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Newspaper Page TextTAOS EIGHT DAILY CAFT TAX JOTOXAL. SALEM, OKEOOK. ' WEDNESDAY, JANUABY 21, 1911 ' ' I ' ' ! .J; I ; i ; I 1 .:, SAVE MONEY ON DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE DURING -OUR YEAR END CLEARANCE AND WHITE GOODS SALES. Today Our 674th Wednesday Surprise Event Today Women's Knitted Petticoats, Special 48 Cents Each These are especially good for cold blustery days as they're exceptionally warm, yet very light in weight Short styles, and may be had in black, navy, Oxford grey and light grey. Some have fancy woven border. Only by a special purchase are we able to sell them at this price. Today only, 48c each. Sale starts at 8:30. See window display. A Sale of Beautiful Elk Pennants: Special 69 ris. Each These splendid pennants are of good quality felt, white ground with purple border, panel and letters. Large size, 15x36 inches, sewed felt letters B. P. O. E., Salem 336. Beneath the initials is a burnt leather elk head sewed on purple panel. A very pleasing effect. Get one during this special offering. Regular $1, special price 69c each. See them on the sec ond floor. . Have You Attended the Special Get Acquainted Sale ? Unusual Offering of Woodbury's High-grade Toilet Goods We have arranged this event for your benefit, and have made these special prices to have you try them. We know that you will be pleased with the quality and that you will be come a steady user of these splendid articles after giving them a trial. Regular 25 size Woodbury's Tooth Paste Special 15c Regular 25 sixe Woodbury's Facial Cream Special 15c Regular 25 size Woodbury's Facial Soap Special 15c See the special Woodbury Window Court Street. THE HOUSE of QUALITY GOING OUT OF THE MEN'S CLOTHING BUSINESS, EVERY THE ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED AT LEAST ONE-THIRD. Capital City Brevities Dr. F. L, Utter, dentist. Masonle bldg Dr. Mendelsohn fits eves correctly. U B. Bank building. Dr. Aaeeln, dentist, 205 Salem Bank k Trust building. Tonight. "The Bnml from Amster dam." Popular prices, William Kenyon, of thil city, In being visited by bis fathor, John Konyon, an Oregon pioneer ot Tillamook, Mm. 1. C. McCoy baa left for Loa Angeles, where alio will visit hor sis ter. Mm. A. Klcln for several weeks. Hev. John Ovnlt is in Portland at present on business. Rev. Ovnll la the pastor of the Bweedish church In this t'ity. Tonight. "Tho Hand from Amster dam." Popular prices. . Tou should have one of those tracts Justi outside of tho city. F.asy pay ment. Pea (Irabenhorst & Co., Ladd A Hush bank building.. A settlement is anked in a complaint filed yesterday by J. B. Kennedy or nl ngninst K. W. Hettlomoicr. The Inertias to the suit nre partners in the Mock bimiiiets and are now separating. " 1 . . j TEOrLE CAN BUY OLA88E8 ANT rLACE, BUT I FIT THEM. THAT IS MY PROFESSION. My TI1IHTY ON K YEARS experience, iu correctly filling the KYK is of the Vrcatrnt value to you. Though I am " a graduate phvaiclau and aurgenn of Heidelberg college, liormaiiy, 1 do not practice medicitia but fit the eyes cor rectly, which is my NPKt'IAl.TY. Cim.WtKN'H K.YKS: 1 ejercise the greatest rare and skill la fitting child rra'a eyi-a. Your child's K.YKH should be guarded with care. If the child has headaches, Is nervous or holds the hook too near the eyes, or too far off, do not neglect them but have their eyes examined at o.e, Willi the latest improed methods and Vvpilpment and my long experience 1 ran correct tliese troubles and save the rhlld great suffering. Parents, you owe it to your children to do this. I make no titra charge for axanUua tion ad I do not recommend glassee where laioea are not needed. I am rnilurMd by the leading phjai- iam of the slate of Oregon. All work guaranteed satisfactory In every re spect. Broken lenses replaced hilo yon wait. I chango Jour glares for iine year free of rbarge. Dr. Mendelsohn Doctor of OytUce, Orricea, 210 U U. 8. Bank Bldf. Salem, Oregon. :.;:-vU-'' 1 , ''-.'