THE DAILY CAPI TAX JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON,
ntlDAY. APRIL 24. 1914.
PAGE FIVE
60c BROCADED
Dress Goods
COPEN, LIGHT TAW,
LIGHT ROSE,
60c VALUE
V
35c
90c EATINEa
IN LAVENDER,
PINK, BLACK AND
WHITE
Now 75c
AN ASSORTMENT OP
15c Hosiery
POR CHILDREN
10c pair
25c NOVELTY "
Cotton Goods
ALL COLORS
Now 16c yd.
STRONG COTTON
MATERIALS, SUIT
ABLE FOB CHIL
DREN'S CLOTHES,
30c VALUE
25c yard
75c PONGEE, '
NEW BUT SLIGHTLY
DAMAGED, NOW
55c yard
Saturday
Scrim'&Net
Special
25c SCRIM
17c yard
30c SCRIM
19c yard
45c SCRIM AND FINE
NET
33c yard
60c LACE AND NET
CURTAIN
MATERIAL
44c yard
75c VALUES
55c
SATURDAY ONLY
SATURDAY ONLY
14c GINGHAM
10c yard
THIS IS LESS THAN
THE COST OP
HANDLING.
SALEM ELKS FEAST AND.
MAKE MERRY AT HALL
Annual Horn Coming Attended by
BrothK Elk From All OTtr .
the Bute
PROVIDE ENTERTAINMENT
. FOR VISITING BROTHERS
Elaborate Musical Program Rendered
and Many Speeches Are Heard
by Membert.
The Elk'a ball was crowded with
both Salem and visiting members of
the order last night at the home
coming meeting and the local members
did themselves proud in getting up
what wa voted to have been the fin
est program arranged here for manv
a day,
brother Elks from all over the state
came home for the especial purpose of
meeting Salem members of the lodge
and many old crenies shook bands over
the banquet table after the entertain
meat. The Salem lodge has the repu
tation of being the best entertainer
in the country and the efforts bt the
i members last night waa no exceptiou
to the rule. Entertainment galore was
! furnished, and the finest of viands,
the kind all good Elks like, made the
' banquet tables stand heavy on their
legs, while the program was one wmo
will long be remembered.
' Fine Entertainment
The committee on arrangements did
not overlook a thing which would tend
The Markets
LOCAL WHOLESALE MARKET.
Hay, Timothy $15.00
Clover, per ton $10(0)11
Oats and vetch $13.50
Wheat, per bushel BOc
Bran, per ton , $27.00
Shorts, per ton .$20.00
Oats, per bushel .32
Chittim Bark, per lb ..i5c
Cheat, per ton $13.00
Potatoes, per cwt -.. . ....4O50c
Onions $3.25 sack
Batter and Eggs.
Butterfat, per lb., f. o. b. Salem....23c
Creamery butter, per lb. .. 23c
Egg - - 17c
Poultry.
Hens, per lb H i
Boosters, per lb 8:
Steers.
Steers 78e
Cows, per cwt 5fle
Hogs, fat, per :.......7fu 8c
Stock hogs, per lb e'atbTc
Ewes, per lb 5e
Spring lambs, per lb ..... 6c
Veal, according to quality ll12c
PelU.
Dry, per lb .... 8c
Salted country pelts, each ...t!5c$l
Lamb pelts, each . ........23.'
I
PORTLAND MARKETS.
Portland, Or., April 24. Today's
markets: Wheat Club, 90c; blue
stem, 90c. '
Oats No. 1, white feed, $22.50;
gray, $22.
Barley Brewing, $22.50; feed, $21
21.50.
Hogs Best live, $S.7(J; prime steers,
8(j.50. Fancy cows, $7; best calves,
$9; spring lambs, $8; yearling lambs,
$6.75.
Butter City creamery, 25c.
