EIGHT DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL," SALEM, OREGON, ' FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1914. Get It at U 11 11 11 13 II 14 II ri n ii 4 t Get That Suit or Overcoat Now! j We're positively the Mens Clothing Business. ii ti ti II ti l! ii M II II 11 n M ii ii ii Profits cut no figure with us, for we must move these suits and do it quicklyyou will be interested in the extremely low prices which prevail now. Investigate ww wyn m wt iffl smi ? 77ie House of Quality CJQJLfiO.PI3(? Capital City Brevities A complaint for divorce on the grounds of desertion was filed In tha cirenit court today by Wm, Krebs gainst Myrtlo Krobs. The plaintiff vert in bis cimipluiut that the defend jit de-sertod him about a year ago and tried recently to obtain a divorce in Lot Angolcs. The defendant failod to tgt the divorce in California, allegM tha plaintiff, and now ho asks that he bo given a decree. Ho also asks thl custody of the one minor child at tha inmin of the marriage. Professor Frederick O. Honks, Ph. D,( of Willamotto University, will road a paper ltffnro the Bnlom 9 o'clock club at the) First Methodist church noxt Tues day evening on "China Past and Pros Mit." Dr. Henke spent nine years in eiliiciutiunul work in China, having enine .directly from there to his present KKi(ion. lie has trnvoled extensively in China, Colon, Japan nndJudin, and linn ft keen appreciation of tho forces that are making a new Orient, lie prnJis authoritatively of tho possibi lities of tho new republic of China. All intemtnil in this timely nnd Intensely interesting question should hear him. Judge Galloway yesterday granted a flireroo of divoreo for tho plaintiff in tha cane of V. P. Gilbert against Eliza B. Gilrwrt. Desertion woe tho grouud. Ward for Drags. Bargain prices. Thorns 2 47. Prompt delivery, 5 IS Ktat . Dmlwutloii of Intontlon to become a randiduto for re-election to tho office of nhariff wns filed in the county clerk's ufire yesterday by Sheriff Win. Esrfe. Mr, Each states in his doolartt tiua that If ro-clootod he will conduct tho office to the best of his ability. Ward for Drugs. Cut rate, Phone r.M7. Prompt delivery. It la reported that Mrs. Honry Mor ris, who resides at .125 North Winter atrwit, la getting along nicely now af ter Buffering for some time with a broken arm received by falling. "Dr. 'Mendelsohn fits eyes correctly. U. H. Itauk building. Look for the Flying Eagle" Do You Remember the story by Jacques rutrolle, who lost kin Ufa In the TlUnlo dlsastor, and whlh ran In tlie Saturday Eveulnjf TttttT It'i railed "The Diamond Master" ami la the most powerfully interesting story of recent yean... This Is to be shown at YE LIBERTY ray awl tomorrow In motion pictures. IltAtora three reels to tell the story, md Xtm Animated Weekly and a clever com vfty pWlurs axe ou thj same program, .SUNDAY AND MONDAY. John Bnrrymore, In the great American ewwsWlj, "An AmorU-an Oltlseu." CStrittm Tuesday " Paul J. Sainey'i Iljuit." "Look for the Flying Essie' y i going out of fwowlwww'Npw1lwlI, "Ye Ooode King Blng" has issued a command to his subjects, tho Cherrians, to attend a mooting which is to be held tonight at 7:30 p. in. Ho assures the members that it will be monoy in their pockets to be there on time, and tlut tho place of meeting will be in the Commercial club rooms. The meeting will adjourn promptly at 8:30. A few talks on swat-the-fly will bo given and plans laid by the Cherrians to take part in the warfare. Dr. F, L, Utter, denyst, Masonlo bldg. Meyers . National Committeeman Ralph Wil-iK liams and wife wore in the city for a short time yesterday. They passed through on tholr way to Dallas to visit for a short time. Bring us your Kodak films before 6 p. m, and got them tho next morning, or prints tho next afternoon. Trover Wolgol Studio, opposite Bligh theatre. A complaint to recover $81,44 alleged to be owing for goods sold and delivered wns filed in tho justice court yetordn, by Fletcher & Byrd ngninst G. E. Pen dleton. Visit Gilson's attractive now barber shop In llligh building, Stnto street. County Clerk Max Golilhar yester day officially announced himself a can didate for re-election, llo filed his dec laration mid prevailed upon himself to plnce after his niinio on tho ballot the simple words: " Eor re election to a second term." Fine printing; Fuller Printing Con cern, rhono Main 2170 At the meeting of tlie ministerial union Monday at 2:30 p, in, n the Y. M. C. A. building, the paper of the day is to be presented by President Eleteher Koiunii on tint subject, "Tho Church and tho Hlato or Religion in Polities." Thus. ,1, Woodcock, secretary. Plasterers, attention. Open meeting of local No. 4(15 at D'Arcy Hall Thurs day, March 11), at 7:30 p. m, All plas terers Invited to attend. Don't fall to hear Rev. Thos. Q. Rog ers tonight at tho Commons Mission, 41 HUte street. This is his last night at the mission. We look for a refresh ing time from the Wd. C. 1). Black burn, superintendent. Sunday Matinee at . 