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PAGE EIOHT. DAILY CAPITAL JOTTRNAL. SALEM. OaEOOX WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1913. Today's Special Event I Our 660th Wednesday Surprise :: Womens Umbrellas unusual quality 89c ea. Be ready for that rainy day dry, and you'll be so glad that you invested the 89c when . 1 f . . trames are strong ana covered wun a rirm coiion woven material, nanaies are neat. We really don't see how an umbrella can be sold for such a price as this quoted for to day's sale. None sold before 8:30. See window display. Capital City Brevities Dr. F. L. Utter, dentist, suit 415-(10-417 Masonic building. Who Will Marry Mary," Wnxford, today, find out. French conversation between pupils will be a feature of our classes, 311 Hubbard building. Salem druggists close early. At 8 p. m., except Saturday 10 p. m., and Sun day 6 p. m. Effective October 15. W. K. Crowe and A. E. Boamcs, of Medford, wero in this city yontordny looking nfter business matters. Tho new registrar of Willamette uiii veniity, A. V. Swarthout, arrivod yes tonlay and will take, up his duties im mediatoly. (.'has. P. Thayer, of Seio, and M. Lu file Siimpf, of Hubbard, wero granted a marring)) license yestorday by County Clerk Gohlhar. Mrs. Bossio Clark, of Polk county, is in the city attornling to legal matters concerning the ostato of hor lata hus band, 8. 11. Clnrk. No students or beginners to experi ment on your oyes; 31 years of practic al experience and my ability for fit ting glasses is woll ostiblishol. Dr. Mendelsohn, Doctor of Optics, U. S. bank building. , The Mehama HoteJ Is now open for business under tho personal super vision of Mary E. MoClollan, who will toe to it that guests are kindly and properly treated. Viavi offico now located at 407 Hub bard building, State and High streets. Telephone Main G."5. Offico hours 1:30 to 5 p, m. Appointments at any time. Free health lectures weekly. Inra Motdicr, manager. j10j YE LIBERTY (lOc A big double bill today and all this week for 10 cents. PEARL TANGLEY The Wonderful Woman Who Mystifies all Salem. Ask her your Dan Greegan's Ghost Nothing but Laughs His Hoodoo A Real lliugrnph Comedy JOHN BUNNY See how he is converted to the "Votes for Women" cause. 1 10c I THIS WEEK THE To get tickets for tho low rale of 1.23 for one concert in THE MUSICAL ARTISTS' COURSE. Francis Alda, l.yrlc Soprano, (V tuber 21. Sehninnnn-lleink, World's flrcntost Contralto, November .. Yvonne de Treville, Colalura Soirno, in Costume Hecital, lanuarv HI. Charles W. Clark, Unritone, January "3. Tickets reserved for subscribers only, at the Armory, Saturday, October IS, at I) a. m. TICKETS NOW ON 8ALB AT ALL MUSIC STORES. MANAGEMENT MISS MINNETTA MAQER8. riione r.vci ACADEMY of the j SACRED HEART ? Under the direction of the SALEM, OREGON Most approved methods, Primary, (Irammar and High School Depart ments, Complete course In Muiio. No Interference with religion of riu. MODERN CONVENIENCES DOMESTIC COMFORTS tVholaitle year begins third Monday la September. ADDRESS 8ISTEB BUFEStOR. with one of those extra good Umbrellas. They'll keep you 89c THE HOUSE OOODiGOODS Dr. May, nerve specialist. Masonic building, Children's eyes. I exorcise the great est care and make it a specialty. Dr. Mendelsohn, Doctor of Optics, U. S. bank building. A. M. Abboy, of Newport, pnssed through Salem ycftterdny on his way homo from an extensive trip in Canada. Mr. Abbey is tlio owner of mines in the northern country. ! Mrs. H. (I. Meyer will leave next Sot I urday for San Fmneiseo to visit hor daughter, Mrs. Kdwnrd Thiclsen. Mr. Meyer is in Portland on business this week. Tho fiiuornl of the Into B. T. Ander son was hold this morning at 10 o'clock from the residence, 2218 Stnte street. The remains wero buried in the old homo cemetery in tho Waldo Hills. This evening at 7:30 tho committee solocted to consider tho commission form of government plan for Sulem will meet in tho council chambers. Mayor Stoovos has today sont out notifications to tho members of the committee. Ijiura flartner, who died in Sun Fran cisco, was buried