Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, November 08, 1912, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAT, NOVEMBER 8, 1912. Stcin Bloch Smart Clothes Sec Our $15 Invinc ible Suits Packard Shoes for Men The Election of Wilson Will Not Change the Weather So it's high time for you to invest in a raincoat. We firmly believe we can save you money on a rain..oal or overcoat and we will take great pleasure in showing you our extensive stock of high grade coats, Any coat you may buy from us is absolutely guaran teed, and if any should not please we will refund money or give you a new coat, Prices are Within Reach of All Light Weight Tan Slipon $4.50 Rubberized Tweed, Grey diagonal, full box, Raglan Sleeve Rubberized Duck, Grey and Tan $7.00 Shedrain Gabardine $15.00 and $1 6.50 $1 5.00 An all-wool Donegal Tweed, guaranteed water proof $20.00 The Famous Priestly, guaranteed Gabardine $1 8 $20 $25 The House of Reliability 30 Years in Salem RV7 imirwimnPM -si. Roleof's Smile Hats See the Elston at $3 Union Made Holeproof Guarant'd Hosiery For Men, Women and Children A Counting Board Is Proposed To facilitate the receiving of elec tion returns after each biennial elec tion, a plan U under consideration to le proposed at the coming legislature, which, If put Into effoct, It is believed will result in the completion of the counting of votes In all precincts with in a couple of hours of the closing ot the polls. The plan Is to establish counting boards, who shall begin their work in ach precinct as soon as 50 ballots liave been cast, and to oontlnue the counting with each succeeding 50 bal lots. By this means most ot the votes will bo counted by the time the polls are closed. It Is realized that much of the de lay Is caused by the ponderousness of the ballot, and the fact that the board Is tired with a long day's work when It begins the counting, which would, undor the proposed plan, be completed all but 50 votes at the most when the polls closed. Liberty and I'rlngle Notes. Hoyt Cupp was a visitor in Salem Tuesday, Charlie Grabenhorst visited town Monday. Mr. Gerrlck Is having buildings put on his place. Mr. Tompkins wbb a visitor in Salem Wednesday, Kate Westenhouse has been visiting her aunt at Salem heights. Miss Fae Crltes was a visitor here Thursday last. Miss Lulu Tompkins visited her pa rents last week. Ed. Westenhouse was a visitor in Salem Sunday. Mr. Wain was a visitor here Sun day. Mr. Boone made a trip to Salem Monday. J. R. S. ( ONKESSED MIltDEIiESS FALLS HEIR TO FORTUNE Will Try Again. UNITED PBflRS UAHKD WIDE. Los Angeles, Cal., Nov. 8. Aviator Fowler declared today that he will make another attempt to fly from Los Angeles to San Francisco. Fowler's courage was unshaken by his fall yes terday, when his areoplane was wrecked near Saugus. He says he will make rep.'Vrs and start afresh, probably Sunday. Los Angeles, Oil., Nov. 8. Informa tion n the hands of the police here to day reveals the fact that Mrs. Pansy Lesh, who confessed last week to hav ing poisoned two women In Missouri, is heiress to a large estate near Jack sonville, Mo. A letter to Chief of Police Sebastian brought forth by published accounts of Mrs. Leah's confession In eastern papers Informs him that Mrs. Lesh Is wanted to settle up the estate of her great uncle, W. I. Luttrell. No men tion Is made of the extent of the es tate. Mrs. Lesh la held here ponding the arrival of officers from Sodalla. Missouri. Are After Express Companies WELLS FARGO DECLARE MONTHLY DIVIDENDS EQUAL TO THE VAL UE OF ITS ENTIRE PROPERTY MAKING YEARLY li!