2.30 That' the time for the opening of thi REX PLAYERS in tlie sparkling comedy The Irish-American Cousin Four acts of clever fun. Don't miss the opening day, Buuday, March loth, at WEXFORD FITFORM The women of Salem are Invited to attend an open meeting of the Woman s club, Saturday, March 14, at 2:30 o'clock, at the library. Mrs. Anna Rogers FibU will road, "Tho Pipor," by Josephine Peabody, with violin ac companiment by Miss Mary Sehultz. Hoar Dr. David Buchanan locturo tip on "Tho Bahal Brotherhood" Sunday at 2 p. m. Unitarian church. No ad mission. J. Coleridge McElroy, a former Eu gene boy, now in business at Salem, was in Eugene greeting his ohl friends yes terday, returning home last evening. He is now conducting a fine billiard, pool and bowling parlor for men and wo- men. Ho opened business five weoks ai"l says his place is crowded every day. Eugene Guard. McKlnley 10c- music always in stock at Geo. C. Will's music store. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Wolfe, who reside at 101 Lincoln street, aro entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Broathway, of tho Cana dian country, Mrs. Brenthway is a sister of Mrs, Wolfe, and the visitors are rather partial to thifl climate. Get some popular sheet music from the largo stock nt Goo. C, Will's music stoio for your Huiiiliiv call. Story hour at tlie public library Sat urday morning nt 0:30, "Tho Woudor laud of Beasts." The doors are open from :2i to 9:351 All children from .") to 12 years aro weleomo "The Rivals," by R. B. Sheridan will be interpreted by Prof. A. P. Neddie in a rending at the public library audi t oviii in this evening at 8 o'clock. Prof essor Koddie has pleated Salem audi euces before nnd bis roading of thb very good comedy will be a rare treat Genuine noodles, oils and parts for all sowing mnehinos at Geo. C. Will 's sew ing machine and music store, 432 State street. The fire department made a run to the Illinois club building last night i'l response to nl call, but upon arriving it the place it was found nothing but a chimney fire iu action. No damage was done. The sign of a Salem booster nun smoking a LaCorona tOo cigar tho most famous product of the Capital City for nearly a quarter of a century. Tom Ordernunn, the genial represen tative of Lang & Co., wholcsalo grocers, of Portlnud, is able to bo on the job again after undergoing an operation for appendicitis. Tom apioar to be iu tho pink of condition1 now, despiu the se vere ordeal, and was around today in terviewing his many good friends ami loyal patrons. Watch, the entrance of Shafer' leath erwine store. New goods going iu and coming out all the time. Always busy theie 187 South Commercial "t. Remember, you have a standing Invi tation to call and her the new talking machine records as they arrive. Th't Wiley B. Allen Co.. It. E. Potent, Mg-, 821 Court. Hustle your clothes Into the bus. l'hone Main Away It goes to tt Chplta) City Loundiy. Back come every article snowy white not a tear -sot rip. A repetition of the St. Patrick's ball of 1913 will be given by the Moose lodge at its hall, on the corner of Court and Higb. streets, March 17. The Moose lodge of Salem "took the St. Patrick cake" last year by giving one of tha finest dances of the season on that memorial day and the members aro working hard now to prepare something entirely foreign to balemites in the way of originality for the program next Tuesday evening. ' The Peerless orchej tra has been engaged, the floor polished to ice-smothness and the "wearing of the green" will prevail both in dress ami mii9ic. A suit to quiet title to lands in Marion county was commenced in the circuit court this morning by D. Mc Cleary et ux against Louis M. Wood aiders et al. Judge Percy R. Kelly arrived in the city this morning with the intention of holding court. He found the chamber? in the