Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, March 21, 1914, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEGfiT DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, 8AXEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, MABCH 21, I91t A n n ti ri n ii ti ii if n ii n H ti ti u ii H El ri ti ii si ii ti n ii ti n n ti ti ri N If II ri n M II 11 1 ta fl II II M II If M ri n ti u m in in Ml HI 1 S3 ' M I M v M i II U1 Ml M 61 11 y "Get It at Meyers" Special Sale of Beautiful California Rose Bushes Two years old; sold in many nurseries as high as 75c each. SPECIAL YOUR CHOICE TWO FOR THIRTY CENTS These are strong, healthy bushes with large roots and the stock includes all the most popu lar varieties. The biggest assortment of rose bushes to select from in this section. See the big window display on Court street While they last Two Bushes for 30c Shop at Salem s Big Department Store Next Week A Special Message to You Fellows Who Need a New Suit We're positively going out of the Men's Clothing Business-we need the space for enlarging the other growing departments and must unload this immense stock of high-grade clothing as quickly as possible. You fellows who need a suit, or if you are planning for a new outfit for spring spend that money here now, and make it do double duty. You can not afford to pass such offerings as we give in our men's section. Drop in tomorrow and Let Us Show You. "The House of Quality" Capital City Brevities An organisation was., formed in Portland last Wednesday composed of former Willamette university' law stu dents, and its purpose is to boost Judgs Charles L. McNary for re-election to the supreme bench. The new club is to be called the "Portland-Willafriette McNary for Re-Election. " The Port land lawyers are solid for Judge Mc Nary, having broken into the legal world while the supreme justice was then dean of the Willamette law school here. They intend to canvass the whole county of Multnomah for the popular jurist, and will bIbo call upon their old brother Btudents who are now practicing law in various parts, of the state. Judge McNary is well known throughout the stato, and there is prob ably not a county in Oregon in which j there is not a lawyer who graduated from the local law department. High class dressmaking and tailoring by expert lately from the east. All the latest modes executed in the most ap proved manner. Special rates for a fow days to introduce my work. M.t. L. 0. Hall, 808 South Commercial. Dane tonight at the Armory Wil lamette club. Walla climbing on a new hen house a few days ago, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Harris, of Brooks. fell and broke her leg. She was brought to this city for an X-Ray examination, and is progressing nicely at her home STEEVES ISSUES EDICT CALLS ON ALL EESIDENT3 0E SA Personal Mention Robert Kinney, of Astoria, was LEM TO ASSIST IN CLEAVTNij I ., Kbert KmDey' UP CITY I -v V(!8'erday. Mrs; L. C. Matthes, of Brooks, i spending the day in town. -.,, , Judge C. L. McNary went to Portland lowing proclamation in regard to the fly crusade: " Whereas, scientific research ha Hon, W. H. Downing, of Sublimitv, is in the city for the day on business. Lattle Miss Mary Albert went to shown the common house flv to be jipi..) . . , , . , lu UB 4 i rortland yesterday to visit relatives. Dr. May, nerre specialist, Masonic bid Attorney-General Crawford has today filed an appeal in the case of the state against the Btato board of control in volving about $16,000 said to have been spent improperly. The money was a part of the penitentiary foundry fund or re volving fund, and was spent by Govern or West to make improvements at the penitentiary. The attorney-general, in the suit, alleged that the board had no right to spend the money, notwithstaud ng the fact that the stnte got full value. Circuit Judge Kelly sustained a do murror to the complaint and dismissed the suit. It la believed fresh eggs are going into cold storage in Portland, while the Chinese article is placed on sale. At Quinaby station alone 500 dozen eggs are shipped weekly to the Rose City Dane tonight at the Armory Wil lamette club. Uncle Sam has notified the Salem Commercial club that he wants to know something about the climute and fruit products in and around Salem, lie writes Secretary Bynon that