Daily capital journal., March 21, 1913, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

DAILY CAPITAL JOUSNAL,' SALEM, OREGON, FBIDAY, MAECH 21, 1013.
PAGE EIGHT
New Wash Dresses
for Girls
Will JL JU 2-i JL l V JLU
Born of correct styles, comfortable fit and refined
appearance is yours in the wearing of
Alfred Benjamin or Racso
System Spring Suits
Mothers who have girls to clothe will be partic
ularly pleased with this new assortment of Wash
Dresses we are showing. They are neat, well
made garments, and priced so reasonably that
you profit nothing by making them up at home,
the kind that will wash well and completely
satisfy the girl who wears it.
A fuh stock of new spring styles is here for your in
spection. There's a binding guarantee of satisfac
tion with every one of our suits.
I triii-r if Ttir Tiinin inn ismfcit
Ii dui ir mt lurma nnu wuivi
Iff1 '-'C"-- i 'Mliy i txm town wrm y h t
Th. vutut Bulgara art influ.noing spring fashion.. Th. Bulgarian
CITY NEWS.
Judge Hewitt, of Albany, wag a Sa
lem visitor yestorday.
Dr. Avison is still ill with tho brippe,
.but is getting better.
. Ventilated transformations made of
cut hair or combings. 228 Hubbard
building. Phone 1021. 3-21 2t
Mr. J. E. Buzza, of Brownsville, Tex
ts., is spending a short time in tho
Capital City.
- I have 55 acres prunes and mixed
fruit, improved. Want a farm in Polk
county. What have you gotf Box 204,
Salem. 3-19 tf
Ladles, order your Bprtng eostumes
early. The latest whisper in fashions
and fabrics. A. S. Kazmarck, corner
Court and Liberty. 3-6-eodtf
We have guaranteed standard fab
rics, will tailor to your taste, ladles
and gtntlomen. A. S. Kazmarck, cor
ner Court and Liberty. 3-6-eodtf
THE 0REG0NIAN
Undor new management.
371 State street. UNION
- 4
Easter Specials
for Saturday Only
at
Oregon Shoe Co.
Ladies Tan Button
Shoes-New Arrivals
Our $4.50 and $5.00
Grades SATURDAY
ONLY $4.15
ALSO
Ladies Patent Leath
er Button and Lace
New Arrivals Our
$4.50 and $5.00
Grades SATURDAY
ONLY $4.05
Oregon
1 75 N. Com'l St. The Home of good Shoes
THE HOUSE
Attorney Carson weut to Eugene this
morning.
Frod Thiolscn, of the Dodgers Papor
Co., wont to Portland this morning.
Special hair goods sale. Sanitary
Beauty Parlors, 228 Hubbard building.
Phono 1021. 8 21-2t
Mr. and Mrs. John Graber returned
to Salem yesterday, after visiting in
Portland a few days.
Mrs. Reeves, department president of
tho Ladies of the Grand Army, arrived
in town at noon today.
Mrs, Oliver entertains the ladies of
the Grand Army at her home on South
Winter street this aftornoon.
All hair goods half price. Sanitary
Beauty Parlors, 223 Hubbard building.
Phone 1021. 8 21-gt.
Goorge Torter, a ranchor from tho
Polk county hills, stopped in Salem yes
terday on his way to Tumor.
Misses Mnrie and Joy Crawford,
daughters of Trof. Crawford, of Zona,
wore in Salem yesterday, shopping and
visiting friends.
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RESTAURANT
Employs all white help.
HOUSE RUHT & ALLEN.
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Mens Patent Leath
er Button and Lace
Shoes in Edwin
Clapp, Copeland,
Ryder and Lewis A.
Crosset, Latest Styles
Regular Prices from
$6.00 to $7.00 for
SATURDW ONLY
$5.35
Shoe Co.
OF QUALITY
! Mr. and Mrs. Fred Caruthors, of
Hopewell, former Salomites, were in the
' city yesterday.
