Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, January 21, 1913, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPage Eight DAILY CAPITAL JOTJKKAL. BALEM, OKEGOH, TUESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1013. Gets After Japanese STOMACH MISERY1 JUST VANISHES miE IT! JiO IMWJKSTIOX, AS OU SOCRXESS FIVE MINUTES AFTER TAKING 'TAPE'S DIAI'EP SIN." Gardeners . nifvcuw? a m m i t a i CLEARANCE SALE An Absolute Clearing of Wo men's and Misses' Ready-to-Wear. Everything goes at half price At no other time of tho entire year can high grade coats, suits, dresses, skirts and evening apparel be bought at such great price reductions as we are now offering on our entire stock of ready-to-wcar Barments. There cnn be nothing but loss to us In such a sharp reduction as thlB, but these stock clearing sales are a necessary adjunct to good store keeping. Think of getting a fine, high grado $25.00 Suit, Coat or Gown for. . . . $12.50 All garments reduced accordingly. Visit this section and lake advantage this week whllo this half-prlco saJo Is In force. SHOE SAVINGS OF UN -USUAL INTEREST This Is a general cleanup sale of numerous lines of shoes for men, women and children, and among the varlouB latB are some of the most stirring values we have ever offered. It Is a noteworthy fact that these are not "bargain" shoes, such as are seen In large quantities In shoe sales elsewhere. This means that every shoe offered Is a safe shoe to buy. The lines are somewhat broken, but as there are many different styles,' almost every customer should be able to find suitable shoes, and that without much searching. Women's Shoes Special lots at $2.38, $2.11), OSc Men's Shoos, up to $4.50 values, at $2.:i" Children's Shoes Soiling special at OSc ami OSc a pair A lot of Misses' Shoes for.... $1.30 a pair ltoys' Shoes $2.00 and $2.25 kinds for $1,19 it pair JiTlL GOOD1GOODS Men's and Boy's Clothing priced for our annual clear ance at 25 per cent LLSS "The store on the corner" does things often without telling It but here's a few things we'll tell about We like to toll Inter esting things, and nothing is so Interesting as news that saves money. For the big special clean-up salo we have taken our entire line of Men's and Boy's Suits and Overcoats and reduced the price, all along tho line a uniform reduction of 25 per cent on every garment. The choicest fabrics In the wanted mixtures, and colors navy bluo and blacks, too. Supply your needs now and Save f 1 IWIMIIIII IIBKimmMiaBBB UNITED FI1IISS LEASED WIUB. Olympin, Wash., Jan. 21. Two bills were Introduced in the senate today by Senator Cotter, of Sumner, Pierce county, to aid farmers who market their produce in Seattle in their fight awlnst the commission combine known as the "big six" In Western Avenue. One of his bills amends the Paul hamus bill, Introduced at the session two years ago, by removing tho qucs lion relating to uonus. in other re spects. It Is slmillar to tho Paulhamus measure requiring that commission men keep their books open for produc ers, and make correct account of all shipments.' Cotter's other bill prohibits leasing lands outside cities and towns to aliens, and provides a penalty of a $1,000 fine and a years Imprisonment or both. It Is aimed at Japanese glowers, who have under lease large areas of land around Seattle. ifcifr jjc jj( ))c jft jfc f! fa sjc ifc )Jc )fc jjc NEW TODAY. IK I FOR SAT. IT Pnnntnn miltnlila fnl. Vin tel purposes. Phone Main 23C l-21-3t ft CITY NEWS. Attorney Carey F. Martin has moved his law offices to rooms 412-413-414 Masonic Temple. 12-28-tf Oregonlnn restaurant, 371 9tata st Andrew Manor, mgr., decided some time ago to keep union labor and be a Union house, l-21-2t Tickets for reserved seats for the Olga Steeb concert, to bo given Wed nesday evening, January 22, at tho ar mory, are now on sale at the armory office. Packard, Ludwlg and other pianos sold at fair prices, and on easy terms. Wiley U. Allen Co., R. F. Peterson, mgr., 217 N. Commercial street. 