.. . ..... !''''."' i . : 'r .; AL v JLIcoodIcoods tei Dr. May, nerve speeinlst, Masonic bid Miss Eatella Burdine loft yesterday for Baker, Oregon, to visit friend8 their for a time. Tonight, "The Band from Amster dam." Popular prices, The plaintiff in the case of Geo. W. Smith against C. C. Hiekok ct al was given judgment by Judge fialloway yesterday. The plaintiff waa suing for 144.1)3 said to be due on a promissory note. After visiting for some time with Mr. and Mrs. Le0 (.Wield, of this city, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Smith have left for California to visit frieuds and rela tives for a while. The visitors are from Alberta, Cauada, County Clery (lehlhar is now seuding out registration blanks to the different people holding notary public certificates lo be filled out by the voters who re ante a long distance lvoin the oountv scat. Clarence Townsend, u well known lo cnl boy, has gone to Dayton, Washing ton, where ho will open up a barber 'hop. Mr. Townseud was forniorlv em- played ni I.ee Canficld'a tonsorinl par lors in the biisement of the Hubbard I'liilding. Tonight. Ktra performance. "The Band from Amsterdam.'' Nice repair shop remodeled, best equipment In Snlom; new, first class ,,l,e) wan in charge; .piick servise; prio .s low. Jacob Yogt, 2J0 North Com mercial atrect. At home, nt the club, nt the office. smoke a Tashmoo 1 l ... cent cigar, and have the satisfaction of smoking the finest two for a quarter that a dealer can hand out. We are closing out our Kdisou records at half price, and w have some bar gains iu Kdison phonographs which you an buy for a very small amount. Call and inspect them. The Wiley H. Allen Co., It. K. Peters, Mgr., ,'rJl Court St.. Mouse building. Thousands of families have todav shared In th joy of eating Tip Top bread. If it isn't on your table to night, you are depriving your house hold of a real treat. Order it at once from th, Sperling grocery, 311 North Commercial. Kverything Iu Icathercraft you will find at Miafer'a, the saddle and harness man, Is? South Commercial street. It is not merely a sales room, but a fac tory where you can get special sample case, instrument cases, traveling bags, etc., made to order, A complaint for divorce wa filed in the circuit court yeetcrUy by Prancis K. Yergcn against Khabeth Yergon. Tim plaintiff alleges that he married the defendant hon she was a widow with five children and that since the wedding she has treated him in a cruel and inhuman nguincr and finally do cried him. The plaintiff avers in hi complaint that the defendant would go aay from home often an, I return with a "terrible grouch." Many other al legations of cruel treatment are made n the complaint. The plaintiff asks ttiat the marriage, bonds be broken and that he be avsarded sole wi.esion of 12 acres of land that he had purehoaed since the marriagx took place. SUIT AND OVERCOAT IN All members of Carpenters' Local 10(55 bo at an especially called meeting to bo held Saturday evening, January 24, to vote on amendment to by-laws. Joe Nicholson, R. S. IMayer pianos aro the fad in musical circles now. If yon will visit our show room at S21 Court street, we will take pleasure in ahowing you the best in stylo and quality. The Wiley B. Allen Co., B. F. Feters, Mgr. "I wonder what to cook for dinner today f" Doea that question ever wor ry you f Don't let it do it again. Ask tho Sunset grocery to suggest somethiug suitable from thoir immenso stock of timely good things for tho table. South Commercial street at No. 121. The following officers of ( hadwick Chapter No. 37, O. K. 8., were elected n,l installed for the ensuing year re cently: Worthy matron, Ida B. God frey, worthy patron, Walter Smith; as sociate matron, Lizzie Head; treasurer, Ida M. linbcock; conductress, Minnie Moeller-.associato conductress, Klizabeth Shafer; mnrshal, Kay Wright; chaplain, Minnie MeCauloy; organist, Belle Itrown: A. In, Kstella