraught with Interest to Salem.
It permits of only one answer.
It cannot be evaded or Ignored.
A Salem citizen speaks here,
Speaks for the welfare of Salem.
A citizen's statement ls reliable.
An utter stranger's doubtful,
Home proof ls the best proof.
A. W. Lobach, R. F, D. No. 1, Salem.
Oiegon, says: "I was laid up for two
weeks by disordered kidneys, caused.
I believe, by a strain. I tried several
remedies but obtained no relief, nnd
when a neighbor advised me to take
Dean's Kidney Pills, I did so. The
contents of one box made me so well
that I resumed work. , Donn's Kidney
Pills helped me greatly and I am
p'eased to recommend them."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster -Mllburn Co.', Buffnlo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
1U patent medicines or medicinei ad
fertlsed In this paper are for sale at
DR. STONE'S
Drug Store
ALSO
A large supply of TRUSSES, which
he makes a specialty of fitting to all
l.ersons from the youngest babe to
the oldest man or woman needing such
appliances.
The "HONEST JOHN" ls his favor.
lta truss, believing it the best, most
satisfactory, and lasting longer than
any other truss.
Dr. D.T.BROWNE ,
(ilrnnictIc-Ji'urointli Specialist In
Chronic and Xenons DIhi-iison.
Room 10, Ilreymnn Block.
(illHOntAC'riCXEl'IWPATllY
is a foe to bodily disorder It removes
the cause of disease. It stands with
out a peer among curative methods.
Why suffer when the ciitmc of jour
nllini'iit can be removed by this drug
less method?
A few Salem peoplo are learning the
merits of Chiropractic -Neuropathy
and hundreds of others are in need of
the benefits Chiropractic-Neuropathy
can bring. Are you one?
That (lilropruetlc Seuroimlhy,
when Intelligently upplleil, euros, hun
dreds of peoplo can vorlfy. I want
you to Investigate and know more of
my method, and am willing to refor
you to any of my Salem patients. An
Intimate nrumiliitam'o with Chlrflprnr
tlc.ciiropathy will inciiii better
health for yn.
Hours 9-12 and 1:30-5. Consulta
tion free.
HUNDREDS
JOINED IN
STAMPEDE
UNITED 1'IIKHS LBAHED WIIIB.)
Dawson, Y. T Oct. 4. The Crugor
concession on Dominion creek was
opened by the Dominion government
yesterday. Scores joined In the stam
pede beginning at midnight. As many
as 14 poets were driven on a single
claim. Each staker gets an equal
Interest.
Money Was "Coininlsslons."
UNITED 1'liEHS I.RASBD WIIIB. 1
Tacoma, Wash., Oct. 4. That $1500
of the check drawn on the Pacific
Const Coal company in favor of
Keith Lackey was paid to W, E.
Pearce, of Seattle, a coal broker, as
his commission on a contract with the
operators on Vancouver Island, was
the testimony submitted today by the
defense In the trial of C. E. Houston
and John Bullock, charged with con
spiracy to defraud the government.
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NEW TODAY.
THE NEW LIFE Treatment for rheu
matlsm and nervous troubles and
other diseases. Phone Main 2195,
or call at' 597 North Liberty street.
9-30-Ct
FOll SALE Reo motor car, nearly
now. Price $050. H. G. Meyer, 162
Commercial street, Salom, 10-l-3t
FOR RENT Large front room In
modern homo, suitable for gentle
man. 544 North Commercial.
10-3-3t
FOR SALE Good team of farm mares
weight about 2800 lbs. W. J. Ball.
R. F. D. 3. Phone Farmers 841,
10-3-3t
FOR, SALE 10G acres of good farm
ing land, dark soil, 100 cleared, good
7-room house, 2 barns, 3 acres or
chard, 8 miles out, good road, 1
mile to school, price $55 per acre;
$5000 cash, balance easy terms. Seo
John Van Laanen, 275 State street.
10-4-3t
FOR SALE 10 acres of fine fruit and
berry land, all level and clear, no
rocks, 5 acres In bearing pruneB, 3
miles out, good rock road, nice loca
tion; price $1500 cash. See John
Van Laanen, 275 State street.
10-4-3t
FOR SALE Four good lots and 5
room house, price $850, $50 cash,
balance $10 per month. See John
Van Laanen, 275 State street.
10-4-3t
FOR SALE 200 acres of very rich
river bottom land, 15 miles north of
Salem, partly cleared, 5 acres peach
es, some bearing applo trees, some
tlmbor; price $30 per acre, one-half
cash. See John Van Laanen, 275
State street. 10-4-3t
FOR SALE House and two lots, barn,
chicken house and fruit house on
Salem Heights. Inquire H. E. Bar
ber, corner Hoyt and High. Also
have team, harness and wagon for
sale. 10.4tf
A SNAP 80 acres 2Vi mllea f
Catholic school and church, Ger
man settlement. Cash price $:1500.
Parker & Wareham, with E. Hofer
& Sciis, 213 S. Commercial.
10-4-3t
FOR SALE OR TRADE
I have a few 5 and 10-aer tmM.
left at $65 and $75 per acre, all fine
land at your own terms. Why pay
rent when you can go unon nn nf
these tracts and Improve it during the
"inter time when there is nothing do
ing in the city. The land la mi
class and is offered at a bargain. It
ni never De cheaper. When the ca
nal shall be opened this land will sell
for much more than It ls now offered
ior. it is within one mile of a Bmall
town and good school. I might take
some city proper! in exchange.
JOHN H. SCOTT,
Phone 1552. Over Chicago Store.
FOSTER & BAKER
Country Bauer kraut, per gal 8;)C
Smoked bloaters, ...,C fur 25c
Gravenstein apples, per box".'
Ripe tomatoes, per box ...,730
Hubbard equaah, each 10 to I,',c
Green corn, per doa joc
Concord grapes, per basket 40c
Quinces, pears, melons.
Cranberries, per qt jj,.
Two quarts for 25c
SMOKED MEATS
Best sugar cured hams ,.,,20c
Best sugar cured bacon 20 to 23
Shouldor meat ioc
OUR BEST BULK BLEND
COFFEE
At 35c per pound ls as good as
highly priced coffee packed in
cans. We get it freBhly roasted
each week. -If you are not us
ing It, begin now; it ls a good
coffee at moderate price,
Buy your groceries of us for
October. We guarantee satis
faction. Prompt Auto Delivery.
339 N. Com, St. ..Phone 250
Now that we have a parcels post,
let us use It while Insisting upon a
better.
MONEY TO LOAN
On farm and city property. Joh li.
Scott, over Chicago Store, Salem, f
egon. Phone 1652,
MONEY TO LOAN
TIIOS. K. FORD
Over Ladd and Bush Bank, Salem, Or.
NORWICH UNION
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY
BURGHAKDT k MEREDITH
Resident Agents 186 State Street
MONEY TO LOAN
On good Real EeUte secirllj. a
BECIITEL A BYNOJf i
847 State Street t
WOOD AND COAL
In any quantity. Prompt delivery
our specialty. Falls City Lumbur
Company. 279 North CommercUl
street Phone Main 813
Electric Wiring
Call GEORGE FETTINGELL. Phone
Main 187, 135 North Liberty street
Estimates furnished.
AUCTIONEER
Henry E. Voorhels, Michigan auc
tioneer. Satisfaction guaranteed
or no pay, Terms reasonable. R.
F. D. No. 7, Salem, Oregon.
Office Phone Main 183
Rlgdon Residence Main 111.
RIGDON.RICHARDSON CO.
Funeral Directors and Undertaken
252 N. High 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
WE WILL MAIL YOU $1.00
for each set of old False Teeth sent us.
Highest prices paid for old gold, sil
ver, old watches, broken Jewelry and
precious stones. Money sent by return
mall. I'hlla. Smelting & Refining Co,
established 20 years, 863 Chestnut St.,
Philadelphia, Pa. To Dentists i We will
buy your gold filings, gold scrap,
and platinum. Highest prices paid.
TYPEWRITERS
Ai) Make
DOUGUT
H)LD
LE.MED
REPAIRED
RIBBONS
ROLLERS
8UITLIES
See me before you do anything.
C. M. LOCKVVOOD
Phone Main ttS
114-21 N. Commercial, Salem. Orefee-
SALEM
VOCAL STUDIO
610 Slate Street
Opposite Postoffice.
Careful attention given to be
beginners and thorough Instruc
tion accorded advanced pupils
In the art of singing.
Mr. and Mrs. Morrison Rcid