I J. D. Walling, of Lincoln, was in
town yestorday on his return from his
farm on the Snntiam.
! Will Tonor, of Corvnllis, visited his
brother-in-law, J. D. Walling, yestor
day, on his roturn from California.
j Tho Eastor dance at Gervais which
was to have taken place Monday night,
; has been postponed on account of con-
. tagious disoases prevalent in the town.
Pianos. I soli a good tono durable
lasting piauo for only $250. Many
times customers say "I did not know 1
could get such a nice and good piano
for 250. Goo. C. Will, 432 State St.
I The lamp that outclasses the sun, The
I 'Mazda. You can got them at Geo. E.
ll'cttiiigell's, 1115 North Liberty street.
jTuko a Itoynl Electric cleaner homo
with you on a f roe trial,
j Mr. D. C. Graybenl, of Pendleton, Or.,
i is in Salem today on business. Mr.
(Iraybeal is pnst dictator of tho Mooo
lodge of Pendleton.
On account (if re-arrangement of the
Foresters, the dance that was schod
nod to tnko jilaco at flervais Monday
March 21, has boon postponed.
Faster pickings of fine jewelry, latest
styles, designs and makes at Pomeroy's
new store. New goods. 118 South Com
mercial street.
I'innos, best makes, backed by years
of experience and reliublo firms. The
l.tulwig Pucknrd and others. Our terms
will suit you. li. F, Peters, manager,
.r)21 Court street. Soo our Victrolns and
records.
Panco tomorrow night at tho armory.
Klussy Hubs' Klub. Admission, gen
tlemen, 75 cents; ladies free. Kurtb's
six -piece orchestra will furnish tho
music.
Mrs. Beeves, department president,
and Mrs. M. E, Kerns, patriotic instruc
or of the Ladies of tho G. A. It., arrived
iu Salem this morning, after a threo
weeks' trip through the valley, and
will leave this evening for Portland.
The V. W. ('. A. of Salem, represent
ed by young ladies from Willamette,
Chemawa and tho high school, left this
morning for Eugene, to attend a cabinet
conference, which closes Sunday after
noon, ' Choice fat chickens make a good
change for your Sunday dinner. He
member, wo make a specialty of dress
ing our own poultry. Our bread will
make your Sunday dinner a pleasure,
l'liime 131. The Runset grocery.
Fnt young spring milk-fed lamb for
your Faster dinner. E, C. Cross & Son
hnvo secured a good supply of spring
lambs for thoir Enster trado. Your
Sunday dinner will not bo ooinplote
without it. rhono Main 1880-1881.
Order your Sunday dinenr specialties
nod supplies carry, to avoid tho rush.
Staple and fancy groceries always ir
stock. Our motto: "Quick service
and prompt delivery." Wo still have
choice apples by tho bushel, rhono
Main (HI. Sperling's grocery.
Mrs. lnvis, of Ho.cmnu, Mont., ar
rived Bundny evening to spend the
summer with her dnughter, Mrs. C. E.
Scott, 255 Wilson street. Sho says tho
green grass and flowers look good to
her, after seeing a foot of snow in Mon
tana Inst week,
A special Easter program will be giv
en Sunday at 4:30 p. m., at tho First
Presbyterian church, when tho chorus
choir nssisted by Mips Joy Turner nnd
the Y. M. ('. A. quartet will have
charge of the service. A cordial Invita
tion is extended to the pubic to be pres
ent. See Saturday's Capital Journal
for complete prngrnm.
While working a band of convicts
between the penitentiary nnd the asy.
lu in fa nil, Gunrd W. D, Milei found the
revolver which wns stolen from tho
homo of H. Hendricks recently, cached
under a bridge spanning Mill creek.
Mr. Miles is constructing a telephone
lino from the asylum to tho asylum
farm, and in rrosslng the creek under
the bridge, discovered the revolver hid
den in the bushes. He turned the
weapon over to Sheriff Esch.
Th. victorious Bulgar. or. influ.noing spring fashion.. Th. Bulgarian
blout. will b much in .vid.nc.