Eggs Selected candled local extras,
CHINESE MERCHANT
, IS A VOLUNTEER 'cubes, 24c; do bricks, 25c; city cream
SEATTLE MARKETS.
Seattle, April 24. Eggs Belect ranch
22(ffi23c.
Butter, Washington creamery firsts
CHERRINGO REBUS.
t WVv; fctV! f'i'J $w
ery bricks, 2oc; California, 24c; Oro-
! gon, 24c.
T. G. MAR, OF STOCKTON, DE- Cheesa, Oregon triplets, 19e; limburg
SIRES TO REPAY THE UNITED er, 20c; Youny Americas 2021c; local
STATES FOR PROTECTION, cream bricks, 19c; Wisconsin twins,
i 19c; Wisconsin triplets, 19(n20e; Cali
Stockton, Cal., April 21. F. G. orn'a 18c' Washington triplets, 18je.
Mar, a Stockton Chinese merchant,! Onions, green 2o30c per dozen;
volunteered his services to the United "1" a P?r cw-': Texas Bermudas,
States today in case of war with Mex- per 50 pounds,
ico. Mar is -a naturalized citizen of I 1 rtato lwal U4ft.16; lakima
Idaho. Last' night he wired Governor Gem9 18$20; California new 5c
Haines, ar Boise, as follows: ' 6'i.c per pound.
"I hasten to offer my services to my '
homo state, should you issue a call for 4.
Tolunteers to defend this country ; .
against Mexico. I am known here byi AMUSEMENTS. i
my Chinese name, F. O.-Mar. I desire I
to repay the obligation I owe to this1 4, !
nfinnt.v mv Ailiipntinn ami nrntec-1 '
tion.-Framk Q. Lewis." EveI)'n sbit Thaw, the most talked
Discussing the message, Mar said: ' ln ." world, will come to
"The governor knows me, for I used the Grand tonight m a French musical
to be court interpreter in immigration , divertissement, Marietta'' by Maurice
otters at Boise. I see by $8 papers ! olnr from a successful engagement
that the governor mav issue a call. i;t the Alhambra "Theatre, London,
van tto offer my services to my state. ! Mrs. Thaw is supported by a large
"This Mexican trouble won't last
long. The United States will settle it
quickly.
SENATOR LINN
Or
JIM IJXN.
5000 Kopecks
To the person sending in the correct
answer and writing the best 25-word
story on
"vVill Uncle Sam Hurt (Huerta)"
The winner will be allowed to spend
5000 kopecks at the Cherrian Cherringo
tonigut at the, Armory and he will have
the time of his life doing it.
ORRIINE
CURES DRINK
HABIT
company.
Mrs. Thaw has but recently returned
to the stage. For six years after the
unfortunate affair with which her
name was connected she remained in
seclusion perfecting herself in her
chosen profession the stage. It was
not until this Spring when she thought
that all notoriety connected with her
name hud died down that she decided
to armear. She selected the London
So uniformly successful has ORKIXE ' Hippodrome as the theatre for heT
been in restoring the victims of the 'first appearance, for fear, that if she
"Drink Habit" into sober and useful ! returned to the stage in N'ew York she
citizens, and so strong is our confidence! would be accused of making capital
in its curative powers, that we want to out of the publicity given the actions
emphasize the fact that OKRIXE is 0f her husband.
eold under this positive guarantee. If, Mrs. Thaw's dancing partner, Jack
after a trial you get no benefit, your . Clifford, will be seen in this production.
mn Till h. refunded. ORB1XE In addition to " Mariette" a number
costs'onlv $1.00 per box.' Ask druggist jot American and European novelties
for Free'Booklet. are introduced including Bernard and
SALEM HIGH PLAYS
ALBANY THIS AFTERNOON
The Salem high school baseball team
left this afternoon for Albany where
they will play the Albany high school
team this afternoon.
The team has been working hard all
week and are in the best of condition.
Keene and Race are both pitching in
excellent form and the players are all
up to par both in hitting and fielding.