1-21-eod-tf Friday night at the First Congre gational church, tho famous Williams Jubilee Singers will be heard In ai now repertoire of songs. Many tick ets have been sold, as this company offer a program that will appeal to all classes, and thoBe that nttend will enjoy a vory pleasant evening. vji'iiut'iimu, ornmorn turn iuprenen-i tatlvos and every resident of Salem .There wore but a few BCiittorlng votes lenu us your oar of tho German llarnhelm." Your appearance, gentlemen, can be mado better at Davis', 314 Stale St. Rood piano weather. This Is good piano weather, creating demand for pianos. Geo. C. Will, at 432 State street, received another largo carload today. Pianos made by tho Starr Pi ano Co., of Richmond, Ind. Ileautlful hair Is woman's crowning glory. Our puffs and switches will make any woman's hair problems dis appear. Look at our window display, and quality of our goods. Miss Ora Poago, beauty parlors and hair store, Masonic temple, lliG North High street Sen ate Kills Junket. UNITED I'ltKHI LEASED W1BI. Olympla, Wash., Jan. 21. The mem bers of the houso of representatives and the lieutenant-governor and such clerks and stenographers as may bo necessary, won't go upon that little $8500 junket they had arranged for themselves Monday afternoon. Tho senate today, by practically unanimous vote, upset all the plans. Senator Jonson and Senator Jack son spoke In defense of the junket, but wero laughed down by the others. i that ye may know! In favor of supporting tho action of play, "Minna Von the house, s and Boy's Aid Society Files Deport Grand Opera House Fri day, Jan. 24. Tho famous men's chorus of twenty voices will render classic flormnn music between acts. Dr. Assolii, dentist, announces the lleno lln Water Famine. I UNITKD TIIEHS LEASED Willi.) Heno, Nov., Jan. 21. Fire engines wero pressed Into service bore today opening of up-to-date offices In the Jto pump water from the Truckee river Bulom Dank & Trust building, suite into tho mains to relievo a famine 205-200. Dr. Asseln la a graduate of .caused by all ditches lending to the Northwestern university, Chicago and has had several years of practical ex perience and comes highly recom mended, eod-tf city reservoir being clogged with ice. Most of Hie residences here aro with out water, whllo tho business Bectlon has only a meiigro supply. t CHANGE OF PROGRAM TODAY Hear Helen Brown in Comedy Song WEXFORD 1 Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday riioiHi Jluln 2()l. Hales $1.00 u Day and I p COTTAGE HOTEL With dining mom, homo cooking and home comforts; quiet; near business center; all outsldo rooms. Special weekly rules. Hilt Court Street. MltS. MAM 1VIB, Proprietress. PICTURE FRAMING See our lino of mouldings and get an estimate beforo placing your order. BARNETT'S Next to Ye Liberty Theatre ART HOP lilt N. Liberty Nlreet. THE CYCLERY C. II. MOUSE and LLOYD U.UIS11EN lllcj clt'H, SiinilrleH mid Repairing, Locksmiths-lion Filled Wheels Culled fur and IMhcred. I'lione .Main til.". A (ten In for the Excelsior Molorrvcie. 211 SOI'TII IIKill STREET NATUROPATH All nervous and chronlo diseases are successfully treated and per manently cured by Dll J. r. V.'OHK, naturopath and food expert. Of fice temporarily at 493 Court street Nino hundred and forty-five chil dren were received and cared for dur ing tho years 1911 and 1912 by the Girls' and Hoys' Aid Society of Oregon, according to the organization's bien nial report, Just made to tho legisla ture. Of the above number 392 were now cases received from 27 counties. The remaining 503 were children who have been placed In family homes, and were returned to the home after place ment, either by the custodian as being unsuitable, or by the officers of tho society The average number of chil dren on hand por day at the receiv ing homo was 08. The number of em ployes of the institution Is bIx. Tho state contributes $5000 per an num to the society, and 