Smith; lluth, draco Babcock; Ksther, Kriuinc Bush noli; Mnrtha, Sylvia Jonow; Klectn, I'mma Met nrtcr; warder, Mrs, Olson; sentinel, Henry Scliomnker; installing officer, Pnt Matron Josephine Voss; Mnriun Darby, acting marshal. N 'Look for the Flying Eagle," Presents Today and Thursday Matinees Dally at 3:19 Evenings, 7:13 and 9:00 David Copperfield Charles Dickens' Masterpiece, produced on the actual scenes where It was In spired In SEVEN 7 ARTS A wonderful picture by Universal Ac claim. r Daphne Lewis : Premier Contralto Soloist Popular prices 10 and 20 cents Erm s wm wm or y an vm wm asa aj Best Farm Buy in the County New 5 room house UiVt. New 7-room house ITiW. All modern and la best residence part of the citr. C. 0. RICE With U 8. Barne Co., S13-3H Ma soni Temple. EMM rw Nit am m mm wm jimp iw w fls wir -V "sw m TITLE CLAIMS BEGINS Council Takes Steps Toward Hastening Payment of Refund to People Who Are Waiting. WILL USE BOOKS OF LOCAL ABSTRACT FIB MS IN WOBK Council Unanimously Votes to Hare Special Cleric and Abstract Man Do Work Together. At last evening's meeting of the city council a resolution was unanimously adopted to have Special Clerk Smith co operate with the Salom Abstract com pany in locating the title of property upon which the sewer refunds are claimed.--This check is to be made to awertain foe a certainty who ia en titled to the refund. In oases where there are two or more claimants, the property having changed hands since payment was made or for some other reason, the claims will be held up until the parties have adjusted matters. The resolution passed last evening leaves the matter in the bands of a committee. One hundred claims will be checked, beginning today, to ascer tain approximately the cost of the work, and, if it doos not seem too expensive,the committee will proceed with all possible speed. This means that action will be posisble by Monday evening on a few score claims, at least. It was believed last night that the claims could be checked at the rate of 100 per day, Smith will be assisted in the work by one of the experts employed by the Salem Abstract company. It was the understanding last even ing that the work might be divided between the two local abstract com panies so as to hasten it. City Attorney Explains It. City Attorney Page laat evening ex plained the necessity of knowing ab solutely how the title to the property stood before refunding the money. He believed it to be just as important to know the facts .as in the case of a property transfer. The city waa about to disburse public funds and the fact that a property owner filed an affi davit of ownership was not sufficient. He urged that something be done so that the money might bo disbursed. One plan would be to go tothe county rec ords and ascertain who had title tothe property. This would be a alow and ex pensive way.'' The other atid cheaper way would be to gain access to the books of one or both of the abstract firms and speedily trace title on their books, which arc in convenient form for such work. There was much discussion over the matter, Minton arguing that an arri davit should be sufficient. Date Not Important. The fact that December 12, 1SH2, was mentioned as tne date on wuicn owner ship was important in drawing a re fund was takeu up and Macy contended it had nothing whatever to do with navinent. He insisted that a man s right to a refund was fundamental and no ordinance could deprive him ot it The question whether the man who paid the assessments or the man who owned the tmiportv was entitled to the refund wns discussed. City At torney Page believed the question, with about three others, would probably be litigated. He would like to see the supreme court pass upou a few of the questions involved. Urge Bpoedy Action. Ciimmings urged that something be done without delay to clear up the mat ter. Jones and Spaulding discussed the matter briefly. Spaulding could see no wav out of it but to have the title in vestigated before making payment Abstractor Lee discussed the matter briefly. He said he was not soliciting a job and was present because urged to come bv the city attorney. He was willing to help the city as much as pos sible and would open his plaut for the use of the checkers. Tonight. Kxtra performance, 'The Band from Amsterdam." Nice clean beds, outside rooms, Leon ard Hotel, 234 Front. Ed Savage, of Colfax, Washington, ia here visiting his parents and friends. Tonight. Kxtra rformanc. "The Band from Amsterdam." To meet the prices of Corvallis and Portland, we have arranged with the groceries here to sell our Meadow Brook butter at 31 cents, retail. You will find It strict I v fresh and handled by all groceries. Ask for Meadow Brook butter. Marion Creamery and Produce Co. Governor West was the principal SHker at the luncheon of the Port laud Ad club at the Portland hotel to dav, and his address dealt with the re cent occurrences at Copperfield and his reasons for conducting the affair in the way in which he did. Marshall X. Dana was chairman of the day. West wade public then for the first time a full statement of his stand on the question of the governor' right lo use the mili tia in enforcement of the law ia situ ations, Hick a developed in Copperfield. Toniirht. V.Urm lierfonnaace. "The Band from Amsterdam." BE HATCHED TONIGHT Otto Von Dippel Will Again Appear at Grand and Public Market Battle Will Be Won. STATE'S WARDS WILL BE AMONG THOSE PRESENT Capital Journal Carriers, Numbering Two Score, Will Also Enjoy the Festivities of the Evening. "The Band from Amsterdam" drew another packed house at the Grand Opera House laat night despite the fact that old Jupe Pluv was out of humor and had turned his water bucket up sida down. The presentation of the clever sketch was better even than that of Monday night as those taking part felt more certain of themselves and from start to final curtain there was a smoothness that made one think it was professionals rather than amateurs on the stage. The chorus, led by Miss Fleming, was even more attractive and chic than on the first night and it was then almost letter perfect. Otto Von Dippel, who is George C. L. Snyder between plays, seems to stand the long periods of incubation all right and the doctors say he can hatch still one more egg without danger of collapse, which he will do tonight. There is such a demand for still an other presentation, so many not having seen the play or hoard its delightfully catchy music, that the management con cluded to put the amusing musical skit on again tonight. Inadvertonlly in giving mention of the play Tuesday, nothing was said of the part of Beatrice Woodrow a de butante which waa most delicately. por trayed by Miss Grace Lily, who made as sweet and charming a "bud as ever graced a stage or drawing room either. The boys from the state training school will be invited by the manage ment, for this evening's show, and the young folks sure have a pleasont even ing before them. It is seldom they get an opportunity to see anything in the way of theatrical amusements and they will sure appreciate this generous ac tion on the part of the Elks. The curtain goes up at 8:30 and if you nave not yet seen it oe sure ana go tonight for it is the last chance to see the greatest of living incubators. Journal Carriers Quests. Among tho other features of the play tonight will be one that so far has not been on the bills, and it will be one that will afford the audience almost as much 'amusement as the play itself, and that is that The Capital Journal own era have invited all The Journal car riers, and the little fellows who sell the papers, to be their guests at the show tonight, and some 4i) or more of them will be down in the front rows next to tho music when the curtain goes tif They are a hustling lot of little fellow of whom The Capital Journal is duly and properly proud, and it realizes that when the bunch gets there the players Morris' Prices Pruit, granulated sugar, sack $.".fli flood seasoning bacon l ie Best sugar cured hams, lb l'.'c Best sugar cured pick nick 13i.,c Best sugar cured backs, lb 20c Best streaked heavv bacon, H 2"c Dalles Patent ((best flour) Perfection 3 cans Aster milk 4 pkg. Arm Sc Hummer soda .. 