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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1913)
JWmmiiH 1 sni inlslifr ..J .,. f, i mm ami imtrn mm s I! 11 II tl II II 11 11 II 11 11 II 11 11 II II If II !3 11 II M M ti II M It 11 II II II 11 11 II II I! 11 11 II 11 u 11 II ti n u ii EJ El II 11 11 II 11 II M II II II II u n ii ti ii ti ii n n El u ii ii ii P ALL SHOES AND SLIPPERS ARE ON SALE .: f ' i i 1 V 'i Walter Downing, of Salem, was awarded the prize luitt night for the highest scoring bird at the sixth annual exhibition of the Marion County Poul try Association. The prize wag a largo ilver eup, given by the Ladd k Bush Bank. The show is by far the mot success ful ever given in this city and the at tendance so far has boon satisfactory. The largest crowds are expected today and Friday, when the exhibition closes. Buff Plymouth Rocks. Geo. McOilchrist Cock 4. E. W. Elrod Cock 3, cockerel 5, pul let 1, hen 1, hen 2, hen 3, cockerel 2, Mrs. Ella Plank Hen fi, cockerel 3, special ribbon best shaped male from American Buff It. It, Co.; Cock 2, pullet 8, pullet 1; special best surface color; also special best sha)ed female award ed by American Buff P. R. dub: Hen 4. John Cornforth Cockerel 4. M. M. CainCock 1, cockerel 2. A. M. Warren Pullot 5. White Wyandotte. Waltor F. Downing Cockerel 8, pul let 1, hen 1, hon 2, hen 3, cockered 2, lien 4, , Canvassers Get Busy and Are Mooting With Quick Response from Busi ness Men of City. BELIEVED AMOUNT WILL BE SUBSCRIBED IN A FEW DAYS Plan Is to Have Wor.ki Coinploted Sat urday and Progress Is Being Mode at Good Rate. The stack-selling campaign of the 8a lorn Coffee Club began this morning and rapid progress is being tnndo by the so licitors. It is believed that tlio entire eity will bo covered by Saturday. A total of 000 shares aro on sale at $!i each. That there will be many wiles of morn tlian one shave of stivk to Indi vidual subscribers is certain and It is said some will give as high as $100. That thero will bo no difficulty secur ing the required amount was the Bonti nicnt this nflornoon. Citizens aro sub scribing liberally and tlmro is every rensnu to believo that tbo work will be completed by Saturday. Tlio following are the solicitors in the several districts In which is tlio city is divided: Trade to Ferry and Front to Com mercial, Charles ltoth ami N I), El liott. ' Ferry to State and Front to Com mercial, W. M. Hamilton and Fred Tblolsen. Slato to Court and Front to Com nmrcliil, Jos. Albert snd J. D. Whita. Court to Chcmoketa and Front to Commercial, Fred Voget and Albert Mint-on. Chomcketa to Center and Front to Commercial, I H. Comptou Snd F. A. Jfswby. Commercial to Liberty and Ferry to Trade and south of Trade and east of Commercial, U. 0. Holt and J, W. Beck ley. Commercial to Liberty and Ferry to State, Attorney Vincent, Curtis Cross and John Chaber. Commercial to Liberty and State to tmirt, C. II. Bhhop snd W. II. McGil ehrist. Commercial to Liberty and Court to Chomnkota, Fj. T. Barnes and Percy Cotter. Commercial to Liberty and Oliemeke t to Center, J. N. Skaife. Liberty to High and Trade to Ferry, B. A. Barton and H. B. Comptcm. Liberty to High snd Ferry to Stste, A. A. Left and Theodore Roth. Liberty to High snd State to Che mokels, 0. H. Moihor, W. A. Listen and Jvao Martin. Photograph of some t& I SCI Walter 0. Pearmino Cockerel 1, pul Kit 3, pullet 2. ' Airs. W. M. M. Reynolds Cockerel 3 Glen A. Ooulct Hen 5, pullet 4, cock erel 4, pullet 5. BlacJs Minorcas. Mrs. 0. K. Winters Hen 2, cockerel 1, pullet 1, cock 1. Grant Adkins Hen 1, cock 2. Anconas. C. Daniels and Son Pullet 5, pullet 4, pullot 1 and 2, cockerel 1. W. 0. Asseln Cockerel 2. 0. M. Voris Hon 3, cockerel 3, pul lot 2, cockerel 4. Sicilian Buttercups. G. H. Seller Cockerol 3, pullet 1 and 4. Albert W. Bottemillor Cock 1, hen land 2. , Mrs. W. 0. Asmiln Cockerel 1. Black Orpingtons. 0. F. Hageman Pullet 3, 1, cockerel 2, 1. ' r. ",' ' '.. Faverolles. Eugoqe Prescott Hen 2, cock 1, hen 3, cockerel 1, hen 1, pullot 1, cockerel 3, cockerel 4, pullet 2, 3, cockerel 1, D. D. Koelor Pullot 5. .