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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1913)
DAILY CAPITAL JOVMSH. 8ALEM, OBEOON, SATUKDAT, JTTNE 7, 1913. 1A01 TQXTt DPI LOTS OF SEA RSH fiSobe Theater Vaudeville Monday and Tuesday, Only The Fisher Maiden Fancy Dancing and Singing. Confer and Schuler In "Duffy's Daughter Kate," good Irish tong. The Holly Sisters Sailors Hornpipe and other Specialties. The Globe' Popular Singer ALICE BELLE ROONEY Four of the bet pictures, with good music. Wekly. Animated i Bogus Policeman Works. Iokitsd puss leased wiu. ' Portland, Ore., June 7. The family tmll dog of James Dixon caught a burglar early today at the home of Wax Stein, and held him until Dixon and Stein arrived. When a third man, wearing a policeman ' star and ser geant 's cap, appeared, the intruder ires turned over to him, and both men went way. But the supposed policeman was confederate of the burglar, and the two disappeared in a gulch. Dixon no tified the police, who so far have no trace of the pair. Accused of Blackmail. , DKiTiD rssss uMaao win. - - Heattle, Wash., June 7. Three men are bold in the city Jail here today, pend ing the investigation of an attempt to extort (1000 from Kick Pantagos, broth er of Alex. Pantages, of vaudeville thea tre fame, under threat of death. The men held are Greeks. Joy Kills GixL Spokane, .Wasbr., June 7. That ex treme joy over the news that her father was to purchase an automobile caused death by heart failure of Dora Koenig, 17 years old, of Medical Lake, was the belief of Coroner Seaberg, of Spokane, expressed in a report on file here today. Big Price for Horse. ( DKiTiD rasss uisio win. London, June 7. C. Bower Ismay's Cragnour, the horse which was first home in the derby, but was disqualified for bumping was sold here today to the Argentine government for $150,000. THE SALEM CHAUTAUQUA Gives you a chance to hear these three noted attractions WHITE CITY BAND OF CHICAGO SENATOR BURKETT CHAPIN'S "LINCOLN" and many others Remember the dates, July 3 to 8 Buy your season ticket now AT Sportsman Reports That Boats Usually Carrying Tourists Find More Profit in Fishing. The halibut beds at Newport are so thickly peculated with the big sea fish, according to reports sent out from that summer resort, that the fishermen are reaping a good harvest so far this sea son. Oscar Bowers, a local sportsman nnd business man, has just returned from a, short sojourn at Newport, ami he de clares that the gasoline boats which heretofore were employed by sightseers and tourists are making more money this year by plying between the shore and the fishing beds. The halibut are found 20 miles from the beach. The boats travel out with the tide and re turn with the tide. Mr. Bowers states that one of the fishermen returns every evening with a large quantity of fish, which he boxes up and ships to Portland. The ship ments leave at 7 o'clock in the morn ing and arrive in Portland about 4:30 in the afternoon, thus making it possible for Portland markets to receive fresh halibut from the sea. Halibut fishing is becoming a great industry at Newport, and when the cold storage plant has been completed at that place, many more fishermen will probably be in the field during the season. E LITTLE TALKS ON EVERY DAY FINANCE Definite Privileges WHEN you bring money to the counter of this bank and receive in exchange a "checking account" pass book, you are doing more than placing your funds in safe-keeping. You are employing, without cost to you, responsible agents, whose services are those of experts. From the first day you begin a checking account, you have the use of some definite privileges. You wish to pay a debt The person to receive the money may be across the street or several miles away. You may never have seen him. But you write a check in his favor. You may carry It to him. If he Is not there, you can leave It no one else can use It until the one it Is payable to has properly en dorsed It. If he is at a distance, you can mail it at the nearest box, or give It to the carrier. When it comes back to you, It will carry an "Iron-clad" receipt on the back. You can pay out $38.93 as easily aa a single dollar no change to wait for. . Having to remember what you paid out Is done away with. You have a double record your checks and your stubs. i UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK i or SALEM . OREGON Sheriff Shattuck and Prosecutor Moore