Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, June 07, 1913, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT. DAILY CAP! IT Al JOURNAL, SALEM, OBEQOW, BATUBDAY, JUNE 7, 1013. SPECIAL NOTICE STORE WILL CLOSE AT 8 P. M. TODAY. SHOE DEPARTMENT AND MEN'S SECTION WILL REMAIN OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. ttiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Shop THE HOUSE OF QUALITY iflllllllltltllllllllllliailllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllflll!!!!!!!!!!!!! CITY NEWS. Ten per cent discount on all irriga tion bills payed on or before June 10. Rig ball gamo Sunday, June 8. League grounds 3 p. m. Albany vs. Sa lem. Mi Nell Wood, of Mill City, is vis iting wilh her sister, Mrs. N. M. Head, this city. "Three Mon hi a Boat" is tho ser mon subject at the Baptist church Sun day night at 8 o'clock. Wator Notice. Irrigation bills nro now due and payable on or boforo Juno 10th, subjoct to 10 per cent discount. V. U. Lcliinnn and family rn in Fulls City today, where Mr. Lehman will try his lurk in trying to land a few speckled beauties. County Juilgo llushey yesterday pro nounced August Johnson, who . was brought in from Silverton by Sheriff Esch, insane, and committed him to the state asylum. Mrs. llross l'iniiell will sing a selec tion at, tho Salvation Army meeting to night. All who have heiml Mrs. Pin nell sing want to hear her again. Cap tain N. II. Ijoreir.cn expects a large crowd tonight and a good meeting iB looked for. FLIES MEAN LOSS wherever Stock is kept donkey's Fly Knocker MEANS PEACE AND PROFIT Kills ovary (If it hit. keeps others way, and on ounce will spray two animal. Tho pictures toll the story to Tkthymtn Horttihotnani Honancn. AVI voun TIMC, TEMPER, BnOKCN BONIS. W. L I. Sc. half callow SOMVlTlSTV ralWaa 11.1)0. Tor II H 3J tot bm eonrlarau, ttHaa wUlilamoMUmUlL ' " 1 D. A. WHITE & SONS feedmen and Secdmen rou! try and Bee Supplies SALEM. - - OREGON New Show Li THEATRE t This is an Extra Fine Bill INDIA M ivrm A CJCX.fiO at Salem's Big Store Today Annual June Sale of White Mer chandise and a surprising sale of Women's and Misses' Suits, Coats, Dresses and Waists. Special Sale of Men's, Women's and Children's Oxfords in the Shoe section. Ten per cent discount on all irriga tion bills payed on or befoie June 10. Rov. .Marshall, of the Baptist church, will speak for the Commons Mission at 3 p. ni. Sunday, Juno 8. Everybody is invited. Albany vs. Salem. Sunday June 8. Loaguo grounds, 3 p. m. Both teams will bo strong, and a hard game is ex pected. Millinery nt greatly reduced prices, dressmaking and embroidery orders. Let me please you. Mrs. Alice liryngel son. 30ll North Commercial. At a recent meeting of the letter men o( the Salem high school track team Clonn Brow wus unanimously elected captain for the ensuing year. The clerl of the circuit court has received word that Judge Percy H. Kelly, of department No. 1, will be here July I), to dispose of the cases that are now on the docket. Wnter Notice. Irrigation bills are now duo and payable on or beforo June? 10th, subject to 10 per cent discount. The Salem Playground Associution will hold its annual meeting in the Board of Trade rooms this afternoon. Tho purpose of the meeting will be to elect officers for the ensuing year. Harry O. McCain, nu nliimnue of the Willamette University, and lute pastor of tho Oregon conference, has been elected ssdstmit to Dr. Clarence 'True Wilson, secretary of ton teinpernnce so ciety of tho Methodist Kpiscopal church, Of the 21,000 acres that compose the Columbia Southern project, fiOOO ncres have been withdrawn from entry by the government. This is the statement that wns issued by State Engineer Lewis Inst evening. flarlied In the costumes of different countries, the girls of the physical cul ture department of the Salem high school, yesterday afternoon, in Wilson park, gave an exhibition of world-famed folk dances. With their gay colors they piesented quite n picture among the firs in the park. Miss Tthel Uigdon, of SOU Winter street, has as her guest Miss Florence Wagner, who is n teacher in the Ash laud schools. Miss Wagner is on her way to Berkeley, where she will cuter the summer session of the University. First Church of Christ, Scientist, 410 Chemeketn street. Services Sunday at II a. in.; subject, "Ood the Only cause ami Creator." Sunday school, 0:15 a. in. Wednesday evening meeting nt S o'clock. luMidiug room in the church open every afternoon except Sundny, All aro Invited. Pay your Irrigation bills nu.1 get the 10 per cent discount. Tomorrow Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, Etc. North Commercial fltraot. Phon. .1 WATT 8IUPP, North Commercial Stmt. Phone 363 Pay your irrigation