Daily capital journal., April 01, 1913, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OIXOON, TUESDAY, APBIL 1, 1913.
PAGE FIVE,
ILL GIVE
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Have You
Heard About
The Wonderful
Values
in the Women's Suit De
partment at Stockton's
How jaunty and splendid
ly tailored the suits are,
and how superior the ma
terials are to those being
sold at other stores at the
same prices. Come and
see for yourself. We call
attention to our
EXTRA SPECIALS
at $29. $25, $19.75
$15 and $12.50
SUITS
From $9 to $50
Willamete Boys Plan Pine Reception
for Visiting Debating Team
Prom Idaho.
or BBS
FSTATF
TLHJJ Ulr JLi
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ACTIVITY
Elaborato arrangomonts are being
made for the big Willametto-Idaho de
bate noxt Friday evening. William
ette will give a big demonstration on
the street juBt before the dobatc, with
red fire, and tho wholo college crowd
will put on some special stunts. The
university band will also be out for the
first time since tho football season,
and, from the faithful practising they
have been doing lately, they may be
expected to dispenso somo harmony.
The Willamette men who go to Idaho
will leave tomorrow. They are Paul
Smith and Glen MocCaddam. At Port
land they will be joined by Vice-President
Todd, who will accompany them
to Moscow, and represent Willamette's
faculty at the dobato.
The dobate here will be hold in the
Methodist church at 8 o'clock. The
home team will consist of Both Axloy,
of this city, a former Salem high school
dobatcr, and Charles Ohling, of Albany,
leader of last year's champion high
Bchool debating team.
Tho studonts are also planning to en
tertain tho crowd in the church with
some extraneous stunts, undor tho di
rection of Debate Manager Todd.
Aftor tho debate a bnnquot will be
hold in tho parlors of tho church in
honor of tho visiting and homo teams,
and other representatives of tho two
schools who are expected to be in the
! city.
I Manager Todd claims ho is tho busi-
! eBt man in Salem. Ho certainly has his
! hands full with all tho details of tho
rally, tho dobate and tho banquet to
look after. TTo says this will be the
biggest debate Willamette has partici
pnted in for some six years.
HIS STOEIE8 HAVE A
DEEP-SUNSET GLOW
HEARTBURN, GAS, SOURSESS OR
DYSPErSIA ENDED IN FIVE MIN
UTES WITH "PArE'S DIAPEP.
SIN."
Time It! In five minutes all stom
ach distress will go. No indigestion,
heartburn, sourness or belching of
gas, acid, or eructations of undigested
food, no dizziness, bloating, foul
breath or headache,
Pape's Dlapepsin Is noted for its
speed In regulating upset stomachs.
It is the surest, quickest and most cer
tain remedy in the whole world, be
sides it Is harmless.
Millions of men and women now eat
their favorite foods without fear
tbey know now It Is needless to have
a bad stomach.
Please, for your sake, get a large
fifty-cent case ot Pape's Dlapepsin
from any drug store and put your
stomach right Don't keep on being
miserable life is too short you are
not here long, so make your stay
agreeable. Eat what you like and dl
gest It; enjoy It, without dread of re
belllon in the stomach.
DtaDepsIn lelongs in your home
anyway. It snouia De Kept nanay
should one of the family eat some.
thing which doesn't agree with them
or in case of an attack of Indigestion,
dyspepsia, gastritis or Btomach de
rangement at daytime or during the
night It is there to give the quickest
surest relief known,
GOOD BUYS
$1250 Good 7-room house, plosterod,
city water, sower, four blocks to car
line; lot 50x125; $75 down, $10 per
month. Seo Mr. Scott.
$1000 Five-room modern bungalow,
lot 50x132, close in; half cash, balanco
terms. Seo Mr. Scott.
$375 A good'lot, one block off Cap
itol street, $25 down, balance $7.50 per
month. This is a good buy.
NEW BUNGALOW
The owner of a swell now 8-room bun
galow who is forced to sell his proper
ty has authorized us to offer it for
the extrcmoly low figure of $25)00. This
ib easily worth $4000 of anybody's mon
ey
There is a sleeping porch, electric
fixtures, hot and cold wator, cemont
basement, fireplace, built-in buffot and
book cases, full modern plumbing,
wood lift, closets in every room, in
fact all the conveniences Unit go to
make an up-to-date proporty.
Seo us at once if you want this plnce,
Wo will show it at any timo.
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BECHTEL It BYNON,
Stnto Street. Tel. Mnin 45
Ray Baker Was Here.
