Daily capital journal., April 10, 1914, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. 8AXEM. OUEOOW. FBIPAT, APRIL 10, 1914.
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TWENTY FTVE ABB ORQAN1ZED
BY COUNTY SCHOOL 8UPER
VI80B CORNELIUS.
Twenty-five Industrial clubs organ
lied in Marion county rural school
since March 20 i the splendid record
of Miss Lizzie Cornelius, ctfunty school
supervisor, with five additional schools,
Detroit, Oakdalo, Hall's (amp, Denny
and Pleasant View, having the work
carried on by individuals, since no
elubs could be formed on account of
the youth of the pupils. Tho following
re tho names of the schools, the ad
vigors aud the names of the teachers
in charge:
Cloverilale J. M. Hamilton, Hazel
Harris and Mnble Han k.
Summit Hill '. W. Paris, Sophie
Watson.
Elkhorn Sclas Ko.Ia, Elizabeth
Lnce.
Niagara C. A. Hills, Maudo Junes.
Mchama C. A. Mnlkey, Bertha King
Sublimity Father I.aiuck, Rose Van
dchey anil Sister M. Aquinas.
Fern Ridge reter Ktzcl, Francisco
Kirsch.
Oak Olen Ed. Downing, Myrtle Toy
lor. Wltzcl H. C. Witzel, Althca T.owry.
. Howell Joseph Boeker, Bessie
Wade.
Kook Point Alvin Bums, Jennie
King.
McAlpin Margaret Doerfler, M. Au
rora Davis.
(.'enterview Mrs. L. B. Haberley,
Tenal Doe.
Victor Point A va J. Darby, Ava J.j
Darby.
Oak Grove A. C. Barrows, Stella
Qertsein. '
Union Hill W. A. Heater, EtheL
King. ;
Silver Creek Falls Joe Lang, Cora
Jean Huff. i
Oak Ridge t harles RanisJen, Belle :
Gluzner. I
Independence Mrs. II. H. Pa-gctt,
Mrs. II. H. Pagett. '
Parish Gaii Mrs. Schulz, Florence!
Morton.
Vnion Mrs. E. H. Belknap, Mm. E.j
II. Dilkuap. I
lairvicw Heury Palmer, Lydia
IIiTiiilun.
Hcrrcn Mrs. C. C Mitchell, Arley,
I.ibbv.
Battle Creek Mrs. W. 8. Lehman,!
Lena M. Matton. !
Triumph John Smith, Myrtle L. i
Parsons.
CITY NEWS. i
Ed Crotsan, the well known fanner '
and (npitalist of Salem, reports tkntj
his grain aud hop erop now growing oa :
his farm south of Salem is getting,
along fine. He states that prospects for
a bumper yield in all produce is excel ;
lent and that, iu the event no tinforsecn j
cold weather prevails, the Willamette!
valley in general should beat tho world'
for agricultural output this year.
A China pheasant hen Wednesday;
evening became estranged while trying
to fly through the streets of S.ilem an l
humped up against the front of the;
Central ( mar store. liuiMiug on State
street. She was evidently tired and
exhausted end dropped own upon tin
nwnintf in front of the Htnblishmeiit.
Claude Hill, ooe of the elerks in the
Price Shoe store, climbed up the sidj
of tho building and tried to catch thj
bird, but the pheasant, seeing impend
ing danger, took wing and whirred
away down the street toward the Wil
lamette river.
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Froak Franda will represent Willam-
mette university in the annual prohi
bition oratorical contest to be held at
Newbirg this evening. The orators
with whom Mr. Francis will compete to
night with the tchools the represent,!
follows: Irvine. Acheson, of Albany i
college; Miss H. K. Magness, of Dallas
college; It. I.. Putmnn, of Eugene Bibl-j
university; S. V. Grnthwell, of Pacific
university; A. J. Klthe, of McMinn-,
ville college; Lisle Hubbard, of Pacific
college; Miss Jennie Bailey, of Philo
n:ath college.
The well known ical estate dealer, J.
M. Long, acouipanied by his daughter,!
-Mrs. I. D. Hover, of Portland, is mak
injr a visit to his former home, Oil
City, Pennsylvania. They are traveling
by the southern route and will visit at
Los Ageles before continuing the journ
ev. They will return about the first of
June, seeing New Orleans, Pittsburg ;
aud several other cities on their trip.
Mr. and Mrs. I.ert Carter, of Rod
binds, California arrived here this after
noon and intend to make their future
homo iu Sulem. Mr. Caster is a brick
mason by trade while Mrs. Caster wea
in the millii.iiiy business in tho Ca'i
fornia city. They have not located per
imnently as yet and aro visiting friends
in this city at present.
Councilman TTfttrVl rhfllrnlnn f t.ll
committee on streets, is doing excellen-1
Personal Mention
Supreme Judge Burnett returned this
morning from Portland.
C. C. McCormiek arrived from La
Grande this morning.
Dave Millard has gone to Seattle,
Washoington, on business.
Mr. and Mrs. James Currie and wife
of Suver are in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Haynes of Blackfoo.
Idaho are guests at the Bligb.
Cooke Patton has returned from a
several day's business trip to Seattle.
M. F. Greene and E. Minton aro
Portland people stopping at the Bligb
today.
Mrs. Hovendin, of Portland, is tho
her daughter, Mrs. II. L. Jones, of La
bish Meadows.
Attorney James Heltzel has .eturned
to fc'alom after transacting legal busi
ness in Portland for a short time.
Mrs. William P. Massey returned
yesterday to her home at Quinuby, after
visiting her mother in this city.
