DAILY CAPITAL JOTJBNAL, SALEM, OEEOON, FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1914.
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From the statements which are over
beard coming from farmers visiting
Salem of late it Booms that vegetation
In Marion county is actually sufforing
for tho want of mora room to grow.
It Is generally statod by thorn that the
March weather bo far has been o idonl
that the fruit treeiia, grain and alfalfa
are simply breaking a speed record in
development. Especially tho latter
farm produce is showing exceptional
activity and it is said Hint it will b
cany for tho alfalfa growers to harvost
threo crops this season and in many
instances four. Vetch, oats and clover
will surpriso oven the Murion county
farmer in rpiulity and quantity this
season, nay soverul experienced tillo.s
of tho soil while tho small fruit crop
will beat anything ever seen unless tho
weather remulns abnormally fair.
Canadian moving pictures and travol
talk. Do not forget it at the Y. M. C.
A. Baturduy night, March 28, at 8
o'clock. Priro 10 cents,
Public library lecture Dr, Frederick
llenke of Willamette university will de
liver a lecture this evening in the
auditorium of the public library on the
subject "The Chinese Revolution. " Dr.
llonke is an Interesting speiiker and he
Boaks with authority on Chinese ipieq
tions an he lived in China seveinl years
liofurn coining to Salem, lie spoko be
fore the men ' club n week or so ac
and delighted a large audience. At the
library lecture he will take up a differ
ent plui'-e nf the recent revolution. The
lo.-liiro will bo ut eight o'clock ami is
free, I r. I'attersoii will introduce the
speaker.
According to Ollvor Kotchum s
former Kilcmito, but lately a resident
.f Nome, Alaska, there is no place en Mna ,, otlu r nvailuble siii'elv depov
the enrth jtM like the old Capital City. it. Judge Elgin yo.-dudnv took posses
Mr. Ketchum is here visiting friends iml f ,.01.1IK.. w,i,.i is said to
and he .lectures that he will have 11 rmnn fmir ,,,., , iiiK,,v lln, ,-.
hard time pulling hi ins. If to the rail- ,, , , t.l is ,mw King penceftillv in the
way stnlion upon leaving time. Nome, uluH in , ,,,,,,!,,. olfico. The
lie, says, is fairly busy at present and lockage has not been ope 1 as yet
many Oregon people have visited the llm ,,, 11I v will remain under lock
northern town during the past few1,,,,,, kl,v ,.,,, v AH,.(.V UnA
iiionlhs. The Alaskan will visit his finite, his investigation. The officers
sister, Mrs. George McPnulol of Al-,,,,, ,irv ,.,,,,, ,, mll, ; ,mi
Imny, befeie returning home. , ,,, , ,llllilv f up the
'evidence.
Dr. May, nrrrs specialist, Masonic bid
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The Capital Journal yesterday even
lug received a postal card from A. 0.!
Magers. On one side Is the picture
of the st. 'inner (leorglu Onk on the St,
Jo river, Idaho, and on the ether Mr.
Mugvr Informs "the boys" that blue
self, I'ii ul Marnarh and .lee Hack, all
of Halcm, are on their way to llutte,
Mont., on a sight-seeing trip, Til
tourists left here several days ago and
am "seeing Amerl.a first," In re'O
style.
Ward for Drags. Bargain prices.
Phone 2247. Prompt delivery, B4S Piste.
Pre Easter Bale The Women's Relief
CorW will hold a pre Master sale of
rook .si food, homemade candies and
fancy articles, Saturday, March Xs tt
Huron k Hamilton's, 310 Court street.
Huy a (jift for vine friend, and
Miiiielliiiig for Sunday's dinner.
Fanners, If you hsve choice dressed
pork yon rim sell it to W. A. Shlnner,
Avenue Market, 1021 Center street.
Phone. ICil".
Visit Ollson'i attractive new barber
bop la I!lih building, State street.
Regular meeting of He
vVVI ML' Molay Comman.lery No.