Wilder In Chioage R.oord-H.rald.
The Governors' Convention.
Governor West, president of the Fed
eration of Western Governors, today
wired Governor Spry, of Utah, suggest
ing that the convention of the federa
tion this year bo hold in June. The
convention will be hold in Salt Lake
City. An answer from Governor Spry
is looked for this afternoon.
Governor West stated this morning
that the public lands question will prob
ably be the main feature of the conven
tion. He will invite Senator Chamber
lain, chairman of the public lands com
mittee in congress, and the secretary of
the interior to be at the convention to
assist in the discussion, and hopes that
the invitation will be accepted.
Against Cigarettes.
Sacramento, t'nl., March 21. More
than 40,000 school boys of Los Angeles,
in secret ballot, have asked for tho pas
sago of Assemblyman Kuck'B anti
cigarette bill, introduced at the behest
of the Southern California W. C. T. U.
It would prevent the manufacture as
well as tho sale of cigarettes.
Chinese Official Shot.
Shanghai, March 21. .Shot by nn as
sassin while on his way to attend the
opening of parliament at Pekiu, Gen
eral Sung, former minister of education,
is near death here today. The shooting
occurred iu the Shanghai railroad sta
tion. BORN.
STI'HHS. To Mr. and Mrs. O. C.
Stiibbs, at their residence on South
Saginaw street, Friday, March 21,
ll)13,at 10 a. m., an 8-pound boy.
Tho happy and proud fnther is tho
well known tailor with offices iu the
Masonic temple. It is needless to state
that he is about the most enthusiastic
parent in Salem today. Hoth mother
and sou arc doing well.
DIED.
MURPHY. At the Salem hospital,
Thursday, March 20, 1913. nt 3
o'clock p. in., Mrs. Sarah E. Murphy.
Mrs. Murphy was a pioneer of Ore
gon. She camo to this state in the year
1 SI 7 by ox-team across the plains. She
wns bom in La Porte, Indiana, nearly
7.4 years ago.
The following children survive her:
Captain Charles Murphy, of Pendleton;
.Mrs. Virginia A. Kelly, of Los Angeles;
Hons W. Murphy, of Riverside, Cal.;
Mrs. Walter Fullerton, of Sisters, Or.;
Mrs. J. H. Kubinctt, of Albany, and
...rs. Frank Brown, of Salem. She also
leaves a brother nnd two sisters, Philip
A Stanton, of Cle-Elum, Wash.; Mrs.
Jfosiua Mickey of La Porte, Ind., and
Mrs. Olive England Enright, of this
city. I
MABRIED.
HIHTCHKT WOHLEY. On Thursday
afternoon, March 20, 1013, nt his
home in Salem, l!ev. P, S. Knight per
formed the ceremony thnt united as
husband and wife Walter W. Hirtchet
of Allmny, in Linn county, nnd Miss
Mae Mabel Worley, of Jefferson, in
Marion county.
DO NOT
FORGET THAT
FOOTWEAR
May be correct enough and yet ut
terly lacking becomingness to tho
wearer; or have tho quality to give
months of service aid yet bo dis
tinctly without stylo, Turn this over
in your mind when seeking new foot
wear. Remember the famous makes
of shoes we sell, with UKINIIAHT'S
PKHHONAL SERVICE A GUAR
ANTEE TO YOU OF A FIT MEAS
URED TO YOUR PERSONAL ..RE
(JU1HEMENTS, IfWinljftiTs
Home of the Hanan Shoe
. Cl)fQualtU) 5t)op
411 Site Si." OmDHjhflvMtre
TWENTY STATES IN BLIZZAED.
(Continued from page 1.)
at Marion and the opera house at
Greenfield were wrecked.
Eight Inches of Snow.
Green Bay, Wis., March 21. Eight
inches of Bnow fell hero last night, ac
companied by a high northwest wind,
which piled up huge drifts. Wires in
all directions are prostrated, and trains
are from two to five hours late.