he would ike to get in touch with several horti culturists in this vicinity and bo ud vised when tho fruit trees begin bloom ing und whut the conditions aro in re gard to killing frosts at th's time of tho season. Our big undo will be pre sented with all the information ufc'sooii as possible. The case In which several state offi cials, including flovcrnor West, were sued by the state through Attonioy Oeneiiil Crawford to recover money al leged to have been illeirullv expended out of the prison revolving fund, W'tl be curried to tho supreme court. Judge Kelly dismissed the complaint in the circuit court, nnd the attorney-general has now served notice of uppenl to the higher tribunal. J. F. Koysor yesterday had the mis fortune to full and break hiB knee cap while running to eaten a, Salembound train in Portland. Mr. Koysor finullv caught the train and was taken to the Salem hospital, alter arriving hero. He is an active mombers of tho locnl brick Uyers' union, nnd hns been employed in Centrulia for somo time. Special offer of free pressing service with every suit sold this week. Order now before the Easter rush is on Spaulding, 493 Court. Trade your old furniture for some thing new at Peetz Furniture Co., 247 North Commercial street. Peach growers report a phenomenal crop of blossoms, and say that, if no frosts intervene, the fruit will have to be thinned considerably, as no treos could support the such a weight as is anticipated. Drs. Darby and Burton, dentists, sec ond floor, U. S. Bnuk building. S. Tanquery went to Portland yester day to consult Dr. Bruce. Mr. Tan- query has been conducting a hotel at Tillamook until suffering an attack of rhoumntisni that places him on crutches. dangerous agency for spreading disease? and a serious menace to humanity, and "Whereas, the experience of other cities has demonstrated that It is fea sible and practical entirely to eliminate this dangerous pest, and "Whereas, a re-ent investigate, shows that there are within the citv no less than 1359 places in such unsan itary condition as tc be adapted for breeding these insects, and "Whereas, a movement is now under way by the Salem Commercial club and the city health department for eliminat ing flies through the improvement it general conditions. "Therefore, I, B. L. Steeves, mayor of the city of Salem, do herebv call up on all residents of Salem to assist in this work, and do further warn each and every citizen that anyone maintain ing upon his premises on or after thn second day of April, lfil4, a nuisane" in the shaped of open garbage receptacles rubbish piles, or other forms of uncov ered filth, will be dealt with to the lim it of the law." Miss.Tressa Hawlev. a! student Monmouth, is spending a few days with friends in this city. Mrs. William P. Massey, of Quina by, was in the city yesterday to visit her mother who is ill. S. L. Moorhead, editor of the Junc ion City Times, is here today, attend ing the editorial convention. John Manning, Democratic candidate for governor in the primaries, is in the city today, calling on his friends. A. E. Voorhees, publisher of the Grants Pass Courier, is in Salem today, to attend the editorial meeting. ' A, V. McCarthy, who has been away from the city for some time, has re turned, and will probably reside here. Mrs. Elizabeth Keppinger, of Wa conda, was in the city yesterday, tak inf her little grandson from school for the week-end vacation. Mrs, Edythe Wcathcrred Tozier is in Sulem today, having attended the big "Made-in-Oregon"' convention at Albany last evening. , W. P. George, who planned to leave for Arkansas Thursday on account of Following hearing at Albany yes-, I" "ma? 0D acoount of srday the state railroad eom,nisi 1 1,18 f"W s illness," has postponed his teruuy the state railroad commission took under advisement tho matter of requiring tho Oregon Electric, South ern Pacific and Corvallis & Eastern railroads to make a phvsieal connec tion of their lines at Albany for an in- leruiiungo or trarne. Jt is the lirsti .. , , . . ,.-... u.. . i"ena toe mm? luiiifMuiiiL lias Hi-en ui-uru uuillT p,, tho new amendment te the railroad com- j trip, pending further news of his condi tion. Mrs. Strong Kinney mother of Rob ert Kinney, of Astoria, and Mis. Waid and Mrs. Chester Mooores, of Portland, came up from Portland vestenlnv tn reception given by Mrs. Ward for Drugs. Bargain prices, Phone 2247. Prompt delivery, 548 Stato, Tho white pressed brick that now faco tho dismantled Adolph corner at Commercial and State streets presents an improved appearance over the dingv red of former vears. Chop suey and noodles. City reBtau- runt, 420 Ferrv street, near Liberty. An exclusive costume for overy lady. -V selection of over 2000 designs in the newest materials. All kinds of fancy suits tailored to your taste. Prices rea sonable. A. S. Ku7.ma.rok. ladies' tai lor, rooms 2 and 11, Brewer building. Shorton the miles of steps by wearing Dr. Heed's cushion sole shoes, tho fineft invention In footweur. Jacob Voirt. 220 North Commercial, mission act pormittiug an intercbanco IP1!lW!wiiliiwpwiini nf trnffi- l,n ,:.. , ! mitmumUuhUmmiumi tho decision in this case will form a precedent regarding physical connec tions botween different lines for the purpose in Oregon. "LOOK FOE THE FLYING EAGLE" Ye Liberty Tho Perfect Picture Theatre offers to- morrow and Monday. The Day s of Day ' vou wuuuoum swry ox action aim adventure crowded into four reels of motion pictures. Produced by Daniel Exchange " Real Estate $12,000 farm, 100 acres improved. Want house and lot in Salem, $1000 cu.-h, balance long time. $4000, timber land, 80 acres. Want laud or Salem property. $5500 farm, near Dallas, will take up to $2500 in Salem property. $10,000, fine farm, 80 acres; trade for small tract or Salem property. $1650, 80 akires land, Lincoln county, for Salem property. $8000 farm, 90 acres, trade for Salem property. $10,000, fine farm near Independence; will take $2000 in Salem property, part cash, balance time. $21,500, fine stock farm, will take Salem or Portland property up to $4001) or $5000; some cash, balance long time. $2000, good 5-room cottage trade for land. $3200, Portland resideuce for Salem property. $4800, strictly modern home, fine lo cation; trade for Eugene property. $2500, fine 10-acre tract, for Salem property. We can trade your property. Bechtel & Bynon 347 State Street. Special Sunday dinner at Mrs, Bent's, Hfll North Commercial. Try Scott's IGc meals. Bring us your Kodak films before 6 p. m, and get them tho next morning, or prints the next nt'ternoou. Trover- Weiirel Studio, opposite Bliidi theatre. Ex Clef of Police Ira Hamilton and his little ibiiiuhter. Iris, now of Huh banl, were in Salem vestenlav. Me. Hamilton drove up in his nuto nnd ri- turned in tho afternoon. Ho stales that the rends uro great between tills place n tul MuMuird ami motoring is at lust made a pleasure in the north end ot the county. Danes tonight at tin Armory WU lumette dub, Tho 'woodwork of the Oregon Eloc- tric depot hns received a fresh coat of paint of a cream color, adopted by the line for nil their buildings. A dance was given last evening at Smith's hop house in South Bottom, a number going out from Salem for the event. A, Judge Oalloway will hear next Mon ilny the nininlamus suit which was brought mgniust Statu Treasurer Kay recently to compel him to turn over to the state land board certain promis ory notes which he holds niiiiinst Per sons who purchased school lands lu this state. Dr. F. L. Utter, dsnUst, Masonic bldg. Special meeting of Balera Lodge No. , A. F. A A. in Monday evening, March 2:i, Work in the M. M. do degree, Visiting brethren welcome. WEXFORD Sunday, Matinee and Kigitt THE POPULAR REX PLAYERS lu the brilliant comedy 'CHICK' Four sparkling acts. A full cut. WEXFORD PsopU's price, 10 touts and 20 conU Visit Oilson's attractive new barbor shop in Bligh building, Stato street. Judge Galloway yostorday Issued an order requiring the county treasurer ti pay to plaintiff in the divorco suit of Aliso E, Kennedy against Thomas X. Kennedy alimony uuw nu baud. Mr. Renter Did you ever think about just paying rent for a year and have nothing but a worthless pile of receipts. When you can buy a nice 5-room bungalow for $1300 nnd pay for it just like rent, and at tho end of the year have a nice eqni-1 Frohman and fta Tmou p ty. Soo Mr. Scott and let him show fnntnrtmr you. ME. TRADER Haivo a good city property renting for $25 per month to trade for sninll acreage near Sulem. See Mr. Scott. I the best adventure story that has ever MR. BUYER . Choieo 10 acres, well improved, just outsido city limits, near car line, This