SSMf Ii, K. T., this evening. A
jr full attcudiire is re-
juerW by order of the K. 0. Visiting
Hlr Knights welcome.
View the Newest Things for Spring at
Salem's Big Store Tomorrow
The April Delineator is ready. Those
who took advantage of the special
offer 60c for a year's subscription
can obtain their copies by presenting
card at the pattern counter.
THE HOUSE OF QUALITY
OOOULCOOD
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Animal stories at the library Thl 3
week, tho younger children will havj
morn miscellaneous rtorleg of animals.
Stories from tlio "Just So-Book" will
lie included and they promise to bo as
good as tho last. Tlio older children,
whose stories wore about the members
of tho cat family last wock, will give
attention to tho dog anil his cousins
Akela, tho wolf; Vixen, tho for and the
coyote, Saturday morning at 0:30, at
tho public library. Children from fivo
to twelvo yearn of ago aro welcome.
Fine printing; Fuller Printing Con
cern. Phono Main 2170.
According to Professor Earl Kilpatrie
today tho weather In against the fly
swatters at present and tho market is
exceedingly quiet. Ono little fellow
has asked for information as to whoro
Is the best place ono can locato flies in
cool weather. However, tho flies aro
now just getting ro onforccd after hav
ing their local armies diminished con
siderable since tho last swatting cru
sade, and it is believed that both the
youthful and tho older swatters will
have all the business they can conveni
ently attend to upon the first warm day
that, comes along. In any event, Prof
essor Kilpalrlck advises everyone to
swat every fly that is found now and
keep on swatting the everlasting day
lights out of 'em io order to either
put them to flight or lay them in their
I! 1 a ves.
San Francisco pattern hat. Satur
day at. Hon Ton. llubbnr.l building,
Owing to the sate in the city
marshal 's office being already cunu.Med
with confiscated hiiic.o which was found
. 1 ,11 m Km bronchi in of lute, nr., I il.r
Dr. Mendelsohn fits eyes correctly, U
i, Hank building,
Patrolman Saunders is back at work
uiiiii after spending several d.iys wait
ing to be reinstated following the layoff
given liim by the council recently en ac
count of not being a resident of this
city at the time he was appointed en
tho force. Officer Saunders ".insulted
a lawyer who told him that he should
go luck to work and remain on the job
unless summarily dismissed by the en-
tire city. Mr. Saunders has asked the
members of the council to either rein
state him or dischaige him permuuent
ly but that body took no action one wav
or the ether and the policeman went
back to work lat night.
Dr. r, L. Utter, dentist, Masonic bldg.
Sheriff Esch yesterday afternoon sr
rioted Prank Ford, the well knowi
fin liter' who resides four utile north 11
the city, uu the charge of coiniinltiU'.-
statutory crime agniust the person of
12 year old girl nt Seaside lss li.-ciu-her.
The arrest was made at the requeot
of Sheriff .1. Hum, Clatsop county,
who holds the warrant. Ford canie to
this city with Wictift Fsch and ar
ranged for bonds lit the stmt of $1000 to
appvnr before the criminal courts of
Astoria. Mr. Por.l is well known hi
this city, having been a resident of
this place since his birth. He wn In
the r It t this morning and told The Cap
ital Journal that th whole proposition
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was a framo-up to blackmail him. He
declares that a family named Brown
is prosoeuting him. Thoy worked on his
ranch all last summon Ho claims that
the family now owe. him $60 and that
thy are attempting to get more money
out of him by using black mail tactics
Try Scott's 15c meals.
A reply to the answer to the com
plaint in tho case of Henry Bo.je against
K. R. Pall et al was filed in tho circuit
court yesterday by the plaintiff. All
of tho allegations contained in tho ans
wer aro douiod by the plaintiff and the
conipluintant asks for a decree for mon
ey on notes alleged to be owing him
by tho defendants.
