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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 6, 1913)
DAILf CAPITAL J0UB5AL, , HALES, OREGON, THRURSDAY, FEBRDART fl, 1913. Page Fire I We Announce the Arrival of a few of our new Man- Tailored Suits for Women Also some of 1913's Latest Crea tions in ONE-PIECE DRESSES These are smart and very pretty. We invite your inspection of our showing of advance spring styles. Don't fail to notice our Court Street Window display I 00 4 Real Estate Specials SNAPS For a few days ouly,6-room house, bain, windmill, good water, 3 large lots 50x150 feet, about 40 good bearing fruit trees, closo to school and car line. Price $2250; terms. (13750 Will buy 7-room houBe, largo lot, 60x 150 feet, on Court street, all assess ments paid, beautiful location, Just east of the state house. Will buy a fine lot 50 125 feet, closfl to a paved street. Areugo Bargains. 135 acres on the Oregon Electric, close to station for only $125 per acre All level, well drained, cleared and finely located. Just right for a sub division, Might take some city prop , erty In exchange. Installment House. , $1500 will buy a good 4-room house on paved street Only $150 down, bal ance $15 per month. Suburban Home. Close In suburban home, cheap, new, modern 6-roora house, barn, E acres of the best land In the valley, some bearing fruit trees, main traveled road. Price $3000; terms. One acre In city limits, 4-room plas tered house, 2 blocks from car line. This is a snap at $1100. Part cash, terms on balance. See Mr. Scott. $450 cash buys 10 acres, 3-4 mile from station. See Scott. We write all kinds of Insurance, loan money, rent houses. ' We buy, sell or exchange proper ties. What have you? BECIITEL & BTNOX, 347 State Street 847 Slate Street. Tel. Main 452 JIM WILSON Three acres, jUBt outside city limits, good buildings, running water, on main road. Price only $2500. . 21 acres, all under cultivation, fair house and barn, 9-acre orchard In full bearing, 3'4 miles from town on rail road, Price $3500. 98 acres, all clear, 45 acres In prunes, 3 years old, new bouse and barn, 2 miles from good town and railroad, Price, Including team, wagon and farming Implements, $87.60 per acre. Will take some city proper ty la trade, and give good terms on balance, Some fine acre tracts outside city on car line, for less than you would pay for a good lot. JIM W1LLSON, 141 N High t. Salem, Ore. Few of us are perfectly happy, and few of us deserve to.be. "Got ready for 1915" yes, and af ter; that year will be only another banning of a lot of bigger things. BARGAINS;EXC.HAiG.!s,: 22 Vi acres of first class land, 14 acres under cultivation, balance tim ber and pasture, new 7-room bunga low, new barn, wagon shed, chicken house, well, nil kinds of berries and young family orchard set out, located close to Salem on rock road. Price $4700, terms. This is a good buy. See G. H. Grabenliorst. Ten acres first class fruit land all under cultivation, small house, barn, chicken house, well, strawberries, lo ganberries and some young fruit trees, located close to Salem; price $2100; $1100 cash, balance three years. See W. H. Grabenhorst. Good residence lot close to Capitol street, assessments all paid, size 50x 125 feet; price $260; come In and see us about this. 155-acre farm, half under cultiva tion, balance timber and pasture, fair buildings, family orchard, running wa ter; will take, part trade; price $65 per acre. This Is a good proposition. See G. H. Grabenhorst If you want to buy, sell or trade property, see us, W. H. Grabenhorst & Co. Rooms 1 and 2, Bush Bunk Building, Phone 2315. The Acme Wants Your money to Invest or loan. Your property to soli or Insure. Your life to Insure, llfo or accident. Your house or rooms to rent $8500 takes Ideal home, 30 acres. $25,000 takes 250 acres,' well im proved. Several good buys In prune ranches, also bop ranches and berry tract. City lots, all parts of Salom. 150, acres, Polk county, good buy. Some big stock ranches, trade and sell. Some good business chances, a trade Restaurant grocery, pool hall, black smith shop, 4 1-2 acres 2 houses, barn, on car line... Good home and garden tract, $6000. WHAT HATE TOU GOT TO TRADE LIST YOUR BARGAINS WITH IS. WE SELL FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT INSURANCE. 