in I. O. 0. F. ceme tery this afternoon nt 2 o'clock. Tho funornl services were held at tho Rig don ft Hichardson undertaking parlors and ltev. Hubert 8. dill, pastor of St. Paul's parish, officiated. Seliiyi Starr, who was operated upon several weeks ago for blood poison and suffered tho loss of one foot, is still in tho Salem hospital ami a second opera tion iH being considered. Mrs. Starr contracted blood poison in her feet from a mere scratch ami tho member was cut off tlireo weeks ago. question. The Clod A llig Two Keel l.uliin Fea ture superbly enst and acted. l0c LAST CHANCE mm Sittert of the Holy Names the rain does come. The T l li jt . T each OF QUALITY i Cascadia Wator. A fresh supply ro ceived at Perry's drug stores. Dr. Asooln, dentist, 205 Salem Bank s Trust building. Ask Pearl Tangley, Ye Liborty, five pictures, 10 cents. Hoost the Artists' Musical Course to everyone you see. Buy a ticket your self. Sale of season tickets closes Sat urday. F. M. Shuck yesterday filed a com plaint in the justice court to rocovor TI7 which is allogod to be due from A, A. Osborne and wifo. Australia: Those intorcsted in Aus tralian lands can sco Mr. J. W. Arthui Kelly, visiting government delegate, at Hotel Marion, Salom, Thursday after noon and Friday morning. Free stero- opticon lecture Thursday evening, Oc tobor 10th, at 8 o'clock, Armory hall Sales. Tickots for two concerts will cost a; much as ono course concert to foni much as ono course ticket to four con certs. Buy your tickets nt tho music stores hetoro Saturday. A motion was filed in the circuit court yesterday evening bv C. T. Lang to have his personal damage ease against I"), A. Madison entered on tho docket as being set for trial at this term of court. , Oct your money's worth Thursday, Woxford, specialty night, 10 cents. My son, a poor cigar is not difficult to obtain. They are being handed out every day, but n good cigar, like a Tnshmoo, is a treasure, and in the smoking, bringeth much comfort and pence of mind. Belter begin now and prepare for wet weather. You will need a good, reliablo storm cover, ono of tho guaranteed kind and nt a littlo less price. Tnlk it over with F. K. Shnfer, tho saddle and hnr ness man, 1S7 South Commercial stret. A forty-horsepower tugboat is now under construction at tho Donnison boat factory here, and will bo used by the Salem Sand & Gravel Co., to tow gravel barges on tho Willamette. This is the first real tugboat to be used on the Willamette here and Mr. Donnison ex poets to bo through with it within the nevt mouth. Big special tonight, Wexford, Thurs day, 10 cents. Services nt the Leslie M. K. church, of South Salem, have been conducted by liov. ,1. S. Spencer, a newly appointed pastor, for the past two weeks. Rev, Spencer nod liis wife recently arrived from Silverton nnd the new clergyman's sermons nro greatly appreciated by the members of the South Salem church. The funernl of tho lute W. 1 Uaytcs, of Portland, took place yesterday and Kmest Anderson, the deceased's broth er in law, attended the services. Mr. Anderson conducts a barber shop on North Commercial street. Mr. Bayles was killed in a runaway accident in Portland. 1'veryone is now Interested In the low cost of living. The economy of your purchase depends largely on the manu facturers' cost of salesmanship, the job bers' profit nnd the retailers' overhead mponso. We turn our capital several times during tho year; our overhead ex pense Is at a minimum, therefore, the price to yon is a little lower than else where, when you buy at the Sunset gro cery, 121 South Commercial street. THE GRAND Monday, Oct 20th TUB GREAT BW HUMAN TLAY A Girl Of The Underworld It Has the Throb It Has the Thrill SPKC1AI. SCKNKKY SrLENDID ACTINO COMPANY Prices 2.V, fiOc, 7.V. Scats on sale Saturday, (Vtober IS at boi office. Terrible. Suffering Eczema All Over Baby's Body. "When my baby was four months old his faqe broke, out with eczema, and at sixteen months of age, his lace, hands nnd arms wero In a dreadful state. The eczema spread all over his body. We had to put a mask or cloth over his face tfrnl tie up his hands. Finally we gave him Hood's Sarsapa rllla and In a few months he was en tirely cured. Today he Is a healthy boy." Mrs. Inez Lewis, Barlns, Maine. Hood's Sarsaparllln cures blood dis eases and builds up the system. Get It today In usumI liquid form or chocolated tablets cuiied Sarsatabs. Dr. Mendelsohn will be in his office Friday morning. Australia: Those interested in Aus tralian lands can see Mr. J. W. Arthur Kelly, visiting government delegate, at Hotel Marion, Salem, Thursday after noon and Friday morning. Free stere opticon lecture Thursday evening, Oc tober 16th, at 8 o'clock, Armory hall, Salem. Judge Kelly, of the Marion county court, is today hearing the case of Urszula Yokulis against the Silverton Lumber Co. The plaintiff in this ac tion is seeking to recover $25,000 dam ages on the grounds he was injured as the result of the defendant's negli gence in providing safeguards around its mill machinery in Silverton. .Tamos Nueman, of Cottage Grove, is in the city looking after business mat tors today. Mr. Nueman is e lending stock raiser in southern Oregon and took away several blue ribbons at the stato fair this year with his fine heerd of cattle. He likes Salem and, pro viding he can find suitable grazing grounds, will make this place his head quarters for his prize stock. The visi tor owns over 700 head of fine cattle, not counting many hotul of high bred horses and hogs. Word has been received here that Carl Massey, the young farmer who left Lttdd & Bush 's bank recently and took up tho rural life on a neat little place several miles north of here, is doing big things in the way of feeding the lowly city man. Mr. Massey is a bookkeeper by trade, but farm life got the better of him and, according to his many Sa lom frionds, the young farmer is mak ing a name for himself as a breeder of fine dniry cows and live pork chops. During the council meeting last night Councilman Stolz insisted in a controversy with Councilman Minton that a certnin temporary building had been removed from E street. Today Stolz admitted ho was wrong, and said the street committee would force Con tractor Stownrt to remove the building without further delay. Minton charged last night that Street Commissioner Cornelius had persistently refused to take any action when a resident near by had made complaint. Mr. nnd Mrs.' James Murray arrived in Salem yesterday afternoon from Grand Forks, N. D., and Mr. Murray will opernto a linotype machine in ono of the Salem nowspnper composing rooms. He is ono of the swiftest oper ators iu tho business and friends who worked with him years ago on the Grand Forks Herald, North Dakota's lending newspaper, aro glad of nn op portunity to welcome him here. 10c 10c GLOBE TODAY SHADOWS OF LIFE A 2-recl Rex, featuring Loii Weber and Mr. Smal ley. A SISTER'S DEVOTION A itrong drama BALDY BELMONT A a Roman gladiator, Comedy. TINY SNYDER In new songs, with organ accompaniment A MATEUR NIGHT THURSDAY THE GLOBE "The House of Refine ment." 1(W 10c f II You Should Worry j You know what a cold menus. It Is not necessary for us to tell you into what, that cold may lend. I'Ihv safe and sure, ue i only O. II. 1 Cough Remedy. It is guaranteed. I 25c Two Size 50c Ope ra House Pharmacy Bf HEAVY MACHINE People in Automobile Failed to Stop and Aid Him, and He Has Broken Col lar Bone and Bruises. Hubert Miller, a farmer, residing three miles north of Salem, sustained a broken collar bone and other injuries this afternoon, as the result of an unto running over him while he was on his way to this city. Miller was attempt ing to cross the road a milo north of the fair grounds, when a big nuto occupied by four people rushed upon him. The man was knocked to the ground, and the heavy machine passed over his body. Nearby farmers ran to the young Miller's condition was serious, loaded him into a wagon and took him home. The auto did .not stop after hitting Miller, according to witnesses, and spoil on toward the city. The driver or oc cupants of the machine were unknown to Miller and those .who saw the acci dent, and no one took the number. Mil ler will recover. THICK. GLOSSY HI Girls! Try Itl Hair Get Soft, Fluffy and Luxuriant at Once No More Falling Hail. If you care for heavy hair, that glis tens with beauty and is radiant with life; has an incomparable softness and is fluffy and lustrous, try Danderine. Just one application doubles the beauty of your hair, besides it imme diately dissolves every particle of dan druff; you cannot have nice, heavy, healthy hair if you have dandruff. This destructive scurf robs the hair of its lustre, its strength and its very life, and if not overcome it produces a fever ishness and itching of the scalp; the hair roots famish, loosen and die; then the hair falls out fast. If your hair has been neglected and is thin, faded, dry, scraggy or too oily, got a 20-cent bottle of Knowlton's Dan derine at any drug store or toilet coun ter; apply a little as directed and ten minutes after you will say this was the best investment you ever made. We sincerely believe, regardloss of everything else advertised, that if you desiro soft, lustrous, beautiful hair and lots of it no dandruff no itching scalp and no more falling hair you must use Knowlton's Dandorino. If eventually whv not now! El Corporation Commissioner Watson has requested the district attorney of Multnomah county to bring suit against the Capital Security company, of Dela ware; tho National Mercantile com pany, of Vnncouver, B. C; the Standard Underground Cable company; the V. S. Grant Iron &- Foundry company and tho Northwestern Asoseintion, claiming they have none of them complied with tho law. Ho will also notify the J. K. Gill Hook company, that it must fur nish a list of the companies whose books the firm distributes, and these com panies will have to comply with the law or quit doing business. Most married men are happier than they suppose. Sacrifice Sale j As I am going away I will sacrifice 1 my home. A beautiful modern bunga I low, six rooms, basement, electric fix i tures, bath, toilet, etc., wash trays, ; wood lift, large lot, lawn, flowers, gar ago, cement walks, paved street, all as sessments paid. Price only $230, half cash. Would be a good buy at $3000. i Going to leave the city, will sacrifice. ; See my agents, Hechtel 4 Bynon, for a renl snap. j H0U6E3 FOE BENT. i Largest Rental Department in the lit I W Writj All Kinds of Insnrniee. FARMS. We have the largest list of farms for salo lu tho valley. Any number of acres to nit. Will Pay 8 Per Cent. Wanted $330 or $1300; good security. Wo buy, sell, rent or exchange prop erty. BECHTEL ft BYNON, 34" Stnte Street. Independent Market Thou 729. 133 Ferry St. Best Eastern Kami ....23c lb. A Good Bacon J7c lb. Best Lard 5c lb. Good Mutton Chop 5c lb. Good Mutton Stew . JQc lb. Today Extra Today I In addition to regular show the Apollo Concert Co., featuring Frederick Theroux, the noted blind violinist. Esther Gertrude Hart, soprano. Donald Walker, pianist. j 4 Reels of Pictures 4 ! , J TODD & JUELL A Novelty Act. TODAY ONLY AT BLMM THESEKE "Where Everbody Goes." f UNITED MESS LEASED WIBE. Mulhausen, Germany, Oct. 15. Avia tor Victor Stoeffler, who, at 12:42 a. m. yesterday, descended here after beating the world 's record for a 24-hour flight, was still prostrated with exhaustion to day. Though actually in the air while covering 1376 miles, only 22 hours and 47 minutes, his stops were so brief that his feat amounted practically to a con tinuous flight, and so long a continu ation of such an intense strain as an aviator is subject to, his doctors said, was almost more than flesh and blood could endure. In a 100 horse power biplane Stoef fler flew from Jokannisthal to Posen and back, then to Mulhausen, and sub sequently four times back and forth be tween Mulhausen nnd Darmsadt. Does Salem Want the best! If so ev ery house of the Musical Artists' course should be packed. Help Salem to grow. Buy your ticket before Saturday. Folks are either self-made or self marred. NEW TODAY. WANTED TO RENT On shares for torm of years, with privilege ef buy ing, a dniry ranch, including about 15 cows and implements, ",T. M. 8.," 429 Court street. Phone 25G. WANTED Delivery boy, with bicycle, at Salem Fish & Poultry Market. Phone 2125. NORTDIWEST RUG REPRESENTA tive is here. Carpets woven into fluffy rugs. Notify S. A. Dobner, Main 1730. WANTED Carrier boys at The Capital Journal office. FOR SALE A modern, up-to-date, 8 room house and lot, right in town, has to be sold this week, so if you are in the market for a homo or an invest ment come and see me. C. O. Rice, with L. S. Barnes & Co., 315-316 Ma souic Temple. STALL ROOM For rent for sovcrnl horses, good warm barn, in ccutcr of town. Phono Main SO. FOR BARGAINS in farm and city property, or for houses, cheap on in stallment or for rent, see R. R. Ryan, 225 South Commercial street. WANTED Good second-hand top bug gy. Address "13. 25," care Journal. A NICE 10-ACRE SUBURBAN HOME li miles from town, near car lino, netting, besides the living for the family over $500 per year. All fruit and nut trees now comiug into good bearing; good house and bam nnd outbuildings, $100 cow, horse, chick ens and implements included. Price and terms right. See C. O. Rice, with L. S. Barnes & Co., 315-310 Masonic temple. FOR BENT-320 acres, 230 in cultiva tion; cash in advance. Trice rea sonable; one to three years. Tlenty feed in barn. Seo Dr. Cusick. LOOIC AT THIS Slightly used drop head sewing machine $10; new drop head sewing machine $16 and up, 6lu Stats street. POM SALE Good fresh milch cow and cnlf. 173 Smith Cottage street. FIXE NEW APARTMENTS to rent at a bargain for 3 months well furnish ed. Call 2(10 N. High. Phone 1993. WANTED Experienced girl; no oth ers need apply. Call mornings. Dr. Clay, 1313 Court street. ' TEN ACRES of very rich bottom land, on crushed rock road, 5 miles from Salem. 3 acres raspberries, 2 seres gooseberries, 5 acres choice apples, U'11 houso and barn. Easy pay. mi-nts. See C. O. Rice, with L. 8. Barnes I Co.,313 316 Masonic temple! 275 ACRE DAIRY RANCH threT quarters of a mil from railroad sta tion, running water, rich soil, good location. Oood buy. Ses C. O. Rice, wltk L. 8. Barnes Co., SIS 318 Masonic building. ' L The trouble with the drama is that if it's clean, it's dull, and if it's not dull, it's indecent. By the way, there are a. few days left in which to think up something to be thankful for. $100 to $1 That you can't beat our bargains. 12 acres in Polk county, two miles west, well improved, (4000; 14 seres on car line ideal suburban home, $10,000; acre in berries, new home on ar line, $1800; 7 acres in berries, 2 miles out, house and barn, (3000; 30 acres, 10 acres in crop, balance timber, 4-room house, good barn, 7m ilea out $3500; 1 220 acres in Polk county, well improv ed, $22,000; 1 to 5 acres on installments several new homes in Salem on install ments; 500 acres well improved, $90 per acre; several 5 and 10 sere tracts well improved. We have a cigar stand, pool hall, rooming hotiBe, hotel, restaurant, gro cery store, candy store and other busi ness chances. 20 acres close in, well improved, $0, 500. Several prune ranches sod berry I tracts at the right price. 10 acres 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, Manager. Phones: Office, Main 477; residence Main 2487. Opposite Court House. 640 State St. Employment Bureau in Con nection. We will fill any prescription, no t matter what doctor writes it. t t SCHAEFER'S DRUQ STORE s t t NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY BCRGHAKDT MEREDITH KesUrat Ageats 181 Ntate 8tr MONEY TO LOAM Ob farm sad city property. Joan JL Scott, orsr Chicago Btors, Balsn, ft uroa. Phons 1BSI. MONEY TO LOAN Oi Good Real EsUte Seoirlty. THOU, K. FORD Over Lsdd ft Bush Bank. Salem, Or REAL ESTATE MONEY TO LOAN JACOB ft CO. Phons E424. 208 207 Hubbard Bldf WOOD AND COAL ! r quantity. Prompt 4sll?srt our tpsclslty. Falls city Lumfc. Compaiy. IT, Nortu Ceraln.rou "st. Phons Main 111. "I'Amii LAUNDRY ANB BIT rHANI?i WORKS No machlsery to tsar sad wst, out delicate fabrics. Work calls 'or snd dollrsrsd promptly. 445 r"y "wt Phone Main SZ.V. :: Cherry City Ice Cream We make a Specialty of Dinner and Lodee orders. I Bu Et it t I t Cksmskst Btrsst I PA-,-- tjon