After visiting their rornier home In
Buffalo, New York for sovcral months.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Underbill have re
turned to this city. They roport that
they met some cold weather while
traveling in the oast. They went by thu
southern rente and returned tho same
W5I v.
Mr. Waymire, the wife of Eev. 0. H.
Wuymiro, is reported to bo in poor
health by her husband, who is in the
iity at present. Hev. Wnymiro was
formerly superintendent of tho Com
mons uiissiun of Salem, but is now lo
cated at llillsboio.
The police blottor was clean this
morning, the night officers apparently
having had nothing lo do but stroll tho
streets, The jail was empty nnd even
the speed cop declared business qniit.
C, P. Bishop, who Is a candidate for
the nomination for stale senator on th
republican parly tor this county, yes
tehl;iy filed his ilcclarM ion with the
secret ti ry 0 Mate.
Tho governor slated this morning that
iniuy complaints li.i.t been receive!
al'oui the Miliums in Trouldale selliiu'
Ihpior to minors, and that he had noti
fied them that the sheriff of Multnom
ah county would take the matter up nnd
if the violated the law, would close
them out. Sheriff Word, of Portland
it is understood has also notified tlio
siiIoihi keepers that, they must obey the
law or quit. The governor this morning
when a-ked what he would do ill cae
they i-ontiniicd to violate the law, said.
"1 will close them up; that is nil, just
close litem up. ' '
Stating in a complaint filed in tho
circuit court today that her husband
was more of a brute than a Mian mid
that he has treated her in II cruel and
inhuman mniiner since marriage. Signti
IVriiau.le has commenced suit for di
vorce from I.0011 rei'.andex. The com-
plaiiitsnt avers that her liusluind at
one time choked her mid bent her and
has pert'iinned ninny ether Bets of cruel
ty toward her which liao now become
unbenralile. there is one child as the
issue of the marriage according to the
complitint and the plaintiff asks the
custody of it.
Be Miss Fern Mobb's Investigating
snloon conditions at Cove under the
governor's orders. At Ye Liberty to
night and tomorrow.
Helen Keller advance seat sale at the
Cmsii.I tomorrow at t' a, m. Prices 50c
to $1.00.
8. P. WILL STOP.
Effective at once, S. P. train No. !S
will stop at all station between Albany
and Portland to unload pnxcngcrs from
the Lebanon Branch, from the Wool
burn Uiaucli, from the Salem Geo"
Briiiiili, from the S. p. c, & W., or from
the C. & K.
BEATS HER ADMIRER.
t'NIVKtl I'KKnn tKAKKti WIRS )
l.o Angeles, Cal March 27. Miss
I Lillian Schivkels, 10 your old, weigh'
P. pound, holds a decision over Rev
Well, a bulky and unwelcome admirer
Wells iitdste.l on pressing his attentiom.
on Mis Schrevkel. She used a short.
choppy right with telling effect, Judge
Williams niervly smiled and dismissed
t balteri charge.
GOVERNOR WILL NOT
IT
West Forwards Transcript of Evidence
to Governor Hanna of North Dakota
for Consideration.
SECOND BEQUEST MUST BE
MADE FOE ACQUITTED SLAYER
West Does Not Wish to Act as Judge
in Case and So Is Putting It Up To
N. D. Executive.
Governor West today forwarded by
mail to Governor Hanna of Xorth Da
kota, a transcript of the evidence taken
yesterday afternoon In the case of Mc
Lain S. Cooper, of Hood River, wanted
in Grand Forks, N. D., on a charge of
bribery in connection with a case
wherein Cooper was charged with the
cold-blooded murder of James Eoss,
foreman on the Cooper family's ranch
in Traill county, N. D. The evidence
was sent to Governor Hanna for the
reason that it was understood here that
Hanna had not been fully advised as
to the facts in the case atad Governor
West docs not wish to act as judge. In
case Hanna still wants Cooper, after
reading tho evidence submitted at Port
land yesterday, he can make another
request and it will probably be granted.
Portland Hearing.