: Cleveland, O., March 21. Kocked by
a 60-mile gale, Cleveland shivered this
I afternoon in one of the worst blizzards
of the winter. Several residences and
buildings have been unroofed and street
car traffic is practically at a stand
still. Reports from Tiffin, Ohio, say that a
smokestack blew over there, killing
William Hicks and seriously injuring
six others.
Toledo reported an 80-milo galo at
noon. Heavy damage is also reported
from manv northwestern Ohio towns.
To Visit Convention.
E. F. Carlton, assitant state superin
tendent of public, instruction, and N. C.
Maris, member of tho stnto ogricnltural
board, and field manager of the cul
dren's industrial fairs, aro on the pro
giam for addresses at the Polk county
teachers' convention, which will meet
nt Pallas tomorrow.
I Mr. Maris attested a meeting of Poll:
on niy eattlome i at Dallas yesterday.
1 Ai.iong important business transacted
was a set of resolutions asking the
committee that is to appoint the Puna
ma Pacific, fair committee for Oregon
to naino on tho committoo Secretary C.
L. nawley, Mr. Hawloy represents
the slock intorests of tho stato.
The Story Hour.
Story hour nt tho public library for
older children every Saturday, for a
series of storios. During the winter tho
library has held an hour every Satur
day morning for children under 12
years, tho stories have been taken from
the good old-folk tales, from tho Ger
man, Norse and poople.
A series interesting to tho older
children, especially thoso from the
fourth grado up, from tho Head and
of Troy and Iho Wanderings of Ulysses
Odyssey of Homer, tho siege and fall
of Troy and tho wanderings of Ulysses
on his return from tho war.
Perhaps some will remomber tho
stories of Odyssey were shown at some
of the moving picture shows Inst win
ter. Tho story hour bogins promptly at
8:30, and will be interesting to the
older children.
SERVED HIM BIGHT
FOR BEING THERE
rxiTFD runs lsasbu wins.)
i San Francisco, March 21. Aviator G.
A. Roberts reported to tho police here
today that ho had been robbed of $127,
a diamond ring nnd a gold watch in a
water front saloon Into last night. He
claims he wns given knockout drops.
I Loberts arrived from Los Angeles on
the steamer George W. Elder, en route
to Cpokane, whero ho is scheduled to
mnke several flights.
.Iniirril Want Advs. Drlng Resnlts.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
I do a general visiting and office
practice, treating both acute and
chronic diseases. I have many pa
tients for as'hma, dropsy, diseases of
the heart and kidneys, gall stonea,
rheumatism, diseases of the skin and
nervous disorders.
I have cured dropsy In patients af
ter they had been pronounced hopeless
by other able physicians.
I have cured gall stones after emi
nent siTgoons hod said that an opera
tion would be necessary to afford re
lief. Office practice: Cash.
If you need my help, I am at youi
service.
DR. L. O. ALTMAN,
tW N. Liberty SU
Phone: Main 147.
Salem, Oregon
OSCAR JOHNSON
STETSON
HAWES
HATS
State and Liberty Streets.
ISlwIDJI
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms
near city hall, 830 North High street
Phone 4. 3-12-tf ,
JOIN California land excursion March
25, fare $15; Yuba valley, cultivated
garden soil, free water for irrigation,
sure crops; excellent climate, water
markets, roads, schools and free
wood; crops are growing; no ex
perimenting neceBsary.Jong-time pay
ments so can pay for land from
crops; free coupons lissued to buyers
covering cost of trip to go at once;
get started now, call and see about it.