i this morning at the Winstow hotel where they were subjected to a secret investigation. Burns detectives have been on the trail of both women since the coroner's verdict, and it is freely alleged that by means of the dictaphone incriminating evidence of the strong est character has been obtained against Mrs. Westman. Mrs. Westman is -not It er of six children. She has been living apart from her husband for two years. Dictaphone Catches Incriminating Evi dence of Strongest Character Against Woman. DN1TID mill LMSBD WIRU Winstow, Wash., June 7. Although exonerated by a coroner's jury about a month ago of the killing of her husband, Mrs. Carl Alex. Westman may have to face a first degree murder charge. Mrs. Westman and Mrs. Peter Bow, her neighbor, who aided with her testimony in establishing a perfect alibi for Mrs. Westman, were both in the custody of Foxall Keens Hurt. UNITED PUSS LCA8ED Win. Meadowbrook, L. I., June 7. Foxall Keene, captain of the reorganized Amer ican polo team, was thrown from his pony in a practice game here today. His collar bone was broken. In the fourth period of the game Keene 's pony slipped and rolled on him. The game was at once canceled, and Ktene waa rushed to the club house, where physi cians at once began work on him. Koene's substitute will be chosen to night. He will probably be Lurry Water-bury. The wiser graduates are thoM) who realize, that they don't know much af ter all, and have only begun to learn. Fight Promoters Meet Iiinitio run lkassd win.) San Francisco, June 7. Willie Rit chie, lightweight champion, Joe Bivers, of Los Angeles, Ad Wolgast, of Michi gan, Freddie Welsh, of England, Bud Anderson, of Medford, Or., and Leach Cross, of New York, the six managers of the six aforesaid meal tickets, and Promoters Eddie Graney of San Fran cisco, Tom McCarey of Los Angeles, James Coffroth of San Francisco and Chet Mclntyre of Vancouver, B. C, are all sitting this afternoon on the sharp edge of the anxious seat as a result of tt deadlock on the Fourth of July fight situation which bids fair to continue till most of them are good and sore. Swindler Sentenced. UNITED DUBS UUSED WIEI.1 Riversido, Cal., June 7. After lead ing pursuing officers a chase over half the continent, during which time he es caped twice and was recaptured, James Arthur Baker was sentenced today to ten years' imprisonment at San Quen- tin for obtaining money under false pre tenses. He obtained $1400 from the Na tional Bank of Riversido by means of fictitious postoffice money orders. AT THE WEXfORD TONIGHT BIG DISCOUNTS On Gas Stoves, Ranges, Water Heaters, Etc. "New Idea" Gas Ranges are the best in Ameri ca. See our complete line of "New Ideas" all greatly reduced in price. Lion Tank Heaters will giver enough hot water for a bath in a few moments' time. Mor.t -convenient, efficient and econo-n'cal. Regular pi ice $20.00. Special $15.00. 9 P HOUSE FURNISHERS JA I Salem's Swell Residence Section WINONA ADDITION Beautiful lota. Splendidly located. Rightly priced. Fac ing Asylum Avenue, 17th street and Winona Court. E. Hofer & Sons, owners. BECHTEL & BYN0N, Agents - 347 State Street Phone 452 M :. -j : ..r id i s A VERY STYLISH FRAME COTTAGE. Design 741, by Glenn L. Saxton, Architect, Minneapolis, Minn. Hit..' a 1 y WW. 1 ' iJi-G fir n if ii k Li hi J,, i 1 iuJ f J hmuUAA MM b 'lA f"-."-' " fJf-wsr. ymiwiiavtofmwammw mm '.j.toitwar .T1 J PERSPECTIVE VIEW-FROM A PnOTOGRAPII. CPCU3 DAYS THE AFTERMATH ! rffP r BMX0NT0H j Jwur.-gv M SUEPlWCPaKCM I I SEWNGB?M , n CHAMI3ER I ,a"6X6-ff 1 DINING ROOM KITCHEN 12-ClXlO-rf 1 na H BAlHj I LIVING ROOM ' F CHAMBER fl iKECETT RM CHAMBCr? I ; iO-Ox.i-0 IttfXMi ' I " ' PIAZ I R00r 'S FIRST FLOOR PLAN. SECOND FLOOR TLAN. Tills plnn bss four rooms In the first story, open stairway and grade door. Tlipre nre tliree chnmbers and a sewltiK room In the second story, spacious closets nnd n very liberal sized bnth. There Is a balcony, which can be mmU Into n sl,M'ihR porch, In renr of sewing room. Full bnsnment First story, l feel; Keeoml story, 8 feet. Size. 24 feet wide and 28 fcrt deep. Dlrch or ro! o.-i k tlnlMh In tlrst story, pine to paint In second story and birch or mnple floors UroiiKlioiit. Cost to build, exclusive of heating and plumbing, $2,100. T"lon receipt of t the publisher of this paper will supply Saxton's book plnn. It i-mi tal us 2.VI new nnd up ( dntu designs uf cottages, bungalows siJ rvKMlem-m cuittns from Il.CHX) tU lt.00O.