At the hearing yesterday in Portland
W. H. McGruder created a sensation by
testifying that ho impersonated Cooper
in making an alleged confession of
jury-bribing. He testified that on
January 24, last, ho accompanied J. A.
Sullivan, a Grand Forks detective, to
a room in tho Imperial hotel, whore,
following Sullivan's instructions, he
protended to be Cooper and answered
questions in regard to the jury-bribing.
McGruder further stated that stenog
rapher was stationed in bathroom but
did not seo oither him or Sullivan
while they talked.
Attorney B. G. Skuason, represent
ing the Stnto of North Dakota, was
completely surprised by McGruder's
testimony. Ho asserted thut there was
abundant evidence agniiust Cooper in
the jury-bribing case, leaving the con
fession out of it.
Sullivan, snid to be a Pinkertoii upm,
was mixed up In a bad check deal but
tho sleuths squared it. It seemed,
however, that he was Intimately ac
quainted with Cooper and had some in
sido information in regard to the jury,
bribing. Tray B. Hangs, ex-t'nite.1
States attorney, and prominent demo
cratic politician, is n leading defendant
in tho jury-bribing case. Harry Cooper,
father of McLaia Cooper, and several
jurors are also defendants. The con
fession of one of the jurors, .1. L.
Stevens, who is now held in jail in de
fault of a $.",000 bond is bothering the
defendants more than anything else.
Stevens gives many facts which have
been substantiated.
Hangs is one of the leading lobbyists
of North Dakota, liepreseuting several
large corporations, he puts in much
time at each session of the North Da
kola legisliiture and has the reputation
of delivering the goods,
Conviction Born of Experience.
The mail who has used Chamber-
Iain's Cough Remedy and watched md
felt, and realized itj remarkable cura
tive periaortics will toll you thut it lias
no superior for coug'is nnd colds, Tile
remnrkaldo success of this preparation
aided by the personal recommendations
of peoplo who have been cured by it
lias made it one of the most popular
medicines In use. Try it when yon
have a cough or cold and realize for
yourself what a first class cough
medicine will accomplish. Per sale by
all dealers.
MONEY TO LOAN
On Good Real Estate Security,
THOS E. FORD
Over I,ld A Hush Bank, Salem. Oreuor
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"Look for the Flying Eagle"
and you will always find the
best pictures.
Ye Liberty
Tonight and Tomorrow.
MISS FERN IIOBBS
Investigates Saloon Conditions
at COVE, OREGON, by special
request of
GOVERNOR WEST
See this interesting trip in mo
tion pictures. ,
Captain Jenny, S. A., a power
ful three part drama, "Those
Persistent Old Maids".
Eddie Lyons in the funniest
Suffragette Comedy ever
filmed.
E 4il Mi fUm ma m a a mi M Im aw tU ZI II 3
EVAPORATING PLANT IS
West Salem People Enthusiastic Over
Prospect of Having Operations Be
gin at Early Date.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
HANDLED IN THIS PLANT
Old Furniture Factory to be Used as
Plant and it it Hoped to Stop
Annual Fmit Waste.
There is machinery already installed
in the old furniture factory in West
Salem for a modern commercial fruit
and vegetable evaporator and, provid
ing the owners of the purposed plant
receive the proper encouragement from
the fruit and vogetagle growers of
Marion and Polk counties, operation
will begin within a few Jays.
A rousing meeting was held by fruit
growers in the city hall at West Salem
last night and the proposition was
thoroughly discussed. About fifty busi
ness men and fruit raisers were at the
meeting and steps wore taken to have
the new plant placed in operation as
soon as possible. It was brought out
at the meoting by F. Simmons ,a big
fruit merchant of Portland, that 53 per
cent of tho annual fruit crop in this
state goes to wasto. With a perfect
drying system this waste could be etim
inated declared Mr. (Simmons. '
R. W. King, one of the owners of the
West Salem plant, attended the meeting
and explained tho work'ngs of the new
system. Among others addressing the
meetings wcro W. J. Patterson, F. V.
