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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1913)
PAOE COST. JAILT CAPIITAI JOUBSALf-SALEM. OBBOOIT. THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1913. A GREAT ONE-HALF PRICE SALE OF DRESSES AT MEYERS Your choice of our entire assortment silk, linen, woolen and cotton dresses, Women's and Misses sizes. We are determined to dispose of these dresses. Here's your chance to buy a new, stylish dress in latest fabrics for One-half Price SlIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllillllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIs Special Offering in the A Sale of Wo- I Dress Goods Section mens' and Mis-1 Fancy Suitings, to $2.50 Qualities, Special at ses Bathing Suits twenty Per Cent Less An unusual offering, jut at a time when thoughts are turned toward vacation comes this special offering of natty bath ing suits. They are in navy blue and black, made of good quality alpaca, serge and jer sey cloth in many attractive styles. A splendid assortment in every way. Regular prices $2.50 to $6.00. Twenty per cent from these prices during this event. lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIilllllllllllll Decidedly attractive bargains in this splendid lot of fancy suitings, mostly in grey. There are splendid new fabrics in the lot in popular stripes and mixtures. Fifty-six inches wide and extra good grades. 20 per cent from the regular prices, if you purchase now. A Clearance Sale of Women's Summer Skirts 20 Per Cent Reduction From Regular Prices The stock contains many neat stylish skirts, well made and finished. They are in pique, linen and linene in both nat ural linen color and white. If you can use one of these pur chase now and save 20 per cent from the usual price. Ji iioOODlcOO t S OOODlGOOD! Capital City Brevities Bpeclal meeting of Salem Lodge No. 4, A. F. ft A. I H. this evening. Work in the M. M. degree. VUitlog ' brethren welcome. Mimic at the Spa tonight. Dr. F. L. Utter, dontlst, mite 415 416417 Masonic building. Royal Highlanders, in sossion last night, received three new members in the order, Frank Magore and family left this morning for Newport to spend a week or two vacation. Accompanied by her children, Mr. Albert Johns will leave tomorrow for southern California on a tour. A motion for non suit was sustained ly Judge Kelly yesterday in the caao of W. P. Miller vs. O. N. Bock. Mountain strawberries. Another lot of those niee strawberries, for Friday's trade. Phone 259, Foster t Baker. Mrs. Walter Williams, of Dallas, vis ited her sister, Mrs. Frank Chapman, who resides on Liberty street, yostor day. McMinnviUe vs Salem, Ralom league grounds, Sunday, July 20. Kreatest game of season. Kach have won one game. It takes skill, study and experience to fit eyes with glasses properly. I am past the experimental stage. Dr. James Smith 303 4 Masonic building. An extensivo auto trip was started n yesterday by Dr. W. 11. Darby and family. The party will auto through voiithern Oregon and visit Crater Lake. Well supplied with lunch and good pints, the members of the Yeoman lodge moved an auto ride to Hollywood lout, night where a general high jinks ytn held. The members of the llnptisl Hiindny Heboid held au eiiovnhlc picnic at the dale fair grounds lust T icsdiiy. Sports if nil k iinlr, and a general good time wns hud including ninny good things to int. . Supreme court decisions of the Ore Kiu supreme court cannot be copyright rd, according to an opinion rendered tv Attoinev-dciioral Crawford venter iluy In answer lo uu inquiry from Clerk J. C. Morelund. The state railrond commission hus ordered that all rnilroud trains shull be topped within 100 feet of a main line ictowiiig, uud signals given with whistle 'and bell, unless protected by an inter locking device. Trains shall net pro ceed over such a crossing at more III no 10 miles an hour. Street miltonm must stop within M feet of a grade crossing, unless an inteilockimj device is in use. RACES Classy matinee under aus- I pices of Lone Oak Driving X Club. FAIRGROUNDS X Friday, July 18 X Some of the best horses in X I Oregon will compete. n ..... l naces win start promptly T at 1 p. m. I Admission, gentlemen SOc. X Ladies 25c Music at the Spa