22 counties nnd other societies contribute much more. The receipts for the nnst two yenrs were $28,627.70, and disburse ments $27,292.37. W. T. Gardner Is su perintendent of the Institution. The society rescues homeless, ne glected or abused children of Oregon; receives, by legal commitment or oth erwise, children from the Juvenile courts of counties; provides for such until suitable homes or employment and oversight aro found for them, nnd continues a systematic attention to their condition and trentnieiit. The society Is supported by state and county contribution, from the in terest of a bequest fund and volun tary contributions of the public and both organization and work aro non- Beetnilnn. Children may bo had for service at wages; for board, clothing and school ing, or for legal adoption. PERSONALS. A. (1. Mngcrs Is in Southern Oregon transacting business tills woek. Miss Nelllo Swnfford, of Oregon City, was a visitor here last Sunday, j Jay lllen, of Arlington, attended the legislature yesterday. 1 1. I., Harriett left this morning for Portland on business. Dr. Human, of Willamette Cnlvcrs Ity, went to Idaho yesterday. -i- lifiafflKHHtttKaBUH Ye LIBERTY f Ye LIBERTY Today, Wednesday and Thursday Hear the Quartette in a Special Moon Number. It is Great 1 4 -GOOD PICTURES-- 4 CONFECTIONERY; and Lunch Stand for salo cheap. Airily Immediately Commercial Eat Shop. 332 N. Com murclal street. l-17-0t LOST -Locket, chain and ring. Inl tials "A. M. S." Suitable reward. Return to Martin Mann, 25th and Trndo streets. Phone Main lflllO. 1-21-Ct I Sl'PlOniOR COAL $0.50 per ton, Why burn wood? Phono, office 307, Residence 590. l-i8-tf FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKING Call at Salem Hotel. Mrs. DeCelle. 1-20-Ct LAW MAKERS VIOLATE THE CHILD LAIIOR LAW Because the present House of the state of Oregon broke one of the state's laws, Harold, son of Repre sentative P. O. Donebrake, of Philo math, Denton county, Is no longer a JIM WILLSON Rargains, 40 acres, all clear, 3 miles from Salem, fine black soil on main road, only $105 per acre; terms. 20 acres 31-2 miles from town, pood house and barn, half In bearing orchard, mostly prunes; $150 per acre. page In tho Hous. hi Ma hnvimr ' "v,u"' JUBl ",8,U0 Cllv '"nits, Just been taken by his 10-year-ofd 1 h"80' "0 ba''n' brother, Walter Including horse and surrey, Jersey At the H.B,i, i ...,. 1COWl chle. 60 bushels potatoes, Speaker McArthur appointed liar.''."". frUlt, fUrn,t" r. . . . ei "Is old Iloncbrnko and Clarencw Meek, Hlv . , , , L son of Representative SAD Meek Ln o" , . " ' I)lft8tero,, lot 50,1 nt wui.i . . MecK j 00, 2 blocks from car Ine, $1375, half of Washington county, as lW-'cash mourners gasiml not only at the ap parent extreme youth of lire, only $5000; t ho boys, but nt the Idea of these mere babes being sons of members. Whllo there vaa miirh talk about the matter, still no ono raised o rumpus. vt nut made tho matter especially aggravating was that many boys of from 14 to 18 years of age were after tho pago Jobs. Tho Mate ofmipulsory school at tendance law provides that all chil dren under 14 years must attond school and cannot bo employed at labor. Word of the mge situation finally reached Mrs. Millie Trumbull or inn child labor commission of Portland, who investigated, nnd on learning Unit Harold Donobrake was much less than 14 years old, put the nmtr up strongly to Speaker Mc Arthur. Hence Harold's hlko home. Hut Representative Donebrake man aged to retain tho pageship In his family, hnatlly bringing on his 10-' year-old mm Walter. Clarence Meek wna moro fortunate tbnn his erstwhile partner, being able to establish that ho was 14 years old. Each pngo draws $3 a day from the state, the same ns his rather. After the Corporal Ions. lONITtt) 1'IIKND t KAann WIPJ, Sacramento, Cii Jan. 21. In order Enns Carter, of McMlnnvllln. lu In .to compare the nrouosod antl-triint In. the city this week looking after busl-!Ib1ii,I(,i n New Jersey