4, 6, 6-R00M HOUSES, INSTALL. MENTS. Come in and see us, Acme Investment Co. COOK & WHITNEY, MANAGERS. Phone Main 477. 640 State Street Opposite Court House. Every gold brick peddler Is luro the world owes him a living. People who are light hearted aren't necessarily feather brained.. It Is Zero Weather in Chicago UNITED riUEHB IJSABED WIRB.) Chicago, Feb. 6. 'Warmer weather tonight, except In Montana, Wyoming and Dakota, where lower tempera tures are predicted." Tills prediction by the weather bu reau here today caused general re joicing among the people of the Mid dle West, who have shivered for sev eral days In the worst "freeze" of the winter. The weather In Chicago to day was still Intensely cold, with the mercury hovering around the zero mark. Suffering Is Intense among the city poor, and there were many acci dents and smal Iflrcs. Yesterday was the coldest day of the winter In Chicago, the thermome ter registering two degrees below ze row. SAYS BECKVWTirS PANTS ARE A "SHINING LIGHT." County Commissioner Beckwlth, bet tor known as "Daddy Beckwlth" to the court house boys, Is suffering from humiliation, occasioned by the remarks dropped this morning by his brother commissioner, one Mr. Goulet from the north end of the county. Mr. Gou let declares that Mr. Beckwlth, UXn leaving for Salem this morning, was accused of wearing a pair of pants the Beats of which Illuminated the land scaie with greater brilliancy than did his newly shlned shoes. "That's a din busted fib," said Commissioner Beck wlth, when approached on the subject tills morning. "I'll lcavo It to any fair minded Individual If I ain't about the best dresser among the three of com missioners, Including .ludge Galloway, and I might even contest with Judge Pefer D'Arcy insofar as clothes are Large lot on Capitol street, all street Improvements. For sule very cheap. Rooming house of 18 rooms for Bale Some good equities In now houses to exchange for lots and small acre age. Have party wishing to buy complete outfit of second-hand household goods Pair of large diamond earrings to trade for lots. Country grocery store, stock and building far sale, cheap. We handle all kinds of exchanges and business chances. J. A. COOPER Phone Main 445. Suite 302 Salem Bank & Trust Bldg. TWO BILLS PASSED BY THE SESATE Senator Calkins' bill providing an (crease In the money set apart as traveling expenses each year for the Btate Bchool superintendent from $900 to $1200 passed the Bonate this morn ing. Heretofore it has been necessary for the superintendent to pay from $200 to $300 out of his own pockot for traveling expenses. It is necessary by the provisions of the law for him to visit all of the public schools of the state and all of ' the chartered schools as often as practicable. The Increase provided, If the bill passes the house, and escapes the governor's veto, will enable the official better to keep a hand on the educational pulse of the state. A bill to legalize a practice In the medical profession that Is already fol lowed passed the senate today. The bill was Introduced by Senator Butler, and makes It legal for professional nurses to administer anesthetics to patients on the operating tables. Tho bill Is sanctioned by physicians, who claim that it Is absolutely necessary for this work to be done by nurses, because operations are some times performed: in remote places where not more than one physician Is present. The doctors say that professionally trained nurses are fully capable of administering anesthetics. COMMANDER BOOTH TO LECTURE HERE Commander Eva Booth, head of the Salvation Army In tho t'nlW States, will deliver an Illustrated lecture here, March 13, on her father, the late Gen eral Booth, founder of tho Salvation Army. She will be heard either In the Grand opera houso or armory, no tlco of the place being given later. TKef Ib Btsixil!)' going up. It is now n'fitit the I Khun iMnce the rtomuriiMe ocwlcn win) Id? cow j'lr.'i'P'l over the wcon. Journal