Eay Baker, manager of tho Sa-
lem baseball team, was in town
Fridav buying out tho sport
stores. Telegrams havo already
been sent by local stores to east-
ern supply houses asking for more
stock.
Kay bought bats, gloves, suits,
protectors, socks and several oth-
er articles, including a few high
ones. Eay savs he is going to
work his Salem Specials into
great shape for the coming season
and figures that when October
rolls around thoro will be quite
an imposing array of disappoint-
ed baseball clubs in and around
Portland.
"We'ro going to win a big
bunch of games, all right," Eay
ended, as he hopped aboard a rat-
tier. Portland News.
!sil
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ism Jy Wii in i'i 1 h
ALCOHOL 3 PER CENT.
AVegelablelVcpMionlorAs
slmilalingiheFwdanilRfiki ling Hie Stomachs audBowclsol
Promotes DieestionJChectfuI
ness and Rest.Contains neither
Opium.Morphitie nor Mineral.;
NOT NARCOTIC.
AHyeifOMDt&MilZPnTm
jtbcSmm
Ctanfktl Sugnr
nutiamui t'linv.
Anerfcct Remedy forConsllpi
tion , Sour Stomach.Dlarrttoea
Worms .Coiwulsions.rcvcnsii
ncssaiulLossOFSLEEP.
Facsimile Signature of
NEW YORK.
For Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
THF ROUND-UP
Mingled with the throng in the lobby
of tho Hotel Marion yesterday was
.Timmio L. Miller, thnt cvor entortaining
and gencrnl good follow who represents
the Oregon -Washington Eailroad
Navigation Co., Oregon Short Line and
the Union Pacific railroad as travollng
passenger agent.
Jim is actually lousy with cronies in
this city and even on friendly terms
with Jack Crowo, manager of tho ho
tel. While businoss took up tho great
er portion of his timo, Mr. Millor found
it possiblo to keep up his end in relat
ing some tinted yarns and although the
hotel manager is unusually activo along
theso lines, ho failed to carry away any
honors to speak of.
Tiackamas county will be out of debt
in a couple of weeks, for the first time
sincet it was created. Tho collection
of about $40,000 from three corpora
tions noxt week will settle all its in-(lobtednoBS.
Tho old Methodist church in Euegene
is boing remodeled and will be used as
headqnartors for the V. E. & E.. The
operating and engineering departments
will both bo located in the building.
u I HftX&ift?JifeU(M tit If J v E3 DIRID LA
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
VALUE OF LOTS
FLUCTUATE VIOLENTLY
Why He Was Late.
"What mado you so Intel"
"I met Smithson."
'"Woll, that is no reason why you
should bo an hour late getting home to
supper."
"I know, but I asked him how ho was
feeling, and ho insisted on telling 1110
about his stomach trouble"
"Did you tell him to take Chamber
lain's Tablets "
"Suro, that is what ho needs." Sold
by all dealers.
Tho people of Ohio and Indiana towns
might well have quoted: "Horrors on
horrors' heads accumulated."
Drives Sick Headaches' Away.
Sick headaches, sour, gnssy stomach,
indigestion, biliousness disappear quick
ly after taking Dr. King's New Life
Fills. They purify tho blood and put
new lifo and vigor in the system. Try
them and you will be well satisfied.
Every pill helps; every box guaranteed.
Price 25c. Recommended by J. C. Tcr-
fPfREASUf?Y BUILDING, WASHINGmRC --
a j u
Aldermen Turner and Minton and the
city attorney wero lust ovening named
bv the council as a committee to inves
tigate tho facts concerning a $1000 for
feit put by tho Universal Construction
compnny to insuro tho completion of an
Oak street contract. Alderman Minton
charged that there had been fraud on
the part of proporty owners in misrep
resenting values to get the improve
ment and ho suggested thnt a bond is
sue of $140,000 was illegal. It was stat
ed that the matter had been referred to
tho city attorney, but ho told tho coun
cil that he had not succeeded in gotlin
tho facts. Minton told of how lots had
been listed at $500 to get the improve
ment and later asBoscsd at $250 in ordor
to evade payment.
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And Keeps You Looklr.s Young.
Levant Tease, 91, and builder of the
first crematorium in the United States,
at Salt Lake City, Utah, died at Jcf
fcrson. March 15. His bodv was ere
mated in Portland.
l?nker sends $SO0" to the flood suffer
ers and nil Oregon is responding at
about this rate.
The Santinm is now at flood stage,
and may reach tho highest mark in
years. The Willamette is aTso rising
above Eugene, and high water may be
looked for at all points on tho river
soon.