bills and get the 10 per cent discount. Nice chicken dinner, with strawberry shortcake, from 12 to 1:30 p. m. Sun day, at Cottage Hotel. Special train at 6:30 this evening for McMinnville to attend Elks' dedication. All Elks should attend. Fare $1. J. C. Thompson and E. Lefore have returned from the hot springs where they enjoyed a week's outing. Elks of Salem will go to McMinnville tonight on a special train over the Sa lem, Falls City & Western, leaving the corner of Union and Commercial streets at 6:30 p. m. Bound fare $1. Tho only way to buy electric lamps on a logical basis is that oi current consumption, and not cnndlepower. Se lect tho right lamp for the right part of your house. See Pettingill, l.'lo North Liborty street, and have the styles of Peerless lamps shown. Mr. Marshall will speak fifteen inin- ; utes ns a prelude to his evening ser J mon on tho subject, ''The White Slave jnml the Black Master." If flow West right! Ba'ptist church. All welcome, j A straw hut is so pliable that it con j be easily made to take any desired form. With a knot of mull ribbon or a j trimming of flowers, it is very effec tive. Seo Mrs. Curtis, High street, Masonic building, J. M. Peterson, of Douglas, Alnska. is in tho city visiting for a few days. The Oregon cliiunte is rather warm for Mr. Peterson but he is managing to get abend of Old Sol bv "taking on a few." The committee that wns appointed by the property owners of North Seven teenth street to investigate the cost of grading that street gave their report at a meeting of the property owners held in Knglewood srhool Inst evening. The committee reiorted that the cost would amount to $20.70 per lot. Another com mittee was appointor to draw up an agreement ami submit it to the property owners who hold nn interest in the movement. The committee consists of A. J. Cook, J. F. Axlcy and Mr. Tookor. Attention, Elks! Leave at 6:30 this evening for McMinnville to attend ded ication. Be on hand at the comer of Cnlon and Commercial at 6:30. Special train. The Sells Floto circus today admitted inmates of the asylum nnd other insti tutions free of charge to the afternoon performance. The liberality of the management wns greatly appreciated. Mr. C. (1. Arnold, representing the Hulmiige Auto Co., of Portland, who is now in this city with a new 1013 Hup mobile, in discussing the run from Port land to Salem stntes that he negotiated the distance in a trifle over three hours. lie wns accompanied by his wife. Had he been alone he could ami would have lessened the running time by 25 min utes. He enme through without change of genr nnd found the roads in good condition, with exception of one stretch of five miles, nbont midway between Salem and Portland, 'lie reports that stretch as decidedly bumpy nnd rough. For Sunday Dinner Vanilla Ice Cream Strawberry Ice Cream Lemon Custard Apricot Sherbet Lemon Sherbet THE SPA BROKEN LEG IN MISHAP Gets Underneath Wheels of Machine While Cheering Minton on in Belay Bace. While cheering the Salem man, Min ton, who ran the svst lap of the relay race between here and Portland, on to victory, Watt Shipp, of this cityr was struck by an automobile, and sustained a broken leg. Mr. Shipp raid this afternoon that he had been riding a motorcycle, but left his machine at the end of the first lap of the course, and had run back 50 or 75 yards to run in with Min ton. When within 10 yards of the end of the lap he was struck by the mud guard of an automobile. He endeavored to ride the guard, which he did for about 10 feet, but lost his hold and fell beneath the wheels. Mr. Shipp said that he knew the owners of the automo bile, but did not care to make their names public. Dr. Morris attended Mr. Shipp and discovered the right leg was broken just above the ankle. Charles Zeliuski, aged 32 years, was crushed to death today when he got en tangled between the flywheel of a wood sawing engine and another wheel. With his brother, Zelinski was moving the wood-sawing machine. The accident happened in tho Hazel Gree,n district, five miles from Salem. Zeliuski lived an hour after the accident. Want Lots of Boses. A big delegation of Portland Rosar irins will arrive in this city tomorrow afternoon, and, together with the Salem Rosarians, will assist in extending a wel come to the Royal Oaks morrow night. It is the urgent request of the Salem Rosarians that every person in the city having roses to spare will bring them either to the Hotel Marion ami present them to the clerk or at the Board of Trade rooms. The bouquet uhich is to be extended to the visitors will be an elaborate affair. According to Ira Erb, a Salem con tractor and capitalist, H, X. Kiev, a brother contractor, and nn affectionate friend ami boon companion of the