Want Ads llrlni; Results. concerned. The green-eyed monster has Commissioner Goulet by the neck, and although Judge liushey don't talk much, I take notice he squints rather envlous-llko at me when I appear in court with my "Flower-dc-Llzzic" cre ation on." WOULD PREVENT MINORS ENTERING SALOONS Itoprosentatlve Westerlund of Jack- 'son county today introduced a bill to compel owners and keepers of saloons and bar rooms to display signs in front of such saloons and bar rooms reading that minors are not allowed Inside and to prohibit minors from en tering, or loitering, or remaining lnJ such places. "The bill Is a much needed one in the way of reform," said Mr. Wester lund. "I do not look for any opposi tion, for If the saloon keepers look at it right It really protects them Inas much as It makes It unlawful for any minor to enter or remain In a saloon. The minor is subject the same as 1ho saloonkeeper, to a fine of from $10 to will deter minors from the falsifying of will dter minors from tho falsifying of their ages to saloonkeepers." W ILL VOTE OX LIEUTENANT. GOVERNOR IN 1(114 By dint of strong argument vigor ously put, Senator Calkins won an Im portant victory this morning, when he caused the minority report of the res olution committee, signed by himself, to be submitted for the majority re port on the house Joint resolution to submit to the people , in 1914 another opportunity to create the oflfco of lieutenant-governor. The majority report was signed by Moser, Dimlck aiid Butler. After the minority report had been substituted, with 18 senators voting are, the reso lution was adopted by the same vote, and the measure will go to the ballot in 1914. The main argument of those sup porting the majority report was that the people were given an opportunity to create the office in the 1912 elec tion. No Ariniment, Says Calkins. Senator Calkins would not accept this as an argument against tho res olution: "We have the case of the woman suffrage amendment," he said. "Time and again It was defeated. Again It enme up and pnssed. The biggest ar gument In favor of the hjll Is thnt It provides a presiding officer for the state senate, and doom away with po litical deals and political trading that sone times creeps in when tho body Is organized. It also provides nn or der for succession of governorship in case of the death or the removal of the executive. Tho only compensation attached to the hill Is that $10 a day Is provided for the lieutenant-governor while he Is serving as president of the senatorial body. There Is no bur den upon the people, and I believe thnt there are benefits In the creation of tho office." WOMEN SIGN PETITION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE For the first time In the history of Marlon county, a remonstrance con taining the names of women was filed with the county clerk this morning by citizens of Scollard precinct, which remonstrates against the granting of a license for a saloon in their vicin ity. The application for the license will be filed this afternoon, and It oontnlns the names of 22 women. The location of the proposed saloon will be In West Woodlmrn. The remonstrating peti tion Is Blgncd by 38 women. Just what the county court will do In the matter remains to be seen, as It Is unnble to arrive at any definite con clusion, In view of the fact that the original application for the license has not yet been received. That there will be a lively scrap over the matter Is pretty certain. Don't expect your ship to come In when the tide is out. Big Reduction! In Edison Wax:: Records 4-mlnuto 31 each I 2-mlnuto 21 each X A splendid assortment for the j early customor. We have the Victor recordB lor February. X Vou may hear them on the fol- T lowing Vlctrolas at our store: t No. 9 $50.00 T No. 10 $75.00 I No. 11 $100.00 No. 14 $iro.oo No. 16 ....