Echo reports unusually cold weather
nil Inst week and from five to six in.ch
es of snow.
W. O. Mili, agent of tho Lumber
Manufacturers' association of the
northwest, reports that there is a de
ficiency of lumber on hand, there being
100,000,000 feet less thnn was in the
yards a yoar ago.
Mrs. Sarah E. Hutton, mother of Gov
ernor West's wife, registered in Tort
land Saturdny as a Republican.
In Portland, since the books opened
February 17, 10,072 women and 1525
men had registered up to Saturday
night. Politically there aro 7137 Repub
licans; 2900 Democrats; 1125 Progres
sives; U.: rroniiunoniBis; a.j aocim-
ists ami 325 Independents.
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Professor Churchill appointed state
superintendent of public, instruction,
was offered a salary equal to that of
tho stnto offico to remain in Taker, but
declined it, saying he preferred the
larger field.
Although Manager Takor of the ,Sa
lem Senators expects to end tho coming
season at the top of tho porcentago col
umn, ho believes he could bring his ag
gregation a lot lot nearer the 1000
mark if he had a ball park of his very
own or the club's own instead of
having to depend upon the present
State street grounds which havo been
under water sineo the last heavy rains
began,
Baker has just returned from a trip
to Tortland, McMinnville, Eugcno and
other baseball towns of tho valley, and
after looking over the situation in
those places, js moro than ovor anxiouB
to lnnd a good location for new grounds,
Our present park is in a deplorable
condition, as every ono knows," Baid
Manager Taker today. "I havo been
following Dr. Swectland's method of
doing all I can personally to iinprovo
tho grounds, but I do not fool justified
in spending any great amount of money
out of my own pocket. I might feel
differently if I know just how long tho
club would bo ablo to have the uso of
tho grounds, Tut tho grounds may be
sold any day then whero would I bet
It would cost a lot of money to put tho Paris, April 1. A dispatch from
park in good condition, and even then Trindisi to tho Excelsior Bays that tho
it could never bo in the host of condi- provisional government of Albnnia has
tion beeauso it is so located that high declared tho Due, do Montpeusior king.
water does much damage every spring. The Due and his suite arrived at
The club is not financially fixed to Trindisi today in a specially chartered
make a new park possible yacht. Tho party was greeted by the
Remembers Last Year. provisional president. Tho Due an
"Few people realize how much good nounced his intontion of accepting the
advertising that team last, year did for throno, and tho government immediate-
Salem, " cried Taker in great glee. Pa- My proclaimed him ruler of Albania,
ker always gets gleeful when thnt last Plans aro under way today to secure
year's bunch is mentioned. "It was recognition of tho new government by
mado up of good, clean sportBmcn, was! tho powers,
handled alisolutely on tno square ami TI10 Due ilo Montpensicr was ap-
with tho earnest desire to leacvo a good preached several weeks ago and con-
impression on tho fans in every town sented to accept tho throno. His full
in which wo played." 1 11:11110 is Princo Ferdinand Francois Due
Taker mado a reputation for himself do Mnntpensier. He is 28 years of age
IK
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
THI OINTAUd OOMMNV, NEW YORK OITV.
Coughs and Consumption,
Coughs and colds, when noglected, al
ways lead to serious trouble of the
lungs. Tho wisest thing to do when you
have a cold that troubles you is to get
a bottle of King's Now Discovory. You
will got roliof from the first dose, and
finally tho cough will disappear. O.
II. Drown, of Muscadine, Ala., writes:
"My wife whb down in bed with an
olistinuto cough and I honostly believe
hnd it not been for Dr. King's New
Discovery sho would not bo living to
day.' Known for 43 yoars as tho best
remedy fof coughs and colds. Prico
50e and $1.00. Recommended by J. C.
Perry.
Dont look older than you are. It is
just us easy to look younger. While
lack of hair or poor hair is not always
an indication of ago, it is frequently
accepted ns such.
A person well advanced in years pos
sessing a good head of hair is always
spoken of as "well preserved.
Everyone enn retnin ticniitilul, lux
uriant hair if they make tho effort. In
almost overy instniico poor hair or tho
loss of hair may bo traced to tho activ-
iv of the dandruff germ. Nowbro s
j - - -
Herpicido prevents the scnle liKo accu
mulation and puts tho scalp In a por
fectlv healthv condition, with the
elimination of the dandruff tho hair no
longer drops out. The Itching of the
scull) stops almost at onco.
Nowbro's Herpicido Is the remedy
for which thcro aro many substitutes,
preparations claimed to bo "just as
good." You don't have to accept
substitute. Insist upon having genuine
Herpicido.