former, sports a gold letter box on his front veranda. Erb is the authority for tho news of this unusual mail box, and ho is backed up in his assertions by O. C. Keiincn, another brother contract or, with no mean ability as a josher. Now the writer is a friend of .Ir. Kiev. " Pick," as he is generally known, and he don't believe that the contractor would put so much money in an article whiidi is used exclusively by one of T'ni'le Sam's laborers, but, if it is t'ue that the letter receptacle is a gold one. Dick had better build a feuse around it, or have his mail distributed at some re liable bank. Elks will aid in the dedication of a ledge at McMinnvllo tonight. Be on hand at C:30. Corner Union and Com mercial. V. H. Snodgruss, charged in the jus tice court here with assault and battery, has pleaded guilty, according to Depu ty District Attorney Keves today. Judge Webster is now waiting pending testi mony, which is necessary, in order to pass sentence upon Snodgrass. Attention, W. O. W. and Ladies of Woodcraft .Memorial exercises to be held at 2 p. in. Sunday at armory. All Woodmen and visiting members; also the public aro invited. By order of Committee. Entertain "Cons." Bud Anderson and his brother, Fred, gave a short sparring exhibition nt the penitentiary last evening at 0 o'clock. Immediately after the performance they left for the north. National League. R. H. K. Philadelphia fill 0 Pittsburg 0 3 1 . Mayer and Pooin; Camuitz. O'Toole and Simon. Buffalo Bill Very 111. nviTFD rnnsA ucaskd wins.) Knoxville, Tenti., June 7. Colonel Willy F. Cody (Buffalo Bill) is serious ly ill here to.lsv nt the home of a rela tive. Physicians say he will be unable to appear at his w ild west show here to night. This will make only the tenth time that Buffalo Bill has failed to ap pear with his show in fortv vears. Bad Potatoes. OMTKII PIIICSM 1JUSKU WIRR.) Vancouver, II. C June 7. Owing to the discovery this week of three con signments of diseased California now potatoes, which are eaten up with pota to moths. Inspector Thomas Cunning hum has sent a letti'r to all the rail road, express and steamship companies und their ageuts in the province notify ing them, not to deliver any California potatoes until they have been inspected ami passed by the inspecting officers of the department. - Joaraal Want Ads Url. Revolts. Try Your Memory List of Prizes. ' 1st prize Silk pongee parasol, from Shipleys. 2d prize Libby cut glass perfume jar, from Yokohama Tea C o. 3d prize Sterling silver jewel case, Barrs' jewelry store. 4th prize Bottle imported French porfumo, Perry drug store. 5th prize One toilet tray. Imperial Furniture company. 6th prize Largo bon bon box, The Spa. 7th prize Your .choice of books, Pat ton book store. No obligation. Simply watch the picture. Your chance is good. Some of the players, like John Bunny, are well known- to all of you. Some of you are well acquainted with Mary Ful ler, Florence Turner, Arthur Johnson, Alice Joyce and Maurice Costella, but who knows the greatest number of the actors and actresses who play at this theatre. in order to find out for yourselves and to have the satisfaction of having you introduced to the different actors and actresses, we are going to give six prizes to the woman who can name the greatest number of players who appear at this theatre the week beginning June 8 to 14. Each prize will be worth having, and if bought by you would cost at least six to ten dollars. The way we are going to work It is this. Each lady who enters the Wex ford or Ye Liberty theatres will be giv en a blank sheet of paper on which the names of the players she recognizes, or thinks she recognizes. After you have filled in all the names you can, the sheets are to be handed to the lady in the box office or to the boy at the door, with your name written below the list of players. , These sheets will be submitted to the editor of the Moving Picture World, who will give a correct list of players in tho four reles as he ean. The six who come tho nearest to naming correctly the greatest number of payers will be awarded the prizes, which we assur you are well worth your while. Journal Hunt Advs. Bring Results. NEW TODAY. FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping; also room and board 365 North High street. WANTED (iood work horse for farm. Near 1250 lbs. LOT FOR SALE 125. Terms $5 per month. Geo. W. Johnson & Co. NATIIMAN HILL has on up-to-date sheet metal and plumbing shop nt 012 N. High street, phone Main 1(100. $100 SALA11Y A month and expenses to men with rig to introduce our new compound. No competition. Straight, honest business. W. T. V. Metzgar Mfg. Co., Dept. X 17, Quiiicy, III. I SO-ACRE FARM in southern Wn. Largo sot of improvement in high state of cultivation, eloso to large town. Will accept western Ore. land or clear city property ns part of pur chase price, easy terms on balance. Sec Owner, Room 407 Hubbard Bldg. Phone 1044, Salem, Oregon. WANTED White laborers for' street Work. Long job, steady work. Ap ply 21st and State or 14th and Che meketu. E. W. Gciger Construction Company, FOR SALE OH RENT Six-room cot tngo. Call at 070 Union. Thone 1901. FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms near City Hall, 330 N. High St., phone 4. 