tonight. Baseball, Salem, Sunday, July 20. McMinnviUe vs. Senators. Series stands ono garno each. This game for cham pionship. Joe Underwood, the well known local taxi cab man, left last night for Al- J bany where he will confer with District Attornoy Hill concerning the accident in which his son, Charles, was killed. Story tolling hour at the Salem play grounds will be Saturday at 2:30, it is announced. Miss Davis, of the public library, will be on hand next Saturday. It is belioved that this foaturo will prove vory popular with the little folk. Grant Cordon, northwest manager of the Sunset-Pacific Monthly, Is in the city in the Interest of his publication. ' This popular magazine intends devoting considerable space to the resources of the Willamette valley, thin providing .a class of publicity that will bring I good results, and which are sure to be appreciated by residents of the valley. The Royal Highlanders held their reg ular meeting Tuesday night at which three now members were taken In. Af- itnr the. usual business waa over, the baskets which the ladies had brought, .were sold, from which a goodly sum was I realized. The contents of the baskets disposed of a good social time followed which was greatly enjoyed by all. The painters are very busy on the cap itol, the east side having been finished, and the south end is now getting Its first coat. Tho color is white, and it is certainly a great improvement over tho hodden gray suit the old building has worn so long. Workmen are nbo busy repairing the steps and plastering on them, and the sound of the hammer anil the pecking of the chisels is as con tinuous as the rattle of the typewriters inside the building. A movement for a half holiday In business, prolmbly Wednesday after noon of each week, has been started in Nuloin, and some definite action it pos Slide. William Mctiilchrist savs the plnu has proved quite successful in Scotland, and he can see no reason wliv practically every line should not find it all right in Snleni. In order to iiinke the movement a success it would be necessary for business men to rcu-li a firm agreement. nr. .1111 ruin Mm Haters, the young Oregon girl, who recently distinguished herself at Clark University, Mass. where she graduated with exceptional honors and with the degree of Doctor of 1'liilosophv, is visiting Mr. and Mrs, Frank Holmes. Miss Van Waters has oeen engaged in social work and seieu title investigations, In the east, of the causes of delinquency among girls. The city of Huston was the successful one among several who sought Dr. Van Wa ters nor vices. She will soon return to Huston to take up sociological invest! gallons tor the juvenile court of that city, where great progress is being made in this lino of work. The desert land hoard yesterduv ill proved the purchase of 1100 acres of land for the eiervoir sites in the Co- li'inbia Southern project, the "ot to be fumi l) lo K0 an acre. The site wi re selected and the rights obtained hv At tornev (lenernl Crawford and Walton n Winkle, assistant secretarv f the .board of control. .1. II. Lewis, Mute J engineer left last night for Malheur county, where he will make an investl gat ion of the Dead Ox Flat irri nation irnicet, involving the pufping of water from Snake river. He also will visit other Irrigation projects. INDIAN EgR WATT BBTfP, CYri rc Ammunition, Fishing Tscklt, Etc. V -0 North (Vtmmi.l - ... Buifk KWQm m Judge Calloway today rendered a do cree in default in the ease of Mabel D. Austin vs. A. E. Austin, in which plaintiff was seeking a divorce. Hyron Hunter, of Walla Walla, dis trict leader of the farm mungement de partment for Oregon, Idaho and Wash ington, is in the city and looking over the work here in connection with the lo cal agent, Mr. Chapin. The report of H. C. Seymour, school superintendent of Polk county, showa the county his 00 schools, and six joint with other counties. Tho number of pupilB registered during the year was 31715, and the average daily attendance 2799. Keep in mind and tell your friends that the third and deciding game be tween McMinnviUe and Salem will be played at Salem Sunday, July JO. The first two games were simply great, but they cannot be compared to this one. Tho stars of the valley will bo lined up against each other. A good attendance was had at the meeting held by the local motorcycle club in the Board of Trade rooms last night, and the memberti were enthusias tic over many matters discussed. At the next meeting of tho club, a re or ganization will be perfected and many new members will be taken in. Two boys who had escaped from the Oregon Training school, were caught last night when thev attempted to re turn to the school after some clothing they had secreted in tho brush. The lads walked away from a field in which they were working two days ago. A petition asking Judge Galloway, of department number two, of the cir cuit court, to amend the decree for a divorce rendered In the case of Kdith Cage vs. Alva Gage. The petitioner asks the court to issue an order com pelling the defendant to pay permnnent alimony in the sum of $1.1 a month for the keep of the minor child at the issue of the marriage, and a further sum of $100 til cover expenses incurred heretofore in supposing the child. William T. Jacknian, who has been employed in painting the asylum build ing, in talking to a Capital Journal re porter this morning, dropped the In formation that he hail measured the iisvlum building for its new coat of paint, and that it Is one mile and OSO leet around it, the average height of the wall being 3,- feet. The job cost the state 33iM, and this strikes one as being remarkably cheap. It also strikes one that the asylum building, is "some house, ' ' on the charge of jumping a $750 bond while awaiting examination by the grand jury of that place on the charge of grand larceny, and the Butte offi cer advises Sheriff Ksch that the man is wanted in that city for issuing worthless cheeks in the sum of $3S1. Gray talked little when arrested by Sheriff Eseh last night. He told the officer, however, that he was well ac quainted in Butte, knew Sheriff Dris tell, of that place, but denied being in trouble. Gray wore a $1200 diamond ring and a diamond pin worth consider able monoy. NO GREAT CHANGE IN BARGAIN REFUND CONTEST The vote in The Capital Journal's Bargain Refund Contest was not heavy today and the relative standing of the contestants remains about the same. Women's Relief Corps l,2S4.."i0." Baptist Women's Club ...iVWi.lO." Silver Bell Circle, W. O. W 713,003 L. O. T. M 128.4.50 Ladies of the O, A. R 74,590 Modern Woodmen of America 31,290 Ladies' Aid. Jason Lee Church.... 8,175 Playground Fund 6,655 j W. C. T. V 6.045 Mrs. Emma Smith 5.970 Miss Kate Wiseman 4.870 St. Joseph 'a Church 4,265 ' Y. M. C. A 4,190 Woodmen of the World 4,095 .Moose Lodae 3.93: Episcopal Church 3.125 Commons Mission 2,555 Police Force 2.075 Degree of Honor 1,785 Fire Department 1,105 D. E. Fletcher 1 000 ALLEGED BUNCO MAN 18 WANTED IN MONTANA Uu Gray, of Butte, Mont., claiming to be a cattle man, ti it alleged forger, was arrested at the Hotel Marion last night by Sheriff Ksch at the request of Tom Word, of Portland, who received vord from Sheriff Driseell. of Butte, that Gray is wanted in that city on sev ei nl different chnigcs The fact that the sherif fof Butte guiucd knowledge that his man was lo cated in Salem, resulted when Gray tuinsferred a 10rt postoffi.-e money or der to Phil Metvhau, proprietor of the Imperial Hotel, in Portland. Metschan gave (iray a check fr Sinrt, but later, through some unknown source, secured information to the effect that the mon ey order was not entirely good, and Im mediately notified Sheriff Word Gray j. wanted in Miles Citv, Mont., Notice. The new Salmi gallery la located at the corner of Twelfth and Cliemeketa streets, where the old German Bakery formerly stood. It lias been remodeled and improved with patent oven, cement floor and hard plastered, sanitary and modern throughout. With' n new auto delivery, we arc now ready for business. Phone 24S6 for prompt delivery. G. A. Hack & Co. CARD OF THANKS. Mrs. A. Sch re I be r wishes to thank her friends and relatives for their as sistance and kindness during the sick ness 1111,1 dentil of her husband Mr. A. Schrciber. Buy it now. Chamberlain's Colio Cholera and Djarrhoen Remedy is al most eortain to be needed before the summor is over. Buy it now and be prepared for such nu emergency. For snlo by all dealers. But the more foolish noise a man makes the less likely is he to become a howling success. Gasolene. 22.. 11 t a. aaiem Auto Garage, i -M-M-M-""" Grand Opera House Monday, July 21 The Messrs. Schubert take pleas ure nml pride iu presenting 'America's foremost actor." Boston (Hole. John Mason (By nrrantcnieiit with Charles Frobmaii) lu Augustus Thomas' maeter drnma of broad humanity and tho double standard of morality, "A a Man Thinks" "Grea'eat suoporting company since the Lester Wallaek adys." New York Slit. A year and a half iu New York Every detail of the original 39th treet theatre production. Price 2.00 $1.50, $1 and 73c. ( Vf'j Call for Bids Improvement of Mill Street. Notice is hereby given that the Com mon Council of the City of Salem, Ore gon, hereby invites sealed bids for the making of an improvement of Mill street, in the city of Salem, Oregon, from a point 213.5 feet west of High street to the west line of 14th street with 6-inch gravel concrete. 6-inch crushed rock concrete. Clark & Henery Asphaltic Pavement No. 1. consisting of 4-inch cement concrete base and l'-j-inch asphaltic concrete wearing sur face, Clark & Henery Asphaltic Pave ment No. 4, consisting of 4-inch cement concrete concrete base and 2-inch asphaltic concrete wearing surface; Ambro9e-Burdsal Asphaltic Concrete Pavement No. 2 con sisting of 4-ineb cement concrete base and lt-i-inch wearing surfaee; El Oso No. 1, consisting of 4-inch hydraulic ce ment base and 2-inch wearing surface; El Oso No. 2, consisting of 4-inch hy draulic cement base and lK-inch wear ing surface; El Oso No. 6, consisting of 4-inch hydraulic cement base and 2-inch wearing surface; No. 2 Standard Bitn- Iithic, consisting of 4-inch hydraulic ce ment base and 2-inch wearing surface; No. 4 Light Standard Bitulithic. con sisting of 4-inch hydraulic cement base and l'i-inch wearing surface; Bitum inous concrete No. 1, consisting of 4 inch cement concrete base and l'-j-inch bituminous concrete wearing surface Bituminous Concrete No. 2, consisting of 4-inch cement concrete base and 1'r inch bituminous concrete wearing sur face; Bitucrete Pavement, consisting of 4 inch cement base and 1 '-i-inch wear ing surface, or Ambrose-Burdsal As phaltic Concrete Pavement No. 1, con sisting of 4-inch cement concrete base and 2-inch wearing surface, in accord ance with the" plans and specifications and estimates on file in the office of the city recorder of said city, which are hereby referred to and made a part of this notice. Said bids will be opened on or after the 21st day of July, 1913, at or about 8 o'clock p. m. in open council meeting in the city hall in Salem, Oregon. Each bid submitted must be accompanied by a certified check equal in amount to 10 per cent of the amount of the bid. The city reserves the right to reject any and all bids. This notice is published for five consecutive days in a daily news paper published in the city of Salem, Oregon, the date of the first publica tion being July 15, 1913. CIIAS t ELGIN, City Recorder. HEADING OFF MILITANTS frXITED PRXSS LRASRO WIHE.J Calcutta, July, 17. Officials admit ted here today that they have taken steps to prevent any possible demon stration of militancy by the Hindoo and Mohammedan women of Calcutta. Tiring of perpetual confinement in the "zenana or closed quarters set apart for their use, the females of scores of high caste Tndian households recently got up a petition asking that a park or public square be set apart for their use. The petition bore 300 signatures. A committee of the Municipal Com mission favored the plan on condition that the plnce surrounded by a high fence and that a heavy police guard protect the inmates from prying mnle eyes. , The commission, however, vetoed the project on the grounds that to grant what the women want might encourage them to make "similar demands to the women of other countries." Immedi ately the ruling of the commission was made known, the 300 women threatened to escape from their households and v.nlk iu public with veils off. The auth orities, horrific,! at the plan, have placed special guards in the thickly populated districts and in the vicinity it the houses where the would-be-militants nre quartered. DEATH NOTICES. BOSSHART J. Margaret, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Bosshart, aged l-j years, died Sunday at noon at the home of her narents. 1353 North 10th street. The funeral was held Monday morning at 9 o'clock, Rev. W. O. Lienkaemper, of the Reformed church, officiating, and the interment was in City View cemetery. CALL FOR SEALED BnTl 8ehool district H r.. S n . , j -"anon k ! Oreeon hereby calls fn for the erection nf , 1 J athletic grounds of district p4' check for 10 per cent .... i pany all bids. The right i, , ? ariaiM fie nt.inna mnv Ka . ,i ' " J ocea at ntf, F. A. Legg, architect. Bids i. opened July zi, 1913. v w. ti. buku.HARdt j) Notice of Proposed Re-Establlatunent and Change of Grade on Fourtn ot. at the Intersection of Madison Street. Notice to the oublic is hereby given that the common council of the city of Salem. Oreizon. proposes to re-establish and chauge the official grade of Fourth street at the intersection of Madison street. The grade which is proposed to be established bv the common council is described in Section 1 of Ordinance Bill No. 1301, which is as follows, to wit: "Section 1. The official grade st s noint beini? the intersection of the cen ter line of Fourth street with a jarallel to and 12 feet northerly from the south line of Madison street in said city was heretofore established under Ordinance No. "79 at an elevation of 42.75 feet above the base of grades of Baid city; that said grade be and the same is here bv re-established and changed so that said point shall be at an elevation of 42.30 feet above the grades established by Ordinance No. lOo of the city of Sa lem. Oregon." All persons owning property adjacent to said Fourth street or the part there of described above and upon which it is proposed to re establish and change tho grade, are hercbv notified to make and file their written remonstrance with the city recorder, if any they have, against the said proposed re-establishment and change of grade within tre period of ten ( 10) days from the tmal publication of this notice and unless the owners of more than two-third majority of the super) icial nrea of the property adin cent to said Fourth street or the part thereof particularly affected bv said proposed re-establishment and change of grade remonstrate in the manner pro vided by tne charter of the city of Sa lem, Oregon, within the perioij above named, the council will proceed to re establish and change the grade of said Fourth street as above set forth, by the passage of an ordinance on or after twenty (20) days from the date of the first publication of this notice, which is the Sth dav of July, 1913. C'HAS. F. ELGIN, City Recorder. The King of All Laxatives. for constipation, headaches, indiges tion and dyspepsia, use Dr. King's New Life Pills. Paul Mathulka, of Buffalo, N. Y., says they are the "King of all laxatives. They are a blessing to all my family and I always keep a box at home." Get a box and get well. Price -;. Recommended by J. C. Perry. National League Today. First game: ' R, If, E. Cincinnati 211 1 Philadelphia .4 7 0 Ames and Clarke; Alexander and Kil lifer. R. H. E. Chicago o 5 1 Boston 4 9 0 Smith, Richie and Breshnahaii, Need ham; Tyler and Raridanu. First game: R. jt j.;, St. Louis 4 i 0 New York 2 7 i Harmon and Wingo; Fromme, ('rand all and Movers. Faint heart ne'er won fair lady but 'here is the brunette. $100 to $1 That you can't beat our bargains. 12 acres in Polk county, two miles west, well improved, $4000; 14 acres on car line ideal suburban home, $10,000; 1 acre ia berries, new home on car line, I1S00; 7 acres in lurries, 2 miles out, house and barn, $3000; 30 acres, 10 acres in crop, balance timber, 4-room house, good barn, 7m iles out $3500; 020 acres in Polk county, well improv ed, $22,000; 1 to 5 acres on installments several new homes iu Salem on install ments; 500 acres well improved, $00 per acre; several 5 and 10 acre tracts well improved. We have a cigar stand, pool hall, rooming house, hotel, restaurant, gro cery store, candy store aud other busi nesa chances. 20 acres close in, well improved, $(!,. W0. Several prune ranches and berry tracts at the right price. 10 acre's bearing Italian prunes, $2750. We rent Houses and Furnished Rooms. We sell Insurance of all kinds List your bargains with us and we will give you square, prompt and courteous treat ment. Acme Investment Co. A B. COOK. Mn.., Phone.: Office, Main 477; resident. JiSlB 8487. OppoeiU Court Boom. 840 But. 8t Employment Bureau in Connection. Sealed Proposals, Healed proposals addruui 1. . Wilson, secretary of the Bond n gents, Oregon Agricultural fv Corvallis, Oregon, will be recti, the said Board of Regent, J o'clock p. m., July 18, 1913, fortt formance of all labor required h erection and completion nf n. ' portion and left wing of the Uir,...,o.u... uuuu.iig auu iaerijhi.1 of the Women's Economics (kt0 ' the Domestic Science buildinj) f Agricultural College, state , ffl for (giving name of each buildiJY Said nroDosals to he iiu.i - above date by the said Board( All the work and material u form to the plans and specify therefor on file at the office til college, Corvallis, Oregon, ud i I architects, Bennes & HendrickiJ Henry building, Portland, Or. ir proposal must be accompany y certified check of five per test o i amount bid as a guarantee that itl cessful bidder will enter into. Mil according to said plans and iov-T : :.i i 1. 1 . I1 J tiuiio, Dam tiicun tu ue mane pari1 . the Oregon Agricultural ColleW for any reason the bidder failit,, cute the proper contract and boi quired within ten days after mi tion of the acceptance of his bit said certified check will become (c cd to the Oregon Agricultural Cv, NEW TODAY r'OK SALE OR RENT Six-room cot tage. Call at 670 Union. Phone 1901 TO EXCHANGE-Mr. Landowner, how much land will you give in exchange for a 7-room house, barn, lot 80x240 feet. Call or address R. A. Pfeil, 647 Market street. Tlione Main 14.-.0. FOR RENT At Newport, cottages and tent houses, :alj modern. W rite J. C. McElroy, Newport, Ore. NEWPORT-Make your summer out ing a Ipeasure, and avoid the trouble of hunting rooms or furnished houskeeping rooms, tho place is "The McAllister," Nye Beach, only three blocks from the ocean. $500 will buy a 10-aere prune much, tha tis $500 will make the first payment, and the crops will take ear eof the balance, if you will take care of the crops. See Clyde Biee, with L. S. Barnes & Co., 815- 310 Masonic Temple. SEWING MACIIIXKH Are going fast ta factory prices. We only have 50 left that we are closing out at fac tory prices. You better conio at once or they will all be gone. We have a few nice slightly used drophead ma chines at $12.30. Office 640 State street. 4 T Gasolene, 22c per galloj t at Salem Auto Garaj. 246 State street. ' I"1 1 '"." 1 imnnnt. 11 HI "1 H0nmimm hii..h.iiIi.i.iii To Purchase For farms or city property! ur. w. A. Lusick, owner, 1 rry's drug store. South Salem Box Tray and berry boxes. Fruit bJ all kinds. Porch and lawn nil screens. Firat-class cabinet wort t Phone 308 247 tail Treatments given at Imperiilii Rheumatism and dropsy my iptctj MARION GEORGE, ; Magnetic Healer. I Residence: 1105 North street, n j lege dormitory. P. O. box 711, burg, Oregon. MONEY TO LOI On farm and city property, to Scott, over Chicago Store, Btl egos. Phone 1661. l Cherry City Ice Creat We make a Specialty i Dinner and Lodge order Buy It. U 266 Chemeketa Street Phone 2482 NORWICH UNION f FIRE INSURANCE SOCIfl BUKQHAKDT A MEHEUlHf keoltteat Ageats 1st HUU r MONEY TO L0;, On Good ReI Estate Secirti TH09. E. FORD I Over Ladd & Bush Bank, SMM REAL ESTAT Money to Loan. JACOB It 00. Phone 2424, 206-207 HubbrllV FOR SALE CHEAP-7-room. modern rfii1ini M r j. . v vuri si root, RKMEMliEH' the auction sale n't firi'mincl's Auction House, every Wednesday and Saturday, rain or shine. FOR RENT liood O roonied house. $8 rcr mmirn. flume Main 10)0. E C Minton. l:t90 Broadway. FOR SALE-Twenty.fivo.TnSi ""rn" ""'li. each. Will lav eggs for you next winter. Roe 44" Ferry street. Phone Main 24S ' FOR RENT Three Keeping rooms, (is; furnished house North Front. Atter a day', outing save X Vftll air!.. f. ' ""in acnaeter's Face Cream. SCHAEFEK'S DBTJO STORE MONEY TO LO Os goo Beat Estate Ken BECHTIL A BM'OJ 147 State Street COAL AND WOO Prompt delivery. Sole "" the Famous Rock Springs Coil CAPITAL FUEL CO. E. H. Jory, successor to J. Phone 210. Fards oppositt & ' senger depot. WOOD AND CO la say quantity. Prompt j our specialty. Falls City Company, I7 North Cooj' tret. Phons Main 811 J .. . ..n II No machinery to tear U ( out dellcsts fabrics. Work , tor and itTrtd prompt ,f S Ferry street Phone