W aters, F. S. Bynon, B. J. Miles and S
P. Kimball, all interested in the evap
orating plan of preserving fruit aud
vegetables. ,
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIllS.
San Francisco, March 27. Commit
tees of experts were trying to wind up
as rapidly as possiblo the work of the
Transcontinental Passenger association,
is session here.
The association voted late yesterday
to include the new Canadian lines in
its ticket arrangements aud give Xcw
Orleans and Memphis the same round
trip Pacific coast rate as St. Louis,
$.".50.
Portland, Or., March 27. Walter
(Ireer Campbell, the former California
millionaire, arreted here several davs
ago 011 a charge of obtaining money in
San praucisco under false pretenses, but
who has been staying at a prominent
hotel under guard of a sheriff's deputy
was re-arrester today on a fugitive
warrant sworn to by Hctective Swcnnes
of the local police department and was
locked up in tlie city jail.
GALLOWAY TO FOLLOW
Tax Commissioner Calloway went to
Portland this morning to meet the
county court of Multnomah county,
which is investigating the situation i.s
it appears since the decision of Judge
Cleeton, which it is feared will cause a
falling off in tax payments aud a con
sequent shortage in county funds.
The heavy chlpmeuts of eggs from
the farming districts to Portland, where
wholesalers are paying IS cents per
dozen and placing them on cold stor
age, together with the fact that the
demand Is very heavy for hatching eggs
has caused the price in Salem to take
an upward trend.
THE CHINESE REVOLUTION
Lecture by
Dr. Frederick G. Henke
Public Library Auditorium
S O'clock Tonight
FHKE
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winners
Will be named in the Puzzle Contest
Tonight at the
WEXFORD
Tho Rex Piuver in
Her Husband's
Wife
BARBARA TENS' ANT In a Feature
two part photoplay.
You Can Learn to
Bake Bread
We are carrying on a very instructive Demonstra
tion in the Art of GOOD BREAD BAKING. You are
urged to come. An expert bread maker will show you
how it should be done, from the mixing to finished
flakey loaf.
We Use Occident Flour and A Good Gas Stove.
Special Prices on Staple Groceries
A No. 1 Good Pink Salmon, 3 cans for 25c
Fancy Chinook Salmon, 2 cans for 25c
Del Monte Stranied Honey, fine quality, 30c glass
3 cans sliced Peaches 50c
3 cans Apricots 50c
2 cans Asparagus 25c
2 cans Onarga Corn 25c
Free For Saturday
One package of Cream Cereal Free with 2 packages
of Fisher's Oats or Wheat Flakes.
These are Marion County Grown and Milled Cereals
and deserve your patronage. The quality is in the goods.
Banana Special.
Elegant Ripe Fruit 20c and 25c per dozen
Eat Oranges Now.
The best fruit is now being sold. The quality is beyond
question, the very best 20c and 35c per dozen
RothGfocei'yCo.
NEW TODAY.
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FOR SALE Strong and vigorous lo
ganberry tips. Phone Farmers' 32x3.
$10 per thousand.
WANTED Woman for general house
work in new home; only two in
family; good wages. Inquire even
ings, Eoom 8, Dilley House.
FOB SALE Uood 5-rooiu house and
barn, on lot 70x140, South 12th strett
1,350; $250 down, balance monthly
payments.
EXTRA GOOD BUY in small dairy
farm, $4,500.
VERY CHOICE suburban home, at
$0,000.
OTHER BARGAINS too nume-ous to
mention.
C. O. RICE and W. 8. LAW, with
L. S. Barnes & Co., 315-310 Masonic
Temple.
That Alaska steamship line should
not be allowed to fail.
POR SALE One top buggy, bed and
one spring wagon with tongue, shafts
and top. Phone 377-J: 2005 Trade
street, .Stenstrom Bros.
FOR RENT ." room houe. two lots;
bam and chicken house, $10.00 per
mouth. Inquire nt 1 41 ." X. 4th street.