-' ty i" . ' t V Photo cui)Tlutit by Amertcaii Press Opening of the Panama Canal Working the Leaves of an Emergency Dam. In ensu of accident because of gate being rnimnvd by siil;t- tbrro nre etniTgency dnms which may he brought Into nte nt once. Tlio men til the photo an- onerntlne t'n io' i"-ir- mnrhpur 1 Liberty to High and ChonicMn to flock to his court to henr him pro Center, V. 3. Lehninn and Or, Altman. uomien sentence upon offenders as they High to ( linrch and Trade to Ferry, wero brought before him. One day u S. A. Barton ami 11. II. Compton. ; fellow by the nnmo of Duffy was up High to Church and Ferry to !tnte, ' before tho judge, the charge being in S. A. Barton and II. 11. Compton. toxicatton ami disorderly conduct. When High to Waverly aiul State to Court tho judge heard the charge and name (county court house, postoffice and lie soaked the fellow for disgracing a cnpltol), Paul Wallace, .1. G. lleltel and Julio Lewis. lti.,1. ... ri i. .,..1 r nretictn, C. M. Roberts snd Max Buren. Huburbnn stories and state institu tions, Win. J. Fleming and 0. 0. Pres nail. I West of Front, street. C. K. Allen and X J Unas A rOETIO MAGISTRATE. In New York there is a police magis trate who while fining offenders quotes original poetry to them. That magistrate ln t to be put in a class' First Hem "What a ridiculously with Judge Duffy who a generation giddy creature that young Mrs. Dork ago ni tie a name for himself a police ing Is!" magistrate in that iown. Folks used toj Second Hen: "Oh, she's young yet. varieties of poultry shown here. I L. L. Bucker Cockerel 5, pullet 4. & 0. Br. Leghorn. A. II. Elliott Cock 2, pullot 4, cock erel 4, pullot 3, hen 3, hen 2, cockerel 5. J. M. Card Pullet 5, been 1, cockerel 1, pullet 1, 2. Henry Volt Cockerol 2, cock 1, cock erel 3. F. F. Fricson Cock 2. A. W. Oliver Cockerel 1, hen 1, pul let 1. Hamburg. Walter Roswurm, Forest Grove Cock 1, pullet 1, 2, 3, cockerel 1, lieu. 2, 1. Camplnes.' Mrs. J. D. Nairn Pullet 2, hen 2, 3," pullet 3, cock 3. 8. 0. White Leghorns. Mrs. J. W. Roberts Cock 3. Dennis Stevenson Pullet 3, 1, 4. Victor Cooloy Hen 5. J. P. Hall, Newberg Pullet 2, hen 3, 2, cockerel 3, 2. Shirrel Fleming Cockerel 1, 4. H. 8. Carter Cockerel 5, cock 1, hen 1, 4. White Cochin Bantams. Frank Korr Cockerol 1, pullet 2. cockorcl 3, pullet 1, 5, hen 1. mm i in-. '. "'ill ;' Assoi'latlni good name, A FALSE PILGRIM. A woman named, Mary Wilson, a deaf mnto was, in the Belfast court, sentence! to three months' imprison- ,,"",t for nvi ''ti'"''l from I 'r"' ''''i'sl'eth Maxwell, a charwoman, by pretending that she was going to LoimliHi and would bring Mr, Max well back a bottle of water from the shrine. MATERNAL CARES. Walter Rosswurm Pullet 3, 4, cock ercl 2. , White Orpingtons. J F. F. Wood Hen 3, 2, pullet 3, cock erel 3. Buff Orpingtons. Mrs. Ada W. Cox Pullet 2, 4, cock erel 1. I John Palmer Cock 2. 1 Mrs. W. Asseln Pullet 5. Barred Plymouth Rock.. I Mrs. Ella Plank Pullet 2, cock 4. ! hen 1, 2, 3. Frank Kerr Cockerel 2. Grant Adkins ;Hcn 4, S. A. S. Hart Pullet 1, 2, 4. Partridge Plymouth Bock. J. R. Hensel Pullet, 2, 4, 8. Mrs. Ella Tl&nk Hen 1, cock .1, pul let 1, 4, ;j , , . S.X. B. I. Bed. W. G. Gundorson-'-Cock 2, cockerel 8. W. T. Dailey Cockerel 3, pullet 1, 4. A. V. Oliver,.. Rickreall Cockerol 2. Rex Palmer, Marion Pullet 2. 0. W. Gibsons-Cockerel 1, pullet 5, 2. G. M. VoriB Cockerol 4. R. E. WilsonPullet 2, 1, cock 2. Light Brahma. T. A. Ratcliff Hen 1,'3, 2, cockerel 2. Harold Roberts Cockerel 1, pullet 1, 2. Geo. McGilehrist Pullet 3, 4. Wait till she has known the sorrow of sitting for three weeks en a china egg uii'l two doorknobs; she'll sober dowu then." Give one woman two minutes to sie another woman up and sho can devote two hours to describing what the other had on. ORIGINAL fr-'ri GENUINE ISg'-'i; ..jfnrTwH' 1 ''w .K t t ""7;t ! , s --. sr m f . ,i. "Cificll JtrJiaticrJ The Food-Drink (or all Ages Rich milk, malted grain, in powder form. For infants, invalids uJ growing cbildrm. Purenutrition, upbuildinf tW whole body. Invigomln nursing mothers asd Um Sfred. More bealtblul thaa tea or