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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1913)
DAILY CAPITAL JOUBJfAL, IALEM, OBEOON. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1913. PAGE IT7B. There is a World' of Smartness and Beauty in our Tailored Suits and Coats for Women Before and during the STATE FAIR the de mand for tailored suits and coats was so great we were obliged to telegraph several firms for both suits and coats. The result is that we now have assembled a large and very choice assortment of the latest models. A $2000 (two thousand dollar) buy, that we expected August 1st was delayed by an Eastern strike and only arrived October 1st. Owing to the lateness of the arrival, we are not obliged to keep these garments, but as they are wonder ful values and the latest models, we prefer to sell them here if we can, CONSEQUENTLY IT WILL BE GREATLY TO YOUR AD VANTAGE to investigate if you intend to buy either a suit or a coat. Be Sure and see our $12.50 and $19.75 Suit Specials. Our suits range up to $50 in value. Tut snmunTr ClOAH tsvrco I Your Stomach B3d? rf Broken Lots of Woolen Under wear for Women 33 13 per ct less American-LaFrance Company's Bid Is Accepted and It Will Cost $9000, Exact Amount Available. RECALL PETITIONS OF STOLZ AND HATCH ABE APPEOVED Amendment to Provide for Playgrounds to Be Submitted at Next Election to Be Held Here. (Continu-d from page one.) "Big Miko" Sullivan, agent for the Portage Hay railroad, secured a copy of the, geodetic survey of the new harbor by application to the department, lie secured hiH copy before ono was deliv ered to the head of the department in Seattle When asked about thin, Cap tain Kudo Htated that permission had been granted from Washington to hand over the copy. Captain Undo arrived from tho north bist night on tho Alaska liner Mariposa with other government officials of tho coal expedition and Pr. Joseph A. Holmes, director of tho bureau of mines. Rofuses to Talk. Dr. Holmes, who has just completed nn extensive tour of the gold and coal fields of Alaska, declined to discuss tho coal situation at Matnnuskn, out stated that he had complete; reports on nil matters which would be laid before the secretary of tho interior, Dr. Holmes is enthusiastic over tho Nenan A coal fields, neur Fairbanks. Tho fuel there is a rather high grade lignite, which he says can be burned right at the fields to g'uerate power for use at Ftiirhnnks, With this sys tem much low grade placer mining ground can be worked, which otherwise could not bo touched, Durbin Unable to Hold Steeds and Oue of Them Falls Down and Is Drag ged Block by Others, slid for first will probably feel that he ought to have wore a knee-length corset nnd will realize that sledding is rather rough in Salem when there is no snow. GLASS OF SALTS if Your Back Is Aching or Bladdor Bothers, Drink Lots of Water and Eat Less Meat. There was a lively runaway this morjiing about 11:30, when a four horse team belonging to Fred Durbin, starting near tho top of tho hill on Commercial street, near Oak, when tho brake gave When your kidneys hurt and your way, came down toward the city on 1 1"" k f'ls or(, ,1""'t s, lllt,a n'"' tho run. Durbin wns unable to hold I proceed to load your stomach with a lot them, as tho wagon kept crowding j f llllf 'I",'t U'1" kidneys and ir against tho wheelers, and, one of these ritnte the entire urinary tract. Keen being a colt, wns a little ticklish about ' .vof kidneys clean like you keep your having his hind legs interfered with, j bowels clean, by flushing them with a As they came across tho Mill creek 'mild, harmless salts which removes the bridge, where the footing was good, ' 1'ody s urinous waste ami stimuliuey they (Jut tho juice, nnd when theyjthein to their normal activity, Tho crossed Trade street they were doing n , function of the kidneys is to tiller the blood. In "I hours they strain from i'. JUST TRY ONE DOSE of Mayt's Wonderful Stomach Remedy and Ba Convinced That You Can Be festered To Health After shopping 3&fl S$dguqysTea Refreshing Satisfying Invigorating two-iliinuto stunt. Durbin kept them in tho middle of the road until they passed Ferry, where the off wheeler, that was an old horse, und did nut want to run, but only did so to keep out of the way of the wagon, fell. The others were all colts, but evidently thought the "ilifl grains of acid and waste, so we can readily understand the vital Importance of keeping the kidneys active. Drink lots of witter you can't drill!' too Hindi; also get from any pharmacist about four ounces of ,lnd faults; take a y were seniors, ami had n right to do (11,,.SI)r j ft lass 0f water before ns thev pleased, and that they really doing something smart. Tho paving was wet and slippery, and he was dragged nearly the length of the block, but helped to check the speed. Ono of the lend lines broke when he fell, and the team swerved to the right until, when near Hugh's bank, they were close to the sidewalk, nnd an autn belonging to Dr, ( lay, standing there, i caused them to try to stop, but this' they could not do in tune to prevent breakfast cnocli morning for n few days and your kidneyn win net fine. Tins famous sails is made from the acid of grapes and lctnnn juice, combined with lit hia, ond has been used for genera tions to ideun and stimulate clogged kidneys; also to neutralize the acids in urine so it no longer is a source of irri tation, thus ending bladder weakness, ,1ml Salts is inexpensive; cannot ii, juie; makes a delightful effervescent striking it, which the lenders did. As "in.a w.ucr .man wnicn overvon- thev checked up, the whole bunch slip- "'"'""I "lW 1,1111 t1"'" ' ""'I' ,ll(,r ped nnd went down. There was no dam- kidneys clean and active. Try th:" age done, other than scratching the tut- lw k,,,,l' "I' w,,l,,r 'l"nking, and f a little, and knocking a few hairs no 'loubt yon will wonder what bemu.o off the horses. The old wheeler that of your kidney troublo nnd backache. Suit or Overcoat Whichever it may be we know we have here just what you want. We have the English models, and the most conservative models, all of which appeal strongly to the man who wishes to be welldressed. An expression of good taste embodied in every garment. $15 to $30 Salem Woolen Mills Store I mm n ifk'liS Md In ftvrtrtiM I V' v'i The city council last evening voted to purchase a six-cylinder fire pumper from the Amoriean-LaFrance company at a cost of $9000, the exact amount named in the apportionment. Another bid was submitted by the Knott Fire Engine company, which offered to sup ply a pumper for $8750. When the two bids were opened Min ton moved to reject both of them, and Cummings seconded the motion. Cum mings declared that the city does not need a pumper, and, if it was needed, it could not be secured for several months. Minton's motion was last, all voting against it, except its author and Cum mings. Minton moved that the Knott bid be accepted. Jones wanted it referred to the financo committee. Tho council voted on the Minton motion, nnd it wns lost, 5 to 8, tho vote being as follows; For lirown, Constable, Cummings, JoneB and Minton. Against Hatch, Macy, Siegmund Skaifo. Southwick, Stolz, Turner and Waring. Southwick 's motion to purchnso the LaFranco cngino then carried by a vote of 7 to 6, the councilmen lining up ns follows; For Hatch, Macy, Siegmund, Skaifo, Southwick, Stolz, Turner. Against lirown, Constable, Cum mings, Jones, Minton, Waring. Macy explained his vote by tho state ment that tests had shown tho La Franco to bo superior to any engine which could bo used here. Tho city recorder wns instructed to enter into a contract with the company. After the voto, Jones said: "We havo bought two machines, and we will have to pay for them." Macy demanded to know why, and Jones said because tho 'Robinson people had not boen given a second trial. Will Return Money. lTpon recommendation of tho street coininitteo it was voted, to return to tho I'nivorsul Construction company' the sum of $1000 which has been held to guarantee tho fulfillment of tho Oak street improvement contract. Proper ty owners interested had agreed to the proposition, it wns asserted. W, 1), 1'iigh wns allowed an estiiunfe on Twelfth street, n small amount be ing deducted because of errors. Coun cilman Stolz said the estimate was pro pared last, year and the items went so glaringly out of place tlmt the commit tee was obliged to eliminate them. The license committee's report, favor ing the grunting of n permit to sell 'i iior to (leurge M. Patterson, good mini December 1, HMD, was approved. A resolution to construct certain siile- walks on Fifteenth street was indeii nitely postponed, the street committee reporting that the will' s were uniioccs sary, Built Hor Own Bidowal'r, Tiirnef repeorted that he hud investi gated the building of a sidewalk in front of the property of Mrs, Mary Fo ami had ascertained that she kid con structed it herself, despite the fact flint the slnet commissioner had reported building it ami an assessment ordinaio" hail been introduced in the coiuui' City Attorney I'nge said the data turn ed over to him indb ntcd the coutn .1 'ilid ordered the sidewalk const ni'ti I I'l.d tho work hud been done under the diiection of tho street, commissioner I 'oriiclius snid he had passed the mi t ter on to the contractor ami he had nut yet reported. It was decided to roiclci the matter to the street committee fur a week. Tho city licit 1 1 Ii officer's report showed fill!! Inspections during the month of September. There were 111 deaths In the city, Kugliioor's estimates of IS per cent were allowed the Aoigor company for I'nloa street and August Kehrberger for IHth street. An estimate of $I.'I.'M. 85 wns allowed Irvln Van I'nltcn for the construct ion of the North Liberty bridge. This leaves $150 to Insure the construction of a surfneo pavement on the bridge. This work probably will not be doun until spring, no bituminous pavement contractor being available at this time. Houthwick endorsed the prop osition. Sewor Bond Progress. In answer to a ipiery from ('illuming City Attorney I'agn explained that the transcript of sewer bond proceedings, consisting of 20 pages, had been mailed to Story, Thorndyke, Palmer Dodge, of lloston, October 1", and he expected an answer in four or five days approving the us me. He would Imme diately wire to New York to have the advertisement Inserted, upon approval of the imi eedings. A petition for the segregation of property on 'tin street, owned by Ju- Yntt are nnt aslrprt tn f ntr m Afrrv' 11'.-. fat Stomach Remedy for weeks and months before you receive ai,y benefit one dose U usu ally required to convince tns most skeptical luuerer oi stnmacu Auuiems tli.it this great -cmedy should restore iinyore so auhcted to rnftd health. Aforr'j Wonderful Stnmnrh tlemtdy has been till en by many thousands ot eop e inrnngnout tue lam. it ti:is DrouRht Walt A and Aaepi'ncjtto suilercrs who had des- i .irsd of ever be ns; restored and wl.o now pro- Inlm ft aWomlenul kiedy and ar urging; thcrs who limy bo suaVrnii: with Slomach, Liver and Intmtinal Ailmenlt to tr7 it. Wind . ou, Mayr'e Wonderful Stomach Remedy is so liferent than n osi medicines that are Dut on l.ttf market for the various stomach ailments it is really in a class by itself, and one dose will do more to convince the most skeptical sufferer than tons of other medicines. Results from one dose will amaze and the benefits are entirely iiniuiHi, tut u misun we source ana inundation of these ailments, removing the poisonous ca tarrh and bile accretions, and allaying the under lying chronic inflammation in the alimentary and intestinal tract, rendering the same anti septic. Just try one dose of May re Wonderful Stomach Remedy put it to a test today you will be overjoyed with your quick recovery and will highly praise it as thousands of others are constantly doing. Send for booklet on Stomach Ailments to (ieo, H. Mayr, Mfg. Chemist, 154-156 Whiting St., Chicago, 1U. J. C. Perry, Druggist. I You Should Worry! i: About the rain, when it is possible to buy a good Rubberized Rain Coat for $3.35 These coats are dressy, well made, with patch pockets and military collar, and are guaranteed rainprof. See Our South Window Display bus A. Listen and others was read and referred to tho street committee A petition of the Salem school board and the Star Land company for the va cation of part of 13th stroot and A street, in Parrish addition, waa referred to tho councilmen from tho Sixth ward. The school board pinna to equip an ath letic field and play grounds, and is holding up construction work on a stand until the tract is vacatod. For Playgrounds. The Snlom Plnygrounda association asked in a communication thnt a char ter amendmont be submitted to tho vot esr, authorizing tho establishment of plnygrounda. It was stated that tho work had been enrried on for two years by donation. The matter was referred to tho city attorney to prepnro tho nec essary resolution. Tho city attorney stated that Presi dent Tfogers of tho Playgrounds associa tion had discussed tho matter with him nnd had stated that tho question of tho amount of monoy needed to carry on the work would bo left entirely with tho council. May Recall Stolz and Hatch. Uocorder Elgin reported thnt. peti tions, for tho recall of Councilman flirt eon Stolz, of thn third word, and Conn- ii XjXX.. 1 si? 1 Leading Clothiers 141 N. Commercial St. porting sidewalk improvements. Ho as sorted that tho street commissioner inndo no such improvements, and tho council did not order them. Ho