(M FEU CENT. UNITED TRESS LEASED Willi. San Francisco, Nov. 8 A rocently declared stock dividend of $3,000,000 In California on property valued at about $1,000,000, df which approxi mately $700,000 only is operative, and a gross monthly Income during Juno and July of this year of about $714,000 state and Interstate, which Just equals the valuation of the operative proper ty In this state, are facts pointing to the enormous revenue of the Wells Fargo Express company. The figures are pnrt of the data in the hands of the state rullroad com mission which Is conducting today a searching investigation into the en titre express situation and hearing complaints of alleged discrimination In rates, While the tariff schedule In Califor nia calls for charges practically dou ble those In many eastern states the Wells Fargo company retains 55 per cent of the gross revenues dorlved, paying 40 per cent to the southern Pa cific railroad, according to the testi mony submitted. C. R. Graham, trafilo manager of tha company, testllled totdny that the con tact at present existing between the Wells Furgo company and the South ern Pacific Included n payment of $3, 000,000 in Blocks and cash to the rall rcnd company during a period of about 20 years In addition to tho 40 per cent of the gross receipts. That the Southern Pacific was dis satisfied with Its pro rata of tho In come was Intimated by Attorney Pllls luiry of the express company, who de clared that "the rullroad always took wl at It thought it could get," and tho dealings botween the two corporations v.ere "always at arms' length." The commission Is determined to re vise the entltre rate schedule on a sci entific basis, Instead of the largely hap-hazard system that has hereto fore obtained. This Is the first time a probe has been made In the state. KILLED BY AN AUTO DBIVEN BY A JAP UNITED PRESS UIASED WIHB. Seattle, Wash., Nov. 8. Frank Baer, a marine flraman, was fatally injured last night when an automobile driven by C. T. Takahashl, one of the wealth iest and most prominent Japanese of Seattle, hit him. The accident was directly due to a heavy rain which had fogged the windshield of the automo bile and made It Impossible for Taka hashl to see Baehr as ho stepped In front of the machine. This Space Reserved for the MORRIS Cash Feed AND Grocery Store Phone your wants to Phone Main 1497 Prompt Delivery Fair Grounds Road that their llno-up presents an entirely new back field. However, such men as tiennott and Pfalf have been secured to fill the vacancies and there is sti'l much excellent material available so that though there have been numerous changes, It Is oxpected that the team will remain strong. Thoy are looking forward to a game at Albany with Albany high and a game here with Independence high. QUIT FIGHTING OVER .MILLIONAIRE'S ESTATE UNITED I'tlKHH I.EAHKD WIDE. St. Paul, Minn., Nov. 8. Tho dispute over the millions left by tho Into II. C. AUeley, Minnesota lumber king, was practically settled today In the dis trict court here, when Mrs. J. P. Quirk, daughter of Alteley, was ap pointed administrator of tho estate Akeley married In Los Angeles about a year ago and a light hud been waged between his chlldreu and the widow for possession the estate. KIOTHALL OUTLOOK AT THE VARSITY Being minus the services of a coach since Ralph Homan was laid up by re wrenching his knee at a rally the oth er night, tho varsity seconds are again on their way rejoicing with Win Bel linger, famous as end on the varsity for the past few years in charge. The seconds are slowly recovering from the loss of several valuable men. Doan, star half, flnda himself unable I to play longer. His place has been iaaen, oy uuiro. inapeu, wno was p'aylng the other half, has also retired from tho game and Is now lit bed with water on his knee as a result of a Charley horse. Coach Sweetland has Invaded their ranks and fobbed them of "Toots" Booth, qunrter, who Is now ploying sub-quarter on the varsity first. Reynolds, fullback, Is also oft the list on account of his health, so Notice of Assessment for Improve ment of Lincoln Street, West Line of Commercial Street lo West Lino of John Street. Notice Is hereby given that the com mon council of the city of Salom, Ore gon, will at or about 7:30 o'clcck p. m on the 11th day of November, 1912, at the common council chambers, In the city of Salom, Oregon, proceed to assess upon each lot or part thoreof or parcel of land liable for Its propor tlonate share of tho total cost of I in proving Lincoln street from the west line of Commercial Btreet to the west line of John Btreet, In accordance with the plans and specifications heretofore adopted for said Improve ment, and on file In the office of the city recorder. All persons interested In Bald as sessment are hereby notified to ap pear at eald time before the said com mon council and present their objec tions, If any they have, to said as sessment, and apply to said common council on or before the 11th day of November, 1912, to equalize tholr pro portionate share of the total oost of Improving Bald Lincoln street, and their assessments. CAS. F. ELGIN, City Recorder. ll-6-3t Saturday Specials Saturday Specials 1 5c Hose, Special 3 Pair for 25c Women's and misses' fast black cotton hose, Fall and winter weights, Regular 15c hose Special 3 pair for 25c 12 1-2c Children's Hose, Special, 3 Pair for 25c Children's fast black cottonhose double knee, heel and toe, 12 1-2 hose, Special 3 pair for 25c 1 0c Towels, Special, 7c Good quality buck towels, 33x16 inches, Regular 10c, Special 7c each $5 and $6 Petticoats, Special, $2.98 Heavy satin taffeta petticoats, with and without dust ruf fles; all made in best quality taffeta and neatly finished, $5,00 to $6,50, Special $2.98 November Suit Sale, Suits, Coats, Dresses, Greatly re duced. Thanksgiving Linen Sale. All linens reduced. QUALITY POPULAR MERCHANDISE LIBERTY STRtCT BtTWtCN STATE 6 COUBT PRICES Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTOR! A From far away Porto nico como re ports of a wonderful now discovery that Is bolloved will vastly benefit the people Ramon T. Karelian, of Hurco lonota, writes "Dr. King's New Discov ery Is doing splendid work here. It cured mo about five times of torrlbla coughs mid colds, also my brother of a severe cold la his chest and more than 20 others, who used It on my advice. We hopo this great medicine will yot be sold In every drug store In Porto Rica." For throat and lung troubles thoro Is nothing better. A trial will convince you of Its merit. 50c and $1 Trial bottlo freo. Guaranteed by J. C. Perry. Aeronaut Are Prisoners. (UNITED I'llKHS 1J5ABHI) WIRE. Dorlln, Nov. 8. It Is foared here to duy that Watts and Alterholt, Ameri can aeronauts In the bulloou DiiBsel dorf, the Ui't'iiian entrant In the Gor don Dennett International vaco, are being held prisoners In Russia. No word has been received from the Amer lean pilots since the first announce ment that they had landed safely about 40 miles from Moscow. Automobile Motor Cycle and Accessory Dealers of Salem FORD FOKD AGENCY, E. II. Whiteside, Mgr Also Agent for It. C. II. and Loiter Garage No. 560 Ferry Street. Flanders SGS" C. L. ROSE COMPANY Phone Main 2008, 810 8. Comnircl St thmiA AT MOTOR 111 1S1 fill CYCLES WATT 8I1IPP Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, Eta. North Commercial Street Phone 111 StudebakerSu 8TI REIIAKER 20 AND SO David Hees, Sales Manager. Salem, Or. Show Room High and Ferry f a MADE IN SALEM S3 QQaQ!3SSC!3!3SnSE!