is going at. a bargain, as party wants to go East. Soe Mr. Scott. CYRIL SCOTT The favorite Broadway star. Tills Is (been filmed, and makes tho best pro gram in Salem. Miss Estella Grettie, who is teaching hool at Donald, is spending the week end vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Grettie. Mrs. B. M. Wood, formerly of this city, arrived yesterday from Walla Walla, Washington, to attend to busi ness affairs, but contemplates return ing to that plaice to reside, where sho has two sons in college. Mr. and Mrs, H. E. Bolinger will spend Sunday in Portland with relativei in celebration of Mr. Bolinger 's birth day. They are accompanied by thoir daughter, Miss Marie, and son, Honry. W. II. Hornibrook, of the Albauy Democrat, Elbert Bedo, of the Cottage Grove Sentinel, F. M. Brown, of the Brownsville Times, Mr. Olmstead, of the Stayton Mail, and Toil Bates, sec retary of tho state organization, are among the newspapermen here today to attend the convention of editors. NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY BURGHARDT & MEREDITH Resident Agents, 385 State Street. Folks-Scott Realty Co. 124 8. Libert Main (KIT Coming Tuesday, for three days.. The greatest picture ovr shown In Salom at a 10c price. Soldiers of Fortune With Dustin Farnum; a $2.00 play for 10 cents. Six thrilling reels of action, Dr Asseln, Zalumrts, Steeves Bldg. Tho Richmond, clean, quiet rooms on main street, $1.25 to $4.50 per week. Board if desired, reasonable; 402 State. NEW TODAY. 4 FOR SALE Tea acres of good land, one-half under cultivation, balance canity clenred; sinal house and barn. Will take Salom city lot as part pay moot; price 20ll); $70(1 cash, balance I0 pei niomh. W. 11, Grabenherst Co., room 2, Hush bank building. MKT FOU SALE Must be hauled off right away. Apply to Andy Ander son at the new Capital Journal build- FOR SALE A good plastered house; must bo moved at once. Impure nt 478 Xorth Cottage street, or phone Main 1402, IHnVX.MTAIU.s-llonwkeeping rooms, very close in. phone .MtlU. Misconception, false opinions, t erroneous ideas regarding t Christian Science will Via rnr. X rected, and the truth about the X teachings ot the subject will be established in 1 the lecture by Judge Clifford P. Smith, C. S. B., of Boston, member of the Board of Lectureship of The First Church of Christ, Scien tist, Boston, Mass., free to the public at the Grand opera house tomorrow (Sunday) af ternoon, 3 o'clock. AI!K VUC HI'II.IHMI-Or just think ing about lt Migli' just as wdl build now while building is cheap. W ha-e helped others ami they are glad of it, Uflar A Bolinger, nxm 40H, flub, bard building. FOR RKXT 27 acres, Id seres in cul- fixation, good (I room house, barn, outbuilding, some crop nu.l fruit. E. II. IVntoii, 1 m Trade. FOR 8 ALT' New 5 town house, "i0, also some furniture. Louring ,-itv. Mrs. U. M. Woods, 172 Meyers. W ANTK1)I kimT7fTaTtbTfr"cTm4 months old to U year. Phone 11,17. WASTE! Man t ,VMlr (rot, at once. Main M.l. K. M. froisan. MILL WOOD Order now for summer use; five-load lots at ZOO Prompt deliveries SPAULDING LOGGING GO. Front and Ferry Phone 1830 JAPANESE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING WORKS. No machinery to tear and wear out dolicate fabrics Work called for and delivered promptly, 445 Ferry Street. Phono Main 562 W. J. PATTERSON, M. D. V. Veterinarian prnd- unto McKillip Col lege, Chicago, III., which on joys the. largest practice in the world. Lame n e s s, dentistry and diseases of the foot a snec- cialty. New veterinary operating table just installed. Thnnes: Residence, 1961; office, 278. Office and feed barn, 204 South Commercial Street MONEY TO LOAN On Good Real Estato Security, THOS K. FORD Over Ladd & Bueh Bank, Salem, Oregon Good Buys 50 acres beariug prunes, all equipped snd in fine shape. A decided bargain. Ideal dairy farm of 80 acres, near creamery, 60 seres in cultivation, 20 acres in pasture, best of clover soil. good 6-room house and barn, all kinds of fruits and berrioi, spring water piped to house and barn. Extra good buy. 5-roora modern house, new, smp, $2W down, $15 per mouth on balance. 180 acres river bottom, $30 per turn. 10 acres choice cherries, beginning to bear, $3000. C. O. Rice & W. S. Low With L. S. Barnes & Co 315-316 Masonic Tempi. If yoa hart borgalni to offsr, list with us.