court house all torn up and then went to the city hall. Here he found Judge Galloway holding court in tho council .chambers, the only available room in the building, and be finally ac cepted an offer made by tho fire boys to use their quarters. Judge Kelly heard an. argument on a motion for if. new trial in the damage case of Robert M. West against J. H. Sanquenette. The motion was denied. The mother of Miss Mable Childs, of Roseburg, was taken to Portland yester day and will remain nt the home of her il'hter in that place until whtflly re covered from a recent attack of pneu monia. Miss Childs spent a few hours in this city yestorday afternoon visiting friends, returning to her home in Roso burg ou the evening train. Man cannot live by bread alone, but. he can find the finest assortment in the city right in our showcases. Fresh every day. Sunset grocery, South Com mercial, at No. 121. Vick Bros., the local agents for the Ford auto, have purchased the home of J. W. Harriott on North Church street where they will erect a garage in the near future. Mr. Haniett has purchased the home formerly owned by Clydo Johnson, located on Church and Uuioi streets. F. L. Stiff will soon be at his placo of business again after suffering for several days with an attack of the grip. Eugene educators, both from the Uni versity of Oregon and from the high school have been chosen to speak at the conference ou "Sex Education in the Schools and Colleges, which is to bo held in Salem on April 3 and 4. Pro fessor Joseph Sehafor, Professor C, f. Hodge, Dr. Bertha Stuart, Professor Edwin V. O'Hiira, Profesnor A. Tf. Sweetsor, from the U. of O. and Princi pal Georgo W. Hug of the high school are down for talks ou subjects relating to the conference. Those persons mny also take part in tho discussions which will follow other numbers on tho pro gram. F. A. Vogot, general manager of th rails City Lumber t o., bus returned from a trip to Falls City and other points ou the west side lines. Whiln uwny ho inspected the logging camps in the neighborhood of Black Rock nnd tiiind them lively with a bright outlook for a good summer's business. Dr. May, nerve specialist, Masonic bid Mrs. Alice M. Dohman of O, A. C. speaks this evening on, "Home Nurs ing." nt Central Congregational church, Ferry and S. 19th streets. Mrs Dolman represents the department of domestic economy which has already provided several most acceptable spoochon for the extension course. No charges are made nnd it Is hoiK'd people generally will profit by this opportunity to hear a specialist on such a vital subject. Salem' model photoplay house presents TODAY AND SATURDAY 2 Special Features 2 THE NEW YORK ZOOLOGIC AL PARK . Part of the largost single collection of - wild animals in captivity. ALL FOR HIS SAKE A powerful two-reel detective drama, featuring Oortmde McCoy. HIS LITTLE PAGE Vltagraph Comedy. RICHARD DE REVERE Talented tenor. Special Vttigraph Featurs Sunday, ILOEE i Cents ESI BIRTHS. . PRICE. To Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Price at their home, corner of Center and Winter streets, Thursday, March 12, 1914, at 4:30 a. m., a son. DEATH NOTICES. MINTON-STALEY. At the residence of the officiating minister, Rev. Delmar H. Trimble, pastor of the Centenary M. E. church, in Portland, Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock, Miss Lucile Staley to Albert N. Minton. Miss Staley has been employed for some time in the office of the state board of control at tho state house. Mr. Minton is a promising young at torney of this city. He is a graduate of the "Willamette university college cf liberal arts and college of law. A SCOTCH MOON. An old Scottish gardner was showing to a tourist the beauties of the loch and of the little village of Duddingston. It was evening, and as he expatiated ou the lovely scene, and on the glories of his country the moon rose over a hill. Tho old man stopped short in the mid dle of a sentence and gazed in admira tion at the moon. Then he turned to the tourist and said: "There's a moon for yel I tell ye mon, we're a grand nation!" FARMERS' INSTITUTE CLOSES FOR SEASON. Madison, Wis., March 13. The last of a highly successful senson of "Farm ers' institutes, ' ' conducted under tho auspices of the extension department of tho University of Wisconsin, were held today at Wild Rose, Ardale, Doyles town, Dawlton, and New Lisbon. Offi cials in charge of the institutes reported on tho work that has been done. Their reports contained high testimonials from farmors all over the state who de clare they have received vast benefits from the system. Wisconsin was the pioneer in this movement to hold meet ings in small towns where the farmers gathered for instruction in practical and scientific methods of building ud their farms and increasing their profitj not only through the development of larger crops but also through estab lishment of a better system of reaching the consumors with their products. INFERNAL MACHINE. UNITED FHKSS I.EiSBD WI11B.) Oakland, Cal., March 13. A time clock dovice early today exploded an infernal machine secreted in the rear of a brick bakery in course of construc tion at Sixth and West streets here. The bakery is owned by Giachino & Deva pof, Valuiblo mnchinery was destroyed and tho daminge may amount to $1000. No intent to take lives was contem plated, as a time was chosen when no one would be in the building. Tho police believe that revenge was tho motive. Final testimony was taken today in the enso of J. W. Ransom et al against D. N. Mdntui'ff ot al. Tho arguments in tho case were continued until next . '"'"y- ' Wi&tJt'- T T f 4 NEW TODAY. TWO CENTS a word for each insertion. 4 ,. ..4 FOR RENT Modern 5-room bungalow, corner Cottngo and Belmont. Phone 1582W. LOST Blnck nnd tnn Airdale terrier. Reward for information or return to D. M, Stevenson, 1105 Leslie street. EXCELLENT DRY ASH and Maple wood for immediate delivery, at 1.50 por cord. Phone Main 581. T. A. Livcsloy & Co. FOR SALE Fine loganberry tips, lc each. Albert Jonunti, care Steusloff Bros. FOR SALE Good driving horse, per fectly gentle; only $50. Call at 670 Mill street. LOST Fountain pen without cap; pur ple Ink. Finder kindly notify Farm ers' 551. FOR SALE Cows, six good young Jersey, Holstein and Durham, Two heavy milkers, with young calres. First street east, first house north of asylum. HOB YARD WANTED Wanted to lease a good hop yard; will pay cash or sharo rent. Address box 333, Sa lem, Oregon. NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY BUROHARDT & MEREDITH Resident Agents. 383 Stats Street. A. r -ri- i T I uramtuic Heading or 'Sheridan's Rivals' BY Professor A. F. Reddle Public Library Auditor ium tonight; 8 o'clock FREE IS ONITED PI1E3S LEASED WIIIE.1 . Seattle, Wash., March 13. Al- best Dahlstrom, head of the "he- liga" cult who his been on trial here charged with violation of the Mann white slave act in transport- ing MissEdna Englund of Tacoma, one of his alleged 32 wives from Seattle to Fresno, Cal., was found guilty at noon today by the jury in the United States court on one of the four counts against him. f JEWELS NOT RECOVERED. ONlTBD PRESS LEASED WIIM. New York, March 13. Flat denial of reports that part of the jewels stolen from her homo in Narraganseti Pier, R. I., last year had been recovered was voiced here today by Mrs. John Hanan, wife of the millionaire sh:e manufacturer. Mrs. Hanan also denied that the jewels were worth $250,000 as was reported at the time of their dis appearance. THREE MORE BODIES. ONITED PRESS LB1SID WIRE. St. Louis, March 13. Threo mora corpses were taken this forenoon from the Missouri Athletic club ruins. This brought the number recovered up to 2,1. Fragments of other bodies were found but they were so badly burned it could not be told how many they repre sented. DAM GOES OUT, Seattle, Wash., March 13. The Fre mont dam between Lake Union and the Lake Washington canal went out nt 12:30 o'clock this afternoon and at 1 o'clock this afternoon threatens to flood a large part of the lowbuids along the canal right of way between Fre mont and Ballard. The city's new con crete bridge over the canal at Fremont is in danger of being undermined. Notice of Amondment of Assessment Ordinance for Improvement of South Twelfth Street, From Mission Street to South City Limits. Notice is hereby given that the Com mon Council of the City of Salem, Ore gon, will at or about 7:30 o'clock p. m., on the 16th day of March, 1914, or at the same hour at any subsequent romilar Council meeting thereafter, at the Common Council chambers in the City of Salem, Oregon, proceed to amend and modify section 4 of Ordinance No. 1311 so as to re-adjust and correct the pro portionate shares of the total cost of improving South Twelfth street from Mission street to the South City limits heretofore assessed upon each lot or port thereof or parcel of land liable therefor. All persons interested in said assess ment and the amendment thereof are hereby notified to appear at said time before tho said Common Council and present their objections, if any they hove, to said amendment of said as sessment and apply to said Common Council on or before tho said 10th day of March, 1914, to equalize their pro portionate shares of the total cost of improving said South Twelfth street, and their enid assessments as amended. CHARLES F. ELGIN, City Rccordor. omluiftloonly 1234,)6on is radtd EXTRA Special! 90 acres, well improved, 6 miles west, i7 acres prunes, $12S por acre, 38 acres improved, $3,800. 7-roora house, three lots, $.)000. Lot on paved street, $150, snap. Large lot and house, 1 block postof fice; $6000, snap. 26Vi acres, all in bearing fruit, mod em buildings, $16,000. 30 acres, 10 Cleared, Improved. $3500 64 acres Howell Prairie, Improved, to trade for 8alem property, $8600. 10 acres bearing fruit, improved, $3000. 17 seres, close in, Improved, $4000. 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 Lots in all Parts of Salem SEVERAL STOCK RANCHES CHEAP. WHAT HAVE YOU TO TRADE? LIST YOUR BARGAINS WITH US. WE SELL FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT INSUARNCE. Acme Investment Company A. B. Cook, Manager Phone: Office, Main 477. OppoeiU Court House. 540 State 8t EMPLOYMENT BUREAU IN CONNECTION. (Continued from page one.) his -questions but the break did not last long. When he gets through the octopus act the case will get down to its merits and will have some interest for the public. Afternoon Session. This afternoon on the convening of the commisison F. N. Derby was called by City Attorney I'age and testified that, he and W. H. Grabenhorst Thurs day and today made an appraisal of the company's land and fixed the value at $27,800. Mr. Grabenhorst alBO testified to the same fact. This property wa valued at $62,202 by Engineer Doreszki for the company. Considerable disappointment was manifested by City Attorney Page over the failure of witnesses to appear this afternoon for the city. He considered a full effort had been made to got them, Engineer Haganah thought this was favorable to the company and showed that the citizens were not interested in the matter or else felt favorably toward the company. Mr. Page expected to get his witnesses on the stand some time this afternoon. WEIGHTY MATTER SETTLED. UNITED PRESS LEASED WIHI. , Paris, March 13. After eight years' litigation, the 50 members of the cous of cassation held today that the rural co-operative land society of Maginod had been forced to pay 25 cents toj much , stamp tax on its registration papers and must have its money back. WOMEN GET SUFFRAGE. UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE. Copenhagen, Denmark, March 13. Controlling majorities in both bouses of parliament today agreed to the passage of a constitutional reform bill, under the provisions of which all electorate property qualifications are abolished and suffrage is granted to women. WE, W W H Will SE lli RlMipl SSilMtAfe'MtHl'lMaM'M'M'fettlB'fclktt'tti'M SACRIFICE SALE , We Can Sell $5000 Property for $2900 For a few days only. We can sell 3 houses in Fairmount park; one is strict ly modern, for $2900; terms. Mr. In vestor, look this up for there is only one chance in a lifetime to pick up a snap like this one. Bechtel & Bynon 847 State Street. To buy, sell or exchange real estate, get 'Out of the Rut" Room 11, Bush Bank Bldg., brings the buyer and seller to gether without commission. MONEY TO LOAN On Good Real Estate Security, THOS K. FORD Over Ladd & Bush Bank, Salem, Oregon JAPANESE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING WORKS. No machinery to tear and wear out delicate fabrics Work called for and delivered promptly. 445 Ferry Street. Phone Main 652 Good Buys 50 acres bearing prunes, all equipped and In fine shape. A decided bargain. Ideal dairy farm of 80 acresj near creamery, 60 acres in cultivation, 20 acres in pasture, best of clover soil, good 6-room house and barn, all kinds of fruiti and berries, spring water piped to house and barn. Extra good buy. 5-room modern house, new, snap, $200 down, $15 per month on balance. 100 acres river bottom, $50 per acre. 10 acres choice cherries, beginning to bear, $3000. C. O. Rice & W. S. Low With L S. Barnes & Co. S13-3H Misonlo Temple. If yoa have barf aim to offer, Hit wltk as. EstfiBESU