&Q!QanQQB You live in Salem, you make your money in Salem, you sell your product fj in balem; why should you not buy aoods "Made in Sa cm"? If it is not tl "Made in Salem," be sure that it is "Made in Oregon" before you purchase : ASK FOR RREAD (0FFEE ;nRosnutm ryESSMAKING pURNITURE CHERRY CITY WHITE SWAN V ' Made to Order Miu products germnmkebies Reasoned parlors store and We manufacture three grales of ror Hlghcst-Grade . . OfflfP FurK Flour; also Chop and Roll Feed to BREAD AND PASTRIES GCITl B did Cof f CC MARFI P AMPRFI I IAWI order, and do a general milling Weddlng party or(Jer8 a p0. ,,U "J1 MABEL CAMPbELL Is our specialty business. We will make a specialty cUU We make dally deliveries. ana you will use no other Made In Oak.Walnut, Mahogany, etc. of Hard Wheat Flour, equal to any 319 Commerclal rhone 903 35c per pound CAI'ITL Fl'RMTl'ItF shipped in from the east. Twemh and chemeketa phone 961 We roaat our Coffee dally MANUFACTURING CO. CHERRY CITY MILLS MADE IN SALEM 2106 State Street. Phone 643 K Main E84 805 North Liberty Street J AUNCH SUPPLIES MEATS fklEEDLECRAFT SHOP DAINT I HHOTO MOUNTS L BOATS FOR HIRE IVi BEAVER MADE m SALEM Phone 849 Ask Tour Dealer for ORIGINAL DESIGNS STATE PAINT CO The dlstlnctlve kln'1 nnd chm The Salem Boat Factory Pioneer Brand nmonincDV elmm Ice - Phoe 39 1..,.,, Chas.K.Den.sonProp. . . EMBROIDERY SUPPLIES Manufacturer of buyers. We make all our high . designer and BuiLDEB of Hams Bacon Lard stamped articles WIf7, mlf .?IAIM rTT" T,,u kl,,d ou wa,lt .,. i DftiinniT . OlHIYIrCU Hn HOLLO Interior Stains Shellacs Get them at LAUNCHES and R0)1 BOATS Pnt Dp nnd nmde , Salem by Vood pJm Wa)(e ,V1 1lllU Agent for E C CROSS & SON Phone Main 925 Also Dealer In THE I'AIih'KK STUDIO Ferro Marine Motors C. w unuoo x oum 0 Tlr)(.ntn(li VarnlHlt. ItriHthc, Cor. Commercial & Chemeketa BU. Foot of State Street, Salem, Oregon 370 State St. Phones 1880-1881 291 North Commercial Street , )fJ Mon Salcm 0l..Kon. TU CCHAEFER'S THROAT T. XAIL0RING TX I Thp lnC J AND LUNG BALSAM lnc That Will -ft r t Capital Journal wi,i cure Your Cough Capital Journal Please rm , LaP,tal Journal ;c fl-ct in nnuc The Guaranteed Kind DnntS . V W& tMC CirCUlcltlOn is tirst in news 0K . rn R ... pi mo because upo. v ms&y I . . . 25 and 50c bottles ilUhp hpwq 868 a" the I,ol"ts jis TirSt in CirCUiatlOn Made in Salem, In our own lab- "' of style, fit, superior workmanship, OUT rirTlllnHnn j . oratory that's and at a price you can afford to pay VyUI " u,uu"" first in every SchaetVs Dr Store ; .moshek books are open if , III 10 Print Merchant Tailor for Men and Women , ' hOme 135 North Commercial Street. I 4:,6 Court Street lOlflSPCCtlOn Deutsche Apotheke J 0B PRINTING Commercial and Society Modern Equipment Fuller Printing Concern White Building 251-261 State St. Phone Main 2179 Q UAKER NURSERY TREES ARE BEST GIUMVN AT HOME Cultivated and Cared for by Home Labor Illggcst homo trade of uny nursery In the state and the proprietor believes In homo buying C. F. LANSING K ANDY Nothing succeed like success AT VOI K SERVICE FOR 11 M M 1 u II II II Good Home-Made Kandics h and Ice Cream WONDER KANDY KITCHEN 371 North Commercial Phone Main 999 R 0DGERS PAPER CO. 220 Plate Street Telephone Main 152 BOOKBINDERS AND RULERS Wholesale Paper Dealers Salem, Oregon Advertisements in the Capital Journal g bring results OMAN'S EXCHANGE Home Cooking Fancy Work That's why the paper carries more advertising thun any other newspaper in Salem Fine Cakes, Reception Wafers, Hand Painted I'lacu Curds, Hem stitching, Marking Linens, Mend ing and washing of flno laces and fabrics. 267 N. Liberty. Phone 1751 11 II 11 M U ft ti P n si El U M tl II ra n 13 11 V tm LI 71 13 n M ri u I?