The team will go from Albany wheri
they will play Corvallia high school to-J
morrow aiternoon. rne result or tne
game will be posted on the Capital
Journal bulletin board.
AUTO THIEVES GET TEN YEARS
Los Angeles, April 24. Ten years
each in San Quentin prison was the
sentence imposed today on Lloyd Mc
Ginnis and Roy Ferrier, who stole an
automobile for a drive to San Francisco.
to entertain the crowd. Many solos
were rendered which brought the
memler9 to their feet whilo Horbert L.
Stiff, one of Salem's talented young
men, entertained the guests witn u
trombone solo and Messrs. Kurth and
Pinney each gave a cornet solo.
Tho toast-master of the evening was
Judge C. L. McXary and the following
members made bri"f talks: M. L.
Meyers, exalted ruler, "Welcome";
Frank T. Wright man, "Homo Com
ing"; W. Carlton Smith, "What Elk
doni Means"; R. A. Watson, story;
August Huckestein, past exalted ruler;
W. R. Mc Williams, colored stories;
Judge P. H. D'Arcy, "Our Eighteenth
Birthday"; S. M. Endicott, "Our
Affliliated Members"; Charles V. Gal
loway, "Eleven O'clock Toast."
First Ruler Present.
John Knight, who is practically the
father of the Salem, lodge' of the B. P.
O. E., and who is now a resident of
Portland, waa present at the home-corn
ing. Mr. Knight waa the first exalte!
ruler of the local order and ho who
took the first steps toward bringing
about the organization of the lodge in
Salem.
Following the entertainment, Milton
L. Meyers, present' Exalted Ruler, pre
sented Mr. Knibf r-with a beautifully
engraved silver cafnV case. Mr. Meyers
maite the presentation with a well
timed address and the recipient of the
gift was greatly touched by the un
expected and brothwly token of esteem
shown by the Salem, brothers.
The. Program.
Music EJks Orchestra
Bro. Chas. L. McXary, P. E. R
, Toastmaster
Bro. M. L. Meyers, Exalted Ruler....
Welcome
"For He's a Jolly (Jood Follow"....
Jn4UM.. .... Everybody
Bro. Frank T. Wrightman, P. E. R
Home Coming
Mimic .-. Elks' Orchestra
Messages from Our Absent Brothers.
Bro. Herbert L. Stiff .... Trombone Sob
Bro. A. L. Wallace &on,j
Bro. W. Carlton Smith, P. E. H., '
What Elkdom Means
Music Elks' Orchestra
Bro. R. A. Watson Story
Bro. R. E. Lee Steiner Son;;
Bro. Aug. Huckenstein, P. E. R
Pant Exalted Rulers
Bro9. Kurth and Phinney....C'ornet Duet
Bro. Tom Ordemann Soni;
Bro. W. R. Mc Williams, Colored Stories
r T c... w .
vii-u. j. oiijucr ou"- chard
.uiisic vrcuesir.1
Bro. P. II. D 'Arcy, P. E. R
Our Eighteenth Birtudnv
Specialty
Bro. S. M. Endicott
Our Affiliated Member.)
Bro. Chas. V. Galloway, P. E. R
Eleven Oclock Toast
Music Elks' Orchestra
Specialty
Menu. .
Toke Points.
Olives Pickles .Piccalilli
Celery Salted Almonds
Chicken Tongue Ham Veal
Shrimp Mayonnaise, Tuna Salad
Ice Cream Cake '
Fruit Xuts Raisins
Creese Crackers
Punch Mineral Water
Cigars Coffee Cigarettes
10 DARKEN
' APPLY SAGE TEA
A few application! of Sags Tea and
Sulphur brings back its rigor,
color, glou and thickness.