cotfs. Tfc M uCxt'twtv. A far HORUCK't ii ti 11 n a ti ii El ti n ti ti n !! n il u 13 El El II E, U 13 II ti SOLE AGENTS THE SMALL II ca ti CI n ti n H 11 336 State Street Telephone 616 Pictorial Reasons For Wilson's Stand on Mexican Question " "-' ': " ' r r . t. .3 .. i :-. ' 'A; ' Fhotoa copyright, 1911, by American OTH of tliese pictures show why President Wilson refused to recoptiiM Ihu-rtu us pr.ivhlotiul president of Mexico They sr not plensant pic tuiex. but they are ronl ones. One shows some of the Mexicans who were lt dend In front of the national palace during the disturbances which accoinpnnled tlie defent of the federal forces nndcr Mndero and Mil dcros murder, lluertu hud tbe army with him, and they shot to kllL Tbe other picture shows a bund of rebels of the type that kept things stirred up and nm-rxhltiited President Wilson's notice to Americans In Mexico to flee from the muio disturbed country. 300 pairs Ladies1 Slippers Jf all colors, now go at'. . . . 0)C 200 pairs fur and ribbon trimmed felt Slippers up to $2.00 A p grades, now go at .... . iJJC Men's Knee Rubber Boots $2.95 Men's Knee Snag Proof Boots $3,95 Men's Hip Snag Proof Boots . . $5.95 Use DUX B AX the wonderful new waterproofing The largest repair shop in Salem Prices 2$ per cent lower than other repair shops for the FAMOUS PROFIT AND QUICK ' . A v :,.li:,'''' ( 1 Press Association, My II II II M 11 11 11 11 11 11 U n II II It 11 II 11 II II II 11 n n ii n ii ii n 13 It II II 11 II 11 13 m ii u HANAN SHOES SALE STORE Next to the Ladd & Bush B'nk There ts more Catnrrh In this section ot the country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be Incurable. For a great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease and prescribed local reme dies, and by constantly falling to cure with local treatment, pronounced it incur able. Science hns proven Catarrh to be a constitutional disease, and therefore re quires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catnrrh Cure, manufactured by F. .T. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, Is the only Constitutional cure on the market. It Is taken Internally. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case It falls to cure. Send for circular! and testimonials, Address: F. J. CHENEY CO., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists. 76a. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Income tnx law unconstitutional, says Lawyer Bourlie Coekran. But hnnn't he noticed tliat not so many laws in the common peojilo's interest aro heini; declared unconstitutional as formerly? It seems that tho nioro capalile or self-(!Ovorninent people become,, the more expensive and trouble, they have in gov erning JhcniBelves. Ii t-i. j. tr "nil Syrup Will Surprise You Cost Mule, but there Is N th ing Halter at any Price, fully Guaranteed. L 3ir2l JTcre Is a home-made remedy that takes hnlil nt n ciiirl, olmnut and will tisunlly conquer an ordinary coiikIi in 24 Iwurs. 1 his recipe makes a pint enuimli for a whole fnmilv. Vou conldn t buy as much or an nootl ready made couxh syrup for $2.60. Jlixone pint ot cruniiliitcd sunnr with Vi pint of warm water, and stir i minutes. Put 2V-j ounces of Pinex ((lfty cents worth I in a pint bottle, and add the Siiuar Svrtip. This keeps perfectly and has a pleasant taste children like it. llraccs up the appetite and is slightly laxative, which helps end a cough. Vou prolmhly know the medical value of pine in treating bronchial asthma, bronchitis, spasmodic croup and whoop. inK coivh. Pinex is a most valuable concentrated compound of Norway white l)in. extract., i-ich in miaiannl other natural healing pine elements. wincr preparations will not work in this combination. The nromut results Imm tl,:. sive remedy have made friends for it in uwunnui oi nomes in tlie United State and Canada, whih rl. in k- .i. . i plan has tieen Imitated often, but never successfully. I A piaranty of absolute satisfaction, OT taoney promptly refundl, goea with this preparation. Your drurajist has Pinex fit will ret it for you. If not, send to The fines Co, Ft. Wayne, lad.