Nowbro's Herpicido in 50c and $1.00
sizes is sold by all dealers who guaran
teo it to do all that is claimed. If you
aro not satisfied your money will bo
refunded.
Applications obtained at good barber
shops. Send 10c in postage to The
Herpicido Co., Dept. R, Detroit, Mich.,
for tamplo and look.
William Khrck, a pioneer ordiardist
of Hood Tivcr, aged 08 yeners, died in
Cortland Friday. Mis body wns taken
to Cino Ornvo in Hood River valley, his
old home, for interment.
during tho winter ns nn in-door baseball
player. Ho helped tho local business
men 's team defeat tho Portland busi
ness men several times, and this notori
ety together with his prowess with tho
Scnntor very well known in rortlnnd
indeed mado him recognized on every
comer during the few hours that ho was
in tho Roso City.
Dots Big Compliment.
"I called on tho firm of Archer &
Wiggins, who sent a stout team down
hero last summer,'' snid Taker. "The
boys there fluttered tho Senators with
all kinds of nice remarks. Ono of the
firm snid thnt if he were asked to place
an estimate on how much good tho 1012
tenm did Salem ho would soy oh, I
won't repent the figure, Teople would
think I'm kiddin', so what's the use.
"Secretary Addlcmnn of tho Oregon
Hnsobnll Malingers' association, snid
that ho had a better timo plnying in
Salem than in any other town in the
state. Ho said all of his players he Is
malinger of tho Archer Sc Wiggins
bunch want to come back to Salem
thiB season."
Show Him the Town.
The smiling manager wasn't in Tort
land long, but says they showed him
tho town whiln ho wns there.
"That 's some bunch of fellows down
there gee! " enthused Taker ns hn tied
up a paper of coffee. "They took me
to supper lit a swell cafe, and to lunch
at, the Multnomah hotel. These were 11
few of the treats. It 's kind 0' nico to
lie a malinger, even if you do get it
thrown into you once in a wliil", "
nnd a brother of Prince Louis Philippe
Robert, Due do Orleans, pretender to
tho French throno.
A Skin ot Beauty is a Joy Forevei
pvR. T. FELIX GOLRAUDS ORIENTAL
U CREAM OR AUCICAL CEAUTIHER
HeiiMivci Tun, I'tinriltui
I'MTltll-N, Mi.th 1'i.t('I..H,
lUoli, mitf Skin Imki'iimn,
mm I'vrry mrini-h
nil iKMIlty, m. J tlo
linn IiIplIIiii, It
liitx at'ioil (he Ul
nf fti ycurit, ntirl
In ri hiiniili-Nl wp
tiiNh'H lolii'inirell
In trt'H'rly iiimls.
Accept riucoiiiiliT'
fi-lt of ntniUir
tmuiP. lr, li. A.
bnvro hhIiI to
In ly if tlm UmX
t"ii i iintlftii) :
"An you Uillci
will uhc tlir in.
I rf ciimiticnrt
M3nurniiila fronm' ni tlm leirt harmful of nil ih
kin tiM-pmiitioiiii." Put Mile liy (ill lnirjrtt nnd H unr-jr.
Uuuui Ui'kliri iu tlm UtilUU tttatti, CuiiutU mul Kuru,
(ERO.T.H0P(IHS.Piop, 37 Great Jonu Street KewTmL
Owes Life to This
Consumption Remedy
It Is licymiil Imuinii power to perform
iniriii'li's, 'I he milkers of Ki-kiinin's Al-
tenillve, 11 I'ellU'lly for C'ullNllllipllull, do
not eliilin llnil ll will reslnre every one
lo perfeel lieiillh, liu( ho ioiiiiv Itave voliin
l.llilj leslilleil ft Niiveil llieil' lives. III.-1
nil vvhii Idle this ill'eilil illse.i.i. shioihl
invesliKiil ill liy ll. II Khoolil slop Hie
OtKllI MVeills, I'eilllee fever, promote llp
pellle anil lii veiv 11 ut ti ' eiiseH. prolong
lite. Ueiid wlllll n lieeoiiiilsheil ill (hot
1 imc
f.'lthf rlnc Ave. noil AhioI I'lioe,
(Jllieil'K I'oi.ll. I,. I.
' lienlleoieii: III I he your l!H)K I wnw.
I:ltiell Willi II heavy eoli noil j linsly
OOOKll lllnl Weill to seVellll iloeli.m, III'
ellllllOlt II hIM. Their Melees full
eil. I ll.io Wehl to Hie I'll I .1.11 is, I. Ill
Hie eolli'li Mill kept up. 1 stllViil Ihelo
I ve.il noil Hi, li went nn ll Itl 1 1 1 1 llenr
.ler-ov I lly, ll Very Hlek Mill.