Common garden gc brewed into a !
heavy tea with sulphur and alcohol
added, will turn gray, treaked and
faded hair beautifully dark and luxur
iant, remove every bit of dandruff.
stop salp itching and falling hair. Just
a few applications will prove a revela
tion if your hair u fadiag, gray or dry,
straggly and thin. Mixing the Sage
Tea and Sulphur recipe at home, though
il troublesome. An easier way is to
got the ready-to-use tonic, costing
about 50 eents a large bottle at drug
stores, known as "Wyeth's Sago and
Sulphur Hair Remedy," thus avoiding
a lot of muss.
While wispy, gray, faded hair is not
sinful, we all desire to retain our youth
ful appearance and attractiveness. By
darkening your hair with Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur, no one ean tell, because it
does is no naturally, so evenly. You
just dampen a spongo or soft brush with
it and draw this through your hair, tak
ing one small strand at a time; by
morning all gray haira have disappenr
ed, and, after another application or
two, your hair becomes beautifully
dark, glosy, 10ft and luxuriant. Local
agent, J. C. PerTy.
VETRANS OF BALKAN
WARS WOULD SERVE
Hoquiam, Wash., April 24. Anxious
to serve the flag of their adoption,
100 Greeks, practically all veterans of
the Balkan wars, have applied today
for enlistment in tho I'nited States
army. They wero greatly disappointed
when told they would have to tako out
their first papers, and. learn to read
Saturday Specials Saturday Specials
SHIPLEY'S
SILK HOSE
Women's and Misses silk hose, lisle garter top and lisle foot, black
white and colors. Special 79c
WAISTS
Women-'s and Misses' voile and rice eloth blouses in a variety of
dainty models. Special ....98c
MESH BAGS
Dainty German and silver mesh bags, 4-inch frames, in French grey
and silver finishd. Special ; 98c
SUITS
Women's and misses' spring suits in the season's latest materials and
colors. Special $.11.00
CHE BRIAN CHXRKINGO TODAY
and write. All announced that they
would tako out citizenship papers im
mediately and employ tutors to over
come the obstacles
Weak Lungs Often Lead
to Serious Illness
U.G.5H!PLEYC
W LIBERTY STREET
u.3
WOODBURN MAYOR WILLING
TO GO TO THE FRONT
If you havo weak lungs, you arc
generally subject to colds or throat
trouble and easily susceptible to seri
ous lung trouble. In many cases pneu
monia or bronchial troublo leaves the
lungs in a much weakened condition. Eck
man s Alterative is a medicine for the;
throat rtnd lungs which has been found
to be very beneficial, oven when a
change of climate and other treatments
failed to bring relief, Read of this
ca.se:
231 S. Atlantic Avenue, Haddonfield,
N. J.
"Gentlemen: In tho fall of 1!05 1
contracted a very severe cold which
settled on my lungs. At last I began
to raise sputum and my physicinn told
me I must go to California immediate
ly. At this time I was advised to
take Eckmoln's Alterative. I stayed
at home and commenced taking it the
last week in October. I began to im
prove, and the first week in Janauary,
1906 I resumed my regular occupation,
having gained "5 pounds, fully restored
to health. It is now seven years since
my recovery haA been effected, raid I
cannot praiso Eckman's Alterative too!
highly.
(Sopned) W. M. TATEM.
(Above abbreviated; more on re
quest). E"kman's Altoraiive has been proven
by many years' test to be tho most ef
ficacious for severe throat and lung af
fections, bronchitis, Mthma, stubborn
colds and in upbuilding the system.
Contains no narcotics, poisons or hnbit
forming drugs. Ask for booklet telling
of recoveries and write to Kckinan
Laboratory, Pluladclphai, Pa., for evi
dence. For snlo by leading druggists.
Woodburn, Or., April 21.