1 gal. extra choice peaches ... 1 gal. extra choice apples 1 gal. extra choice pears 2 pkgs fresh raisins 1 pkg fresh currants U0 M.lo ....33c ....30c .....TV ....15c 1()c 3 cans fine tomatoes 2."c 3 cans fine corn 2."ic 1 can extra fine pineapple l.ic .1 cans flearbrook peaches .We 2 cans Clearbrook apricots 2Se 2 cans Early June pears I.'c 2 cana Libby sauerkraut 2"c 2 earn prepared hominy 2'ic 5 eana Atlantic clams (very bet) Sue J cans large, fat oysters 2.V 3 cans pink salmon 2'c 2 cans Columbia river red salmon ... 2'c 1 can nice asparagus l.V No. 5 keg pickle ftovO Thai dried peaches 2"c 5 lbs choice dried prune 2'c 'j gallon choice syrup 30c No. 10 pure lard M.40 No, S pure lanl 73c No. 5 Snow Cap compound fi'c Golden Rod Wheat. .'..2"c Columbia oats 30c Columbia wheat 30c 3 lb box niaccaroni 30c 3 pkg Tot Tostie 23c 2 pkgs Krinklod Corn Flakes 15c 1 fl bars Roval While Soap 23c 1 bars Morris Best !.V 10 bars Klk Savon soap 25c 1 00 lb sack molass.ts alfalfa meal 1 3 livrr sack plain alfalfa meal ...M.13 Sack bran 73e Saek shorts I.13 IW rolled et, sack ", Bring this ad with yon. B. X. MORRIS, Comer Morris Avenue and Fairground Read. Then Maia 14S7. Always Reliable Relief from theailments caused by disordered stomach, torpid liver, irregular bowels is given quickly, safely, and assur edlyby the tried and reliable BEECHAM'S PILLS Sold mTwhmn. In boiM, 10&, Me. ! tonight wilj have to do their best, for they will have the keenest critics any actor is called on to face, the wide awake young news-merchants. If you have already seen the play, you had bet ter go tonight and see the kids, for they are worth it. Some of these days you will see the names of these same young sters on the signs in front of Salem's coming business houses, for they are sure to get there. Mac Will Be There. They will be under the direction of that born Major Domo, the Capital Journal's circulation manager, J. W. Mclnturff, who will have entire charge of the rodeo. The audience can distinguish him from the boys by his superior height, Websterian brow and Chesterfieldian manners; and, besides, to prevent any possible mistakes, he will wear a pink carnation on the left lapel of his coat, and a smile like that of Adonis when the roseate streaks u nouncing the first dawn of love showed over the eastern horizon of his heart, and betokened the coming of the hal cyon days. He may also chew gum Please don't flirt with him as he is the chaperone. CITY NEWS. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Webb have re turned from Medford. Mrs. Webb has been visiting her parents in Medford several months. Mrs. Art' Artus, of Fairmount street, South Salem, fell and broke her ankle bone this noon. Dr. E. E. Fisher at tended her and she was taken to a hospital. The members of the First Presby terian church will hold a reception on Thursday evening at 7:30 p. m. in the church parlors to welcome the new pas tor and his wife. All members and friends are cordially invited. in an answer filed yesterday to the complaint in the caso of Wm. Black et al against AY. A. Irvine, the defend ant avers that the plaintiffs' allega tion to the effect they were induced to purchase the Elite Cafe through false representations is untrue and that the complaintants were given ample time, and that they did make a thorough in spection of the premises in questien be fore eonsumating the trade. The plain tiffs are suing the defendant to re cover a deed to certain lands in Marion county which they claim were trade to Irvine through false statements mado by the latter. 