$200.00 i Chas. . Anderson 217 S. Commercial Street. Tel. Main 118". Salem, Oro i lexi 10 mono s Drug more, x A GOOD MARK TO LOOK FOR WHEN BUYING SHOES The New Shoe Arrivals Will be a revelation to you. They are made over lasts that are by far the neatest produced In years. There are no rldlculouB extremes, but a very happy medium has been Btruck In both toe and heel, making In the whole a thing of beauty. Buttons, of course, are still In the lead, but we have many good shapes in laces as well. We show them in practically all the black leathers for men, women and children. Russia calf, tan and white buck for women If BURGLARS GATHER HARVEST. (Continued from page 1.) of Joe Reese, in North Salem, was rob bed by the same parties who entered Mr. Baker's home. In tho former case, the house was entered by means of a skoloton key and the furnishings about the pluce were disturbed considerably. Amateurism also shows plainly here, ns the burglars even took the trouble to pocket a few pennies laying about on the dresser, and there were other articles of far more' value In plain sight. In both of these cases, money more than valuables, seemed to bo tho main object in breaking Into the house. The home of Clms. S. lllrdsall, 2"2 Wilson strce', South Salom was enter ed by sonio unknown person, who car ried away about all the valuables in the way of rings and Jewels possessed by tho family. The home was entered with a pass key and the robber was PAUL J. RAIN EI, And Two Colubus Monkeys. A WARM BEDROOM Bath Room or Dining Room Can be had in a few moments these cold mornings by simply lighting a match IF VICTOR Both of theso stoves are smokeless, them to you at any time. -Sfctfl HSU MEANS QUALITY and children only. , QUALITY OVERLAPS PRICES a We still offer the re mainder of our broken lines at greatly reduced prices not noticed In spite of tho fact that It was broad daylight. None of the Bird sail family were ait home. That the disturbance botween mem bers of the police force and the city administrations in botli Portlanad and Salom are Bald to be Incentive for the crooks to get busy, Is the opinion of many posted in criminals' ways.. It Is bolloved that (.n account of there being new men unfamiliar with police work Installed In the two cities, and bo causo of tho strife existing between the police departments and the coun cils, tho criminal set, which Is usually keen to take advantage of any opening boldly go to work and actually Ignore the police while under tho Impression tho departments are too busy getting their own affairs straightened out to pay much n'tentlon to tlicm. Under tho present conditions, Sa lem's police department Is doing nbout all that can bo possibly dono In the way of patrolling tho city, hut It Is generally conceded that unless there are more patrolmen and somo experi Huie Wing Sang Co. Big Stock of Fancy and Dry Goods Wo have made up all kinds of Wrappers, Kimonos, Waists, White Undorwcar and all kinds of Silk Goods, House Dresses, Men's and Children's Suits, Pants and Overalls, Ladles' and Gents' Underwear. All kinds of OverBhlrts, all colors of Swoators. Shoes, Ladlos' and Girls' Fancy DreBS, Fancy Neckwear, LadleB' and Gents' Hose, Em broidery, Lace, Silk Scarfs, Chlnnwaro, Mattings, etc. Now on Sale at Cost Muse be Sold jj325 N. Com'l St. Salem, Oregon you own a PERFECTION OIL HEATER OR A VAPOR GAS odorless nnd economical. Wo will be IT COUPLES QUALITY WITH STYLE AND COMFORT 1 enced crlmliinl men added to the force, it will bo an Impossibility to prevent tho commission of crime or to detect tho guilty ones. Chief of Police She deck Is bending every effort to system atize his patrol, but Is greatly handi capped owing to the number of men he lias In charge. Salem covers five and a quarter squaro miles and con tains amout 18,000 people. There are but six iiollcemen now serving In tho department, or ono offi cer to every 3000 people, nnd he has a square mllo of territory to look after. Between the hours of 1 and 0 o'clock In tho morning there are but t.lireo offi cers on duty, each officer having 6, 000 people under his protection If their duties were divided up equally. The only suburb blessed with un offi cer of the law at night, Is tho South ern Pacific depot territory, while three other officers are patrolling the busi ness district fioin 6. o'clock in tho ev ening until 1 in the morning. Journal "Want Ads." bring results, HEATER pleased to shew and demonstrate