insisted that s better record bo kept by tho stroot commissioner, referring to the Mary Fox assesment as another example of looso methods in tho street depart ment. Resolutions calling for tho construc tion of concrete sidewalks on a number of streets wero passed. Stolz urged hasto, saying tho walks should bo down beforo tho frost comes. More Work Noodod. Minton introduced a resolution for tho elimination of a dniigerous step-off at tho corner of Winter and Gaines avonuo. It was referred to tho street committoo, with power to act. Other rosoliitionin introduced by Min- Tho mnttor of disposing of three city horses was loft to a committee and the mayor. Steps will be taken to secure a comfortable home for "Dolly," a fire horeo which has seen IS years' of ser vice, and has boen pensioned. Frank Durbin, it was stated, wanted to take tho old mare and work hor for her keop, and some of the councilmen thought the proposition a good ono. Othors thought that, inasmuch as she had Borvod tho city faithfully, she should bo taken caro of until tho end of hor days. SEVEN DIE IN ENGLISH WRECK, DN1TKO FRISK UtASSD Willi.) Liverpoul, Oct. 15. Seven persons were killed, including two women and a baby, hero today whou a Livorpool ton called for the repnlr of sidewalks boat train collided with tho Manchostor from tho Fair Grounds Head to High- Kxpress in thn tunnel at St. Jamos Bta Innrt church, on Highland nveniin; tho t i on. liuilroiul officials sairt tho wrack cilninn II. W. Hatch, if the sixth ward, ropnir of a culvert at 15th and Xebrns- wns caused by an excltort passongor, had been filed, nnd ho would call an ka; tho repair of Hood street, where it who pulled tho signal, stopping tho ex election for November 3, when the city crosses Cottage, nnd tho sweeping of K press train, primary voto is cast. street. All wero referred. i ' Of 01 nnmcs attached to tho Stolz pe-1 Stolz donied thnt K street hnd not It i helpful to bollovo moro of good tition, 2ft were found to have been reg- 1 Km swept since November 1. than of evil. isterert. The total voto cast in tho . "" T"" T-; wnrd nt the last city election was Rl, and 25 per cent, or 20, were necessary j to secure a recall election, j Tn the ense of Hutch, 1S1 signatures were attached, and moro than 100 were registered, leaving n largo margin over tho number required to mil an elec tion. Tho recorder snid ho had doubts ns to tho lognlit.y of some sections of thn re call measure, but believed action to test it should bo taken by tho council or some citizen interested. Moro timo wns given Miller street residents who wish to delay building sidewalks until they finish harvesting their orchard crop. OornolluH Needs Bookkeeper, Minton cited two errors made by Street Commissioner Cornelius In re- BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR with simple, xnfe, lioine nimle tonic. fl"t IMni iinv ilrm.giM (I ounces of liny Hum 2 ounces Ijtivona do Coinposee ami rtrncliin Menthol Crystals. If you like, jnld I drachm of your favorite perfume. Mix thoroughly; apply night and mo-i, ing with linger; for dandruff and full iug hair. Contains no dye or coloring matter, but one ingredient, according lo nuthoritii'S, actually forces Into renew cil action the dormant pigment forming cells a i.. I thereby restores promnturei gray hair to its natural color. Thn pnme ingredient is alo a powerful stim ulant to tho growth 'if new hair, REINHART' 444 STATE STREET "The Quality Shoe Store" Boys' Dress Shoes flood clothes and good shoes aro appreciated by tho boy. Our line is Miiied in everything but quality, of which wo havo only ono the best, $2.50 to $4.0O Boys' School Shoes Hugged and sturdy makes, yet combining stylo and comfort with wearing quality. $2.25 to $3.50 American Boy Shoes Splendid waterproof thues, of great durability, They are a ninn uixh shoe of strength and appearance, yet so soft and comfortable that they nre a real comfort, and support the growing boy, A real economy for parents whowi bovs keep them at their wits' ends buying shoes, $3.00 to $4.00 t44TTTf4f4f The Forced Out Sale j of Chas. Hinges Jewelry Store i Began today, and, in spite of the inclem ent weather, the store was crowded all day long. The Christmas stock is now all in and prices are such as make quick sellers. Don't watt, com now, make your selec tion. A small deposit secures any article until Christ mas. FREE coupons given away. Ladies gold watch given away FREE Saturday night at 9 o'clock. CHAS. H. HINGES JEWELER AND OPTICIAN. Next Door to U. S. Bank Building.