000 ACRES 127 acros under cultiva tion, 400 acres open pasture, good bottom soil, balanco in timber, 8-room house, large bam, 15 acres bearing orchard, well watered by springs, 4Vj miles from railroad town in Polk Co. Price $30 per acre. V, 8. Bank Bldg. Room 304. Phone 470. MARION CREAMERY b PRODUCE Co. Quotations for today Ranch butter ..: .2023e Bnttcrfnt 30c Eggs ..- 18c On Liberty and Ferry Sts. Phone 248S. 190 -Acre Orchard for Sale Of prunes and cherries, one mil from Dallas, Ore. Ftva years old and upwards. In tracts to suit, at $225 to 8100 per acre. Also 216 acres of farm land at 180 to 1125. Payments one-third down, balanco In six years. By the Flaming Beaky Co, Phone 303, or S. P. Kimball, owner, phone Farmers 561, Salem, Oregon. A. J. Barham, Dallas Agent. tt1ttMlHlllim(H)HM in rKtst-KirilUNS We give the highest quality and charge the lowest prices. Schaefer'a Drug Store No. 133 Commercial Street Deutsche Apotheke, M((t(t(Mimt(MtMH Notice of Proposed Establishment and Beetablishment or Change of Grade on Market Street and th Garden Boad, Which is the Extension There of From the Center Line of Church Street to the East City Limits. Notice is heroby given that the com mon council of the city of Salem, Ore gon, proposes to establish certain offi cial grades . and to re-establish and change other official grades on Mar ket street and the Garden Road be tween the center line of Church street and the east city limits. The grades which are proposed to be established, re-established and changed by the com mon council are described as follows, to-wit: At the intersection of the center lines of Church and Market streets at an elovation of forty-two and eight tenths (42.8) feet, said elevation being a confirmation of the grade estab lished by ordinance No. 661 of the city of Salem, Oregon. At the intersection of the center lines of .Cottage and Market streets, at an elevation of forty-four and eight tenths (44.8) feet, said elevation being a confirmation of the grade established by ordinance No. 574 of the city of Salem, Oregon. At the intersection of the center lines of Winter and Market streets tho elevation is re established and changed to an elevation of forty-four and three tenths (44.3) feet, said elevation be ing a modification and change from the grade established by ordinance No. 578 of the city of Salem, Oregon. At the intersection of the center lines of Summer and Market streets at an elevation of forty-six (46.0) feet said elevation being a confirmation of the grade established by ordinance No. 909. At the intersection of the center lines of Capitol and Market streets at an elevation of forty-nine and five tenths (49.5) feet, said elevation be ing a confirmation of the grade es tablished by ordinance No. 576. At the intersection of the center lines of McCoy avenue and Market street, at an elevation of fifty-one and five-tenths (51.5) feet. At a point on the center line of Market street, which is three hundred (300) feet east of the center line of McCoy avenue, at an elevation of fifty-three and three-tenths (53.3) feet. At the intersection of the center Hues of 12th and Market streets at an elovation of fifty-three and three tents (53.3) feet. At the intersection of the center lines of 14th and Market streets at an elevation of fifty-three and five-tenths (53.5) feet, the center line of 14th Btreet being defined in accordance with the pint of Rosedale addition to said city. At the intersection of the northerly projection of the center lino of 13th street in Frickey's Railroad addition with the center line of Market street, at an elovation of fifty-four and five tenths (54.5) feet. At the Intersection of the1 northerly projection of the center line of 14th street in Frickey's Railroad addition with tho centor line of Market street, at an elevation of fifty-six and seven tonths (58.7) font. At' the intersection of the Northerly projection of the centor line of 15th streot in Frickey's Railroad addition with tho center line of Market streot, at an elevation of fifty-seven anil seven-tenths (57.7) feet. At tho intersection of the northerly projection of the center line of 16th street in Englewood addition with the center line of Market street at an