Hon. P. H. D'Arey is iu Portland,
where he was a speaker yesterday at
a Progressive party luncheon at the
Portland hotel.
Hon. T. T. Geer returned last even
ing to Portland, after sizing up the po
litical situation in this part of the
country for a few days.
County Attorney Upjohn, of Dallas,
Polk county, returned to his homo las:
night after attending to business mas
ters here for a short time.
Mb s Frances Hosmer, Mrs. W. H
Drake, Miss Slyvia MeGinnis, Miss A.
Alice Jack and Mrs. F. B. Decker are
Silverton women in the city today :o
attend the itebeka convention.
Mr. and Mrs. Civile B. Hanson, tf
Astoria, was in the eity yesterday vis
iting -with Salem friends for af tn
hours. They left on the afternoon
Oregon Electric for Albany to visit for
a few days.
Mrs. Ada Howard has removed from
Harrisburg and will make her home
in this eity, having taken the Waller
house on Liberty street. Mrs. Howard
is an aunt of Mrs. Hogan of this eitv.
She is a graduate of a Parisian school
of dressmaking and later may opeu par
lors in this eitv.
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Oecige bray and Claude Belle, tlu
proprietors of the Uray-Hello eonfec
tionery company, of Salem, amioume
that they will have their grand opening
of the new stort on state street ne:t
Monday, April 13. The new candy shop
is about ready for oeeupaney, the furn
ishiugs having been delivered and part
ly set up.
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work, aided by a first class street com
missioner. The crossings in all parti
of the town aro now in better snap
than thev have been for years, mil
when Mr. Hatch is through with the jou
they will all be in such shape that gum
boots with extra topb will no longer
be needed to tackle them.
Tho attorney general this niorniiu
told W. II. Paterson that where the
state had made n deed in which th'.
description was inaccurate that the
giantee was entitled to a correction
deed.
Governor West accordln to his pro
gram starts homo from Denver today
and will be here Monday.
The display of easter lilies at Buefs
is well worth passing around that way
just to get a look at the beauties.
MAX WHO SLEW WIFE
I'OR STEPDAUGIITEE, GUILTY.
Galesburp, 111., April 10. Robert
Iliggins, who murdered his wife last
fall that he might continue illicit rela
tions with his stepdaughter, Julia
Fluke, was nrnrigned today in tho cir
cuit court at Alcdo, Mercer county. lie
pleaded guilty.
After the plea was entered the court
asked for nil tho evidence in the ease
so that he might determine punishment.
Miss Flnko was not present but she
wil lhave n separate hearing; later. The
confessions of Higgins and the girl
were read to the court, and some other
evidence introduced.
Your
Easter
Bonnet
Nothing can brighten
and change your ap
pearance on Easter
morning so much as a
new hat. We have the largest and best hat depart
ment in the Willamette Valley, specializing in the
Roberts Hat for S3.
SALEM
WOOLEN MILLS
STORE
Take, a glass of Salts to Flush out Your
Kidneys and Neutralize Irri
tating Acids.
TO HEAD OFF FEVER.
Washington, April 10. Congress was,
advised todav bv Seeretarv ot ttute
Hrvan that ail American nations would
join in the movement to prevent the
spread ot yellow fever and other trop
ical diseases with the opening ot the
Panama cnnal.
GIRLS KIDNAPED.
Los Angeles, (al.. April 10. Plied
with knockout drops in a confection- j
erv store late yesterday, Ethel Hamlin, j
lo-yoars-old, n,:ni r.velyn Masoy, aged
IS vears, were turned adrift in the j
streets at daylight, today, according to
the storv told by the nidice. i
Kidney and Bladder weakness result
from uric acid, says u noted authority.
The kidneys filter this ncid from the
blood' and puss it on to the blitdder,
where it often remains to irritate and
inflame, causing a burning, scalding
sensation, or setting up tin irritation at
the neck of tho bladder, obliging you
to seek relief two or three tunes during
the night. Tho sufferer is i rf constant
dread, the water pusses sometimes with
a scalding sensatiow and is very pro
fuse: again, ther is difficulty in
avoiding it.
Bladder weakness, most folks call it,
because they can't control urination.
While it is extremely annoying and
sometimes very painful", this. is reiillv
ono of the most simple ailments to over
come. Ciet about fuur ounces of Jud
JNilts from your pharmacist and take u
tablespoonful in u glass of water before
breakfast, continue this for two or
three days. This will neutralize the
acids in the "urine so it no longer is u
source of irritation to tho bladder and
urinary organs which then act norm
ally again.
,rad Salts is inexpensive, harmless,
and is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon juice, combined with lithia,
and is used by thousands of folks who
are subject to urinary disorders caused
by uric ncid iriitat'un. Jad Salts is
splendid for kidneys and causes no bad
effects whatever. .
' Here you have a pleasant, efferves
cent litliin-wnter drink, which quickly
relieves bladder trouble.
Only Ono "BR05IO QUININE"
That is LAXATIVE BUOMO QU1NIXF.
Look for tho signature of E. V. GUOVE
Cures cold in Ono Day. Cures Grip in
Two Days. 2oc.
815.00 Easter Suits for 811.85 at the
I'lvinoiitli. State and T.ibertv streets.
A $5 Pair of Florsheim
Shoes Given Free With
Any $20--or over
Suit Saturday
A $3.00 Hat Given Free
With Any $15 to $18
Suit Saturday
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This Includes the Famous
Union Made Stadium
Clothes
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On Commerc'al at 167 North
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