J. H. Haskins, Capital Hotel, Salem,
Orogon. 3-170t
HOY, 17 years of age, wants work. Fa
miliar with farm. Inquire C. H., care
Journal. 3-18-3t
NOTICE A meeting is called for
teamsters and laborers to be held at
Hurst hall, 420 State stroot, Thursday
evening, March 20, at 7:00 o'clock. By
order of committeo, 3-lS-3t
FRED, FRED The little hungry friend
in front of tho Madison. 319 -4t
FOR RENT Noutly furnished house
keeping apartments. Apply to 9.17
North Liberty street. Phone Main
2105.' 3 21-0t
FOR RENT Two or three nicoly fur
nished housekeeping rooms, 1373 S
High street. 3 21 ti
FOR RENT House, lOtiO 8. Commer
cial street. ' 3-21-3t"
LOST Gout '8 signet ring, letter S. He
ward. Phono Main 507. 3-21-3t"
SALEM CHIMNEY SWEEP Chimscy
swept, furnaces cleaned, all kinds of
stove repairing. All work guaran
teed. Estab. 1909. Phono 19. Spen
cer Hardware. 3-2 l-4t
National woman suffrage will ap
parently be marching on its irresist
ablo way.
CEDAR
POSTS i
122 Cente at Our Yard. !
Salem Lumber Co.
Office and Yard, 200 S. Liberty -Phone
Main 80.
For Rent
Two Stores on Stato Street.
One new bungalow on Cottago street.
Phone Main 57.
NORWICH UNION
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY
HITRGIIARDT HEREWITH
Resident A (rents INI Hint Srrl
Kalsomining
Painting aud decorating. Estimates
furnished; satisfaction guaranteed.
SMITH & COLLINS
Phone Main 1290.
Muanta Tumnla
Karl Keogebawr OMTH'
Jeweler. .y
mm
CRAWFORD
SHOES
Salem, Ore.
GENUINE CHICKEN TAMALES. ,
Wholesale and retail. Special for
weddings and parties. Call Main 204S
or come to Fred in front of the Madi
son, The first Chicken tamale Fred
made In Salem, now you see them ev
ery place. I bet $25 these are not
like Fred's Tamales. You try one for
yourself. 2-12-tf
NORTHWESTERN NTJRSEBY.
195 S. 24th St. Phone Main 1418
Large and complot stock. Peach and
prune trees 25 per cnt discount, and
all other varieties of fruit Ever greens
and 50 varieties of rose bushes. De
livery to any part of this city.
t
DB. A8SELN, DENTIST
Graduate N. W. U., Chicago, t
Salem Dank & Trust Building.
Suite 205-206. Phone 2418
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Fine Art Studio
Lessons given, orders taken for
china painting, firing and water col
ors. E. M. GOODSPETSD,
222 Hubbard Building.
MONEY LOANED
ON REAL ESTATE
314 U.S. Bank Building
MONEY TO LOAN
On Good Iteul Estate Socnrlty.
T1I0S. K FOBD
Over Ladd & Bush Bank, Salem, Or
MONEY TO LOAN
Oi food Seal Estate set lrlty.
BECHTEL BINON
147 State Street
THE K. & J. CO.
WHOLESALE HOME-MADE
CANDIES ...
The bcBt In town oak for them.
Factory 266 Chemeketa,
COAL AND WOOD
Prompt delivery. Sole agents for th
Famous Rock Springs Coal. - z.
CAPITAL FUEL CO.
F.. H. Jory, successor to J. J. O'Notl.
Phone 210. Yards opposite S. P. pas
senger Depot.
L. R. M. Pierce i
Tailor
Masonic Temple
CHERRY CITY FLOURING
MILLS
THE MILL OF PUHITY
FLOUR CEREALS AND FEED
COS Trade St Dione M 2331
MONEY TO LOAN
On farm and city property. Johm M
Boott, over Chicago Store, Salem. Or
egon. Phone 1561.
WOOD AND COAL
In any quantity. Prompt deliver
our specialty. Falls City Lumber
Company. 279 North Commercial
streAt. Phone Main HI I
JAPANESE LAUNDUY AND PKI
CLEANING WOBKS
No machinery to tear and wear
out delicu'e fabrics. Work called
for and delivered promptly.
436 Ferry St Phone Main 1251
Office Phone Main 1SS
Rlgdnn Residence Main 111. '
BIGA0N-BICHABD80H CO.
Funeral Director! and Cnderttken
151 N. High Street.
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