Ft tit NALE Modern six-room house,
paved street and car line, close to
good business corner, convenient to
school. Price $2,:"iMI, Two hundred
dollars down, balance in rental in
slalinents. Phone Main 470.
WANTED On stock ranch,, young
couple wise on farming who nre not
afraid of work, on shares. The best
kind of producing laud with fine out
rnnge, cow, team, etc., furnished.
Three miles from town. One and
half miles from school. W. N. Wat
tors, Salem, Oregon.
FOR EXCHANGE Five room modern
house ou State street, for southern
Oregon lands. W. A. Listen, agent,
4S4 Court.
JAPANESE LAUNDRY AND DRY
CLEANING WOEKS.
No . machinery to tear and wear
out delicate fabrics Work called for
and dolivered promptly,
445 Terry Street. Fhona Main 652
Special
Bargains
144 acres river bottom lands, $6000.
00 acres, 17 acres prunes, 12S acre.
33 acres improved, :18()0, snap buy.
Largo lot and house, close in, $f)000.
2Hi acres bearing fruit, improved,
10,000.
10 acres bearing fruit, improved $.1,100
1" acres, olose in, improved, $4000.
Several good buys In berry tracts.
Hop, prune and stock ranches, right
prices.
List your bargains and trades with
us.
We are agents for Canadian
Pacific lands, $11 per acre up,
20 years to pay.
Close in hotel, 110 rooms, $1,100, snap.
Several good business chances
and trades.
We sell insurance of all kinds.
Houses and furnished rooms to rent.
City lots, all parts of Salem.
Acme Investment Company
A. B. COOK, Manager,
Phone: Office, Main 4".
Opposite Court House. 540 State St.
Employment Buret a U Connection.
OBITUARY
ADLER.
At tho state tuberculosis sanitarium,
March 26, 1914, at 4:30 p, m., Edwin
Adler, son of Mrs. A. Adler of 492
Union avenuo, Portland, aged 17 year).
The remains will be sent to Portland
for interment. Deceased was admitted
to the institution about five weeks ago.
SCHAUPP.
At the residence of her son, 940 North
Seventeenth street, March 26, 1914, Mn.
John Schaupp.
MORGAN,
At 156 Xorth Front street, at 1:10
p. m., March 26, 1914, Mrs. Mary Mor
gan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
Morgan, aged 30 years.
The funeral will be held at 2 p. m.
tomorrow from Lehman & dough's un
dertaking rooms, Rev. J. T. Little, of
ficiating. When you hear a mnrried man say
that ho hasn't made up his mind about
a thing, his wife hasn't handed him his
cue.
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New Show Today
BLIGM
NORWICH UNION
I FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY
! BUHGHARDI & MEREDITH
Residont Agents. 385 State Street.
March 23. A man enmo into our of
fico todny and said that ho wanted,
for cash, from two to four acres, unim
proved, closo in, nnd that he would
wnit until after our April first issuo be
fore buying, llavo you got itt
"OUT OF THE RUT"
Room 11 Bush Bnnk Building.
BARGAINS
20 acres river bottom, 4j miles
north, $-10 per.
O room houso and 5 lots in Albany to
trade for Halem property.
Pmiry ranch of SO acres best buy in
Oregon.
1" acre suburban home all Al im
provements. Very close in, $9,000.
LI n.;reB on car line, can be cut in
acre or one-half acre tracts and sold
for double the price now asked.
10 acres, 10 minutes to car line, that
is now netting the owner over $00
per year. There is an 8 year old wal
nut orchard on the place begiuuing to
hear, $0,000, easy terms.
10 acre priiuo farm, 5'a miles on Ihe
.lefferson road, $2,31)0, $000 cash, bal
ance $200 per year,
- acres In the Liberty prune dis
trict to trnde for modern bungalow in
Salem.
If you have bargains to offer list
with us.
CO. Rice &
W. S. Low
With L 5. Barnes & Co
315-311 Masonlo Temple.