with that pro ness Hinders. hwsed In California, Senntor Cnrr, nu- Merle Wudo, of Albany, mado a fly- I thor of tho bill to prevent rnto slash ing trip to Salem yesterday on biiHl-ll,IK kl" competition, today wired tiovernor Wilson, asking for copies of his bills, Cnrr declared that he "Is going down tho line' In his fight to rescue the state from trusts nnd monopolies, and ho says ho lias been promised hearty support. John Mlnto, of Portland, Is here on business this week. Misses (lone nnd Harriett Ijithrop, or Coirnx, Wash., aro visiting their aunt, Mrs. D. . L. Kappel, of South Salem, Mrs. Jerry Mnllerson, of Wneonda, was lu Salem yesterday shopping. Two Out on HoiiiK ICNiTKit rims inAintn worn.) Leavenworth, Knn., Jan. 21. Their bonds proiiorly signed and bearing the approval of tho federal authori ties, W. J. Melluln and W. Pert Drown of Kansna City, nnd W. E. Roddln of Milwaukee, convicted labor loaders, left tho federal penitentiary here this afternoon. Warden Mo- Claughroy treated the trio to a fine dinner before tliolr liberation. List your property with me.' 1 advertise nothing but bargains. JIM WILLSON, 111 N men Snlem, Ore. His Vanity Caused His Downfall MONEY TO LOAN We aro loan agents for the Equitable Savings & Loan Association, Money furnlBhed promptly on good security. Farm loans at lowest ratos. Laflcr & Dol Inger, room 400 Hubbard building. l-20-3t NOTICE Any one having negatives at the Rex studio and wants more pic tures made from them should give us notice at once, as all negatives will be destroyed on Fobruary 1. 1-21 5t TWO SUITES Of housekeeping rooms electric lights and both, cheap. Phone 209, 100 Court street. l-21-3t WANTED By single man, a refined tony as Housekeeper; must be a good cook. Address "H. K" care Journal. l-21-3t IiCR SALE OR TRADE 5 acres, all under cultivation, good fruit land; will take city lot as part payment, lust 3 1-2 miles from Salom. See 0 H. Orabenhorst, rooms 1 and 2 Hush bank building. l-21-3t FOR SALE 1 0 acres first-class logan berry land, all under cultivation, good black Boll, 3 1-2 miles from Salem. Price $1300, $700 cash, bal ance to suit. See O. II. Orabenhorst, rooms 1 and 2, Hush bank building. 1-H1-31 A Good Health Plan Help the stomach to digest Its food keep the bowels open and the liver nctlvo by the dally use of HOTETTEll'S STOMACH BITTKK9 The Txtnlo Thai's PKfomit" ttmiTr.D ruitss mared wins.) Ix Angeles, Cat, Jan. 21. Vanity that prompted Henry Payno to stand on a downtown Corner wearing a dia mond that presented a decided con trast to his shabby clothing, resulted today In his detention with James Conley, whllo tho police Investigate circumstances surrounding an attack upon Wllllnm McDowell, a wealthy retired rancher of Wnlla Walla, Wash., In his room at the Wilson hotel, and the theft from Ills person of diamonds valued at $2,000. Payno was enptured In front of tho "Wilson hotel by two detectives. lie was armed. When ho attempted a resistance, toniey rushed from tho hotel to his aid. Conley also was armed. Doth men wero handcuffed and taken Into tho hotel to await a patrol wagon. During the wnlt a clerk examining the diamond ex claimed that It belonged to a lodger, McDowell. UiiKliliig to McDowell's room, the officers found his unconscious on the floor, terribly beaten. Ho was taken to a hospital, According to the detectives, the men they arrested also lived at the Wilson hotel and other Jewelry be longing to McDowell was found in their room. Saskatchewan Iliirnlnir. UNITED IMIISH MIASICD WIRI.1 Winnipeg, Man., Jan. 21. For 12 hours the business section of Fort Saskatchewan has been swept, by fire, and It Is feared the entire city will bo consumed, according to dls pntehes received here ibis afternoon. Fort Saskatchewan Is on tho Canadian Northern near Edmonton. WILL HANQCET V1SITOHS AT HOTEL MAKIOJi The Iji 0 ramie business men, on the ny to the merchants' convention tit Albany, stopped off here today, nrd vlll Ui given a banquet