ele vation of fifty-nine (59.0) feet. At the intersection of the center lines of 17th and Market streets at an elovation of sixty-three and five tenths (63.5) feet, said elevation be ing a confirmation of the grade estab lished by ordinance No. 993 of sajd city. At the Intersection of the northerly projection of the center line of 18th streot In Englewood nddition with the center line of Market street, at an ele vation of sixty-eight and five-tenths (68.5) feet. At the intersection of the northerly projection of the center line of 10th street in Englewood addition, and the center line of Market street, at an ele vation of seventy-three and six-tenths (73.6) feet. At a point which is the intersection of the present easterly city limits and the center line of Market street at an elovation of seventy-seven and soven tenths (77.7) foot. All persons owning property adjacent to said Market street, and the Garden Road, which is tho oxtension thereof, or tho part thereof described above and upon which it is proposed to establish and also reestablish and change the official grades are hereby notified to make and file their written remon strances, if any they have, with the city recorder, against the said estab lishment, re-establishment and ehnnie of grades within the period of ten (10) days from the final publication of this notice, and unless the owners of more than two-thirds majority of the super ficial area of the property adjneent to said Market street and the Garden Road, or the part thereof particularly affected by said proposed establish ment, re-establishment and change of grade, remonstrate in the manner pro vided by the charter of the city of 8a lem, Oregon, within the period above named, tha common council will proceed to establish and re-establish and change the grades of said Market street and the Garden Boad, at the ele vations set forth in this notice by tha passage of an ordinance on or after twenty (20) days from the date of the first publication of this notice. This notice is published for ten (10) days in a daily newspaper published in the city of Salem, Oregon, the first publication being the 27th day of May, 1913. CHAS. F. ELGIN, City Recorder. It is true that women more frequent ly suffer from kidnoy trouble than men. It is also true they suffer more intense ly, owing to their more sensitive organ ism. Katherino L. Norton, New Bed ford, Mass., says: "I had a terrible pain across my back, with a burning and scalding feeling. I took Foley Kid ney Pills as advised, with results cer tain and sure. The pain and burning feeling loft mo, I felt toned up nnd in vigorated. I am glad to recommend Foley Kidney Pills." They are tonic in action, quick in results. Dr. Stone's Drug Store. Tho honesty, of one man is often good policy lor others. A Good Investment There is no better investment than a fifty-cent piece in a bottle of Moritol White Liniment. Muscular and rheu matic pains, swelling, lameness anil soreness of the muscles are promptly relieved. Meritol White Liniment is especially recommended as a general pain killer of unusual merit. Capital Drug Store. Treatments given at Imperial Hotel. Rheumatism and dropsy my specialties. MABION GEORGE, Magnetic Healer. Residence: 1105 North street, near col lege dormitory. P. O. box 713, New burg, Oregon. To Purchasers For farm or city property tee Dr. W. A. Cusick, owner, over Fry'a drug store. Salem Box & Mfg. Co. Screen door and window made to order. All izet prompt tervice. Phone 30S 247 Miller St. X DR. ASSEIN, DENTIST t J Graduate N. W. U., Chicago, t t Salem Bank & Trust Building. X X Suite 205-206. Phone 2418 X t(l(ltt)t(OiM( MONEY TO LOAIN On farm and city property. Joha K Scott, over Chicago Store, Balsm. f) egon. Phone 1651. Ice Cream I It ha the creamy taste, t Buy It. Eat 266 Chemeketa Btreet. f Phone 2482 t NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE S0CIETV BCRQn.AR.DT MEREDITH ResMrat At In Urate Htroe MONEY LOANED ON REAL ESTATE 314 U.S. Bank Building MONEY TO LOAN Oa Good Real Estate Security. THOS. K. FORD Over Ladd & Bush Bank. 8alem, Or REAL ESTATE Money to Loan. JACOB si CO. Phone 2424. 206-207 Hubbard Bldg MONEY TO LOAN Oa good Real Estate seeartty. BiCHTEL A RIMOH 147 Btate Street COAL AND WOOD Prompt delivery. Sole agents for the Famous Rock Springs CoaL CAPITAL FUEL CO. E. H. Jory, successor to J. J. O'Neil I'hone 210. VTards opposite 8. P. pas senger depot WOOD AND COAL la any quantity. Prompt deliver?' our specialty. Falls City "Lumhs'' Company. 17 North Commercial treat. Phone Main 811 JAFA5ESB laundry ikd drt CLEAXI5G WORKS No machinery to tear and mar out delicate fabrics. Work calls for and delivered promptly. US Ferry street. Phone Mali 223? (111. liiilrtHllillMH S. - ii- i