'W. L. Cochreu, of Holten, Jackson county, Nebraska, who has been in thi city for several weeks looking for a permanent location, stated yesterday that he had divided to move back to his home dace. Mr. Cochron has pur chased a ltiO acre ranch in Jackson county, Nebraska, from J. A. Cooper, of this city, and will return and mak his home there. NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY BURGHARDT & MEREDITH Resident Agents. 385 State Street Special Today! 26' j acres, all in bearing fruit, mod ern buildings, (16,000, 14 acres on car line, $10,000. J acres in clover, house, $1230. 30 acres, 10 cleared, Improved, $3500. 64 acres Howell Prairie, improved, to trnde for Salem property, $S600, Several good buys in Prune Ranches, Hop Ranches and Berry Tracts We have cigar stores, pool rooms, gro cery stores, shoe shop, hotel, rooming houses, blacksmith shop, restaurant. City Lois in all Parts of Salem 10 acres, close in, $2500. 7-room house three lots, $3000. 10-room modern house, $2300. Snap. 160 acres, welt improved, $0000, Expert Public Stenographer in attendance SEVERAL STOCK RANCHES CHEAP. WHAT HAVE TOU TO TRADE? LIST TOUR BARGAINS WITH TJS. WE SELL FIRE, LITE, ACCIDENT INQUARNCE. 4, 5, 8 ROOM HOUSES, INSTALL MENTS. Acme Investment Co. A. B. Cook, Manager Phone: Office, Maia 4:7. Opposite Court House, 540 State St EMPLOYMENT BUREAU IN CON NECTION. Cmnm my mB mm nmmntmimwmwffm ia.lwiMtiiMi'iiyyiaiAiaaiiaisaayailwia,aal Old Eyes Made Young It is a changed world to old folks whose time-dimmed eyes are made young again through the magic of "Rtght-Fithng" glasses. Come in and let us show you how clear we can make your reading look, and how plain and distinct the eye of the needle will become. Our pride is our "Right-Fit' ting Glasses." Miss A. McCulloch Optometrist 291 N. Com'l St. Phone 92S Hours 9 to S Ground Floor Tonight. Extra performance. "The Band from Amsterdam." NEW TODAY. TWO CENTS word for each Insertion. MEADOW BROOK. BUTTER At 35c by all grocers. LOST January 16; purse, containing money. Liberal reward for return to Journal. THIHTY PIGS FOB SALE On Mon day, January 26, 1914, at 10 o'clock a. m., at Salem Indian school, at Chemawa. Pigs will weigh 60 pounds to 100 pounds. Come prepared to take purchases with you. II. E. Wads worth, superintendent. FOR SALE A cow, part Jersey. Price right. Route 3, box 36A. Mrs. Dolt man, MARION SECOND HAND STORE A new store just opened. A great opportunity for Salem people. We soil new goods. We buy and sell sec .ond band furniture, stovos, clothing, tools, hardware and men's furnish- . ings. We pay highest prices for clothing, shoes, and furnishings. Come to us for bargains. Marion Second Hand Store, 442 Ferry st. Phone Main 2329. FOR RENT Four room house. Inquire at 495 South Wintor street. SEWING MACHINES If you need a sewing machine come and get one now, as we are going to make a cleanup sale. No reasonable offer will be refused. 640 State street. FOR SALE Our high grade piano, will ta $150, if sold at once. Call at 313 Hubbard building. FOR RENT Small, modern bungalow, North Cottage street. Phone Carey F. Martin. FORTRADK House mid seven lots for lOO-ncre farm or more. Phone 2I05M. MONEY TO LOAN On Good Real Estate Security. THOS. K. FORD Over Ladd i Bush Bunk, Salem, Oregon 4 t Just ti I to tal- toll your doctor you want e your prescriptions to Scbaefer's drug store, and he will know it ia pul up right. Household Worry Is 99 Per Cent Wash Day Good Riddance by the Laundry Remedy. Linen, blankets, curtain ap-parel-all come back beautiful when we do your work. Salem Steam Laundry 136 South Liberty Street Phone 25 Dry Cleaning. Ak the Driver MONEY TO LOAN I havo a client who will make short loans on household goods anil other per sonal property. John IT. Scott, over Chicago store. WOOD AND COAL In any quantity... Prompt deliTery on specialty. Talli City Lumbar Company. 273 North Commercial street. Phone. Main 812. JAPANESE LAUNDRY AND DRT CLEANINO WORKS. ' v'o machinery to tear and wear out delicate fabrica Work called for and delivered promptly, 443 Terry street Ffcon Main 82SS.