at the Marlon liote' by the lmird of Trade and the Uiisiucii Menu Leaguei. They ate .visiting the legislature today. All I business men should Join In glvinj .them welcome. T IIE1MIAIIT SHOE STOKE Home of Hunan. Wo not only offer our custom era tho fashionable footwear of tho world's leading Bhoe mnk ers, but we furnish expert fit ting service that assures per sonal attention so necessary to correctness In footwear for ev ery occasion. As a result you are not only assured of fashlonablo style and custom quality, but a perfect fit ting, measured by Individual re quirements, We suggest you allowing us the privilege of showing you abso lutely the season's latest lu Hnnnn's, Zelglers Dros. and Howard & Foster shoes. Style In footwear Is essential to Hie correctly dressed man or tho perfectly gowned woman. To such critical men we offer tho seawm's ultra style In Slater & Morrill nnd Howard & Foster 1912-1.1 models. For "Mllndj'" she will find In our Zleglors Dros. models shoes that will meet her every re quirement. REI Ml ART'S I ill State SU The Quality Shop 1 Home of Hanaa Shoes If what you just ate is souring on your Btomach or lies like a lump of lead, refusing to digest, or you belch gas and eructate sour, undigested food or have a feeling of dizziness, heart burn, fullness, nausea, bad taste In mouth and stomach headache this Is indigestion. A full case of Pape's Dlapepsln costs only fifty cents and will thor oughly cure your out-of-order- Btom ach, nnd leave sufficient about the house In case some one else In the family may suffer from stomach trou blo or Indigestion. Ask your pharmacist to show you tho formula plainly printed on these fifty-cent cases, then you vlll under stand why dyspeptlo trouble of all kinds must go, and why they usually relieve sour, out-of-ordor stomachs or Indigestion In five minutes. Diapepsin is harmless and tastes like candy, though each dose contains power suf ficient to digest and prepare for as similation Into the blood all the food you eat; besides It makes you so to the table with a healthy appetite; but. what will please you most, Is that you will feel that your stomach and Intestines aro clean and fresh, and you will not need to resort to laxa tives or liver pills for biliousness or constipation. This city will have many Dlapepsln cranks, aa some people will call them, but you will bo cranky about this splendid stomach preparation, too, If you ever try a little for Indigestion or gastritis or any other Btomach misery. Cet some now, this minute, and for ever rid yourself of stomach trouble and Indigestion. If your children are subject to at tacks of croup, watch for the first symptoms, hoarseness. Give Cham berlain's Cough Remedy us soon ns the child becomes hoarse, and the at tack may be warded off. For sale by all dealers. ' Hill ii linMliiaiiii ii li 1 1 NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY BURAHARDT MERKDITH Reslaeat Agents ISt State Street GUARANTEED Those good chicken tamales, whole sale and retail. Special for parties. Any kind, any size, any style. Fred makes the kind you want Phone Main 2018. Ordor early. Delivery to any part of city. Shipped to any town ii Oregon. tl When In need of Chill or Tamales visit the Commercial street Eat Shop, 882 N, Commercial street. Lunches served at all hoars, np to 19 o'clock, except Sunday. Also confectionery. MONEY TO LOAN On Good Heal Estate Security. THOS. K. FORD Over Ladd & Bush Hank, Salem, Or MONEY TO LOAN On farm and city property. Joha it Scott, over Chicago Store, Salem, Or egon. Pbono 1652. WOOD AND COAL In any nimntlrv Prnmnt 1llvn our specialty. Falls City Lumber Company. 279 North Commercial ouowu ruoue main oi MONEY TO LOAN On good Real Estate lecirltj. BECOTEL BVNON 147 State 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 2261 Office Phone Main 183 Rlgdon Residence Main 11L RIGDON.RICHARDSON CO. Funeral Directors and Undertakers 252 N. High Street Karl Keuffebauern, Jeweler. Vxj MMMM44