"My I I ill III I' then reeoiiillieil.leil I'lik
oiiin's Alienulve lo me M-ry highly. At
tltsl I vvunlil tint eoliselll lo use it, owllli;
lo I lie larl I hut I hail ta!.ei, so many
liieillelneN w II limit lielnx helpeil III any
way. lull tlntilly I eoiisenleil. It Is how
nearly Ivvo years slm-e I ilrsl look li.
I m tn new til i i'il ami I ilale say Hint I
wonlil have I li hnrleil lnnu' aim IT It
tool nnl I o for l-:ck in ii ii'm Alteriillvc. I
wish to Ihaoli ,voll lor Ihe (Inilseeil lo me.
Whi'ievi'r I uo I hlishly re'-oniieenil the
A 1 1 ' II 1 1 1 lis I owe III V lit" lo It "
iSworn Allhliivll) ,HH. .1. T III ll M 1 1 1 It.
l-'ekinan's illernllve Is elleellve In Itren
ehltls, A m 1 1 1 u 1 1 1 . liny 1'Vvei'; Tlnont ainl
l.ntiK TronlileH, iiml In npliolhllni; Ihe
systeln. hoes not eoiilalll poisons, iiplales
or hahlt foi'iolo liiii.M. Ask for hook!et
lelllllU of reeoverles, mill write to Keldlian
l.llliiil atnry, I'lilhiilelphhi. I'll., for inure evi
dence, l'ur toitc hy nil leinllnu (sts
J. C. Ferry.
The election at ottn(;o flrove Satur-
day, in whieli a fl't.noo bond issue for a
hih ni hool was voted on, resulted in a
tie, but on account of somo irregularity
the election wns deelaro invalid and an
other will bye held soon, at which it is
expected the bond issue will win.
I'rairio f'ily has two women candi
dates for tho office tf city treasurer.
Troutdnlo litis taken tho preliminary
steps towards organizing a commercial
club.
Tho recent cool weather checked tie'
fruit trees in all part of tho valley,
and they are now out of danger.
For Burns, Bruises and Soros.
Tho quickest and surest cuto for
burns, bruises, sores, boils, inflamma
tion and nil skin diseases is Buckleu's
Arnica Pnlvo. In four day it cured
Ii. H. Haflin, of Iredell, Ten., of a sore
on his ankle which pained him no he
cnulil hardlv walk. Should be in every
hoiiHO. Only 2". Hecoinineuded by .1
C Terry.
A Card.
This is to certify that all driiKuists
aro authorized to refund your money if
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound fails
to euro your coii;h or cold, .lohn licr
net, Tell, Wis., states "I have used
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a
family medicine for fivo years, and it
has always ((iven tho best of satisfac
tion and produced Rood results, Jt will
always euro a counh or cold. For chil
dren it is an Indispensibln on account
of its pleasant tnsto and its freedom
from opiates.' Itefiise substitutes. Hr,
tone's iIiiir htoro.
RosteinGreenbaiim
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NEW MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
We have just received a large assortment of Muslin Un
derwear. Sure to please you. The best goods at low
price. Sec our display.
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Ladies' Muslin Combination Suits, at $1.25, $1.00, 75c
and 50c a suit; embroidery or lace trimmed.
Muslin Gowns
at $1.25, $1.75, 50c
Good values
Hood tho CouKh that Hangs On.
Tho seeds of eonsiinipt ion may be in
lurk, and a eolith that luitms on weak
ens your system, and lowers your vital
rosislnnco to disease. Toko Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound. H stop's the
cnuuh, heals tho inflamed menibiiines
and strengthens tho luniS. K, 1). Itonn
tree, Rtillinore, fin., says: " I.a firippc
left me with a deep seated connh from
which I could get no relief until I took
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound It
completely cured inn." Hefuso substl
t ites. l'r. Htono's drug storo,
New Corset Covers
Very neat,
Only 25c
17-inch Embroidery, special value, only 25c a yard
42 1-2-inch Embroidery Flouncing, only 50c a yard.
Corset Embroidery, only 15c a yard.
Muslin Skirts Silk Skirts
at 50c, 65c, 75c, $1 and $1.25 $2.00
Children's Rompers 25c Girls' Linen Dresses 65c
Don't forget our Millinery Department. Best in the city.
210 TO 246 NORTH COMMERCIAL ST.