Eugene Moshborger, commanding Com
pany I of the Third infantry, stationed
here, reports his company in fine con
dition and ready to entrain for Clack
amas upon a few hours' notice. Ko
cruits havo been enrolled rapidly dur
ing the past few days, and the company
is now 75 strong. There rvre also a
number of former members of the com
pany who will enlist promptly should
tho ceII como. Officers who would go
. with tho company are First Lieutenant
'aptain Urover Todd and Second Lieutenant P.
A. Livesley. Lieutenant Llvesley is at
present mayor of the city, but says he
will resign the office ami go to the
front should the call como.
Each candidate, if he tells the
truth, feels euro he is going to win, but
most of them must be disappointed.
01a vviM
MM 1 VERA t
(Continued from page one.)
EARTHQUAKES FELT
IN SACRAMENTO
Good Buys
in Real Estate
320-ncro farm, 120 ncres under cul
tivation, balance timber and pasture,
house and bnrn, fine spri.g, family or-
This is u good buy. Price, Sou
per acre.
New five-room modern bungalow,
street improvements paid, 'j block to'
carlino and not far out. Price, $2,100. j
O110 ncro of good land, good family
orchard, well lorntcd on muin ma
cadam road leading into Salem, good
location. If you aro looking fur an ;
aero tract investigate this. Price, $325.
Easy terras.
10.70-100 acres of good land, Vg Un
der cultivation, balance in brush, easily
cleared; some small buildings, fenced,
running water. Price, $1,700; 100
cash; balunco $10.00 per month.
25 acres all under cultivation, good ,
house, barn, other outbuildings, mm
ily orchard, macadam roud, i miles out.
Price, $5,000; Va cali, balance 0 per 1
cent interest.
J. C. PERRY,
115 South Commercial.
Cherrian Cherringo, April 24-25.
Weston, The Courtney Sisters, Arnaud
Brothers, Peppino and others.
Cherrian Cherringo, April 21-25.
PettingeH's Electric Fixture Sale Ends
Tomorrow Night
40 SEDUCTION 10
Rnv Now Buy Now
veston, crowded with American
refugee.
Though there was still an occasional
shot fired at a bluejacket or marine in
the streets here, xht Americans were
getting Vera Cruz pretty well in hand
today.
The marines were cleaning up the
city as rapidly as possible. It needed
it badly. The bodies of the deal
Mexicans were cremnted. The houso
to house search for arms continued
with now and then an arrest. Am,on,r
tho prisoners wa a priest, who, when
arrested, dropped on his knees pro
testing his innocence and then begnu
to pray.
The battleship Mississippi had ar
rived with another detachment of
marine and an aeroplane, which will
be nsed shortly to learn moro of the
position of the Mexican force nnder
, General Maas fifteen milos inland.
THREE SHOCKS IN RAPID SUC
CESSION SHAKE CALIFORNIA
CAPITAL CITY.
Sacramento, April 24. Three distinct
earthquake shocks were felt in Sacra
mento in rapid succession, early todav,
the first shake occurring at 12:35 a.
m., followed in rapid order by two
moro shocks. The oscillation in all
threij shakes wero from southeast to
northwest. The shocks commenced at
a point near Gerlaoh, Neveda, and con
fined to Berkeley. Tho disturbances
wore distinctly felt in Sacramento,
many tall buildings rocking considet-
ably. Guests at uiai.y uptown hotels
rushed to the streets in their night
clothing.
Stockton also received a shaking np
but no damage was done. Tho shocks
wore so severe at Portola that the (eo
ple of the town thought two Southern
Pacific, trains passing through the
town had collided.
Marysvillo, Orovflle and Chieo all
reported severe quake but no damagi
Some men acquire wisdom with In
creasing age, but Cfrxey temna to have
grown "fooler."
D5'i-acre farm, hO acres under cul
tivation, balance timber and pasture.
Good 7-roora house, barn, spring, water
piped to barn, family orchard. Just 4
miles from Salem on macadam road.
Price, $14,325. Good terms. '
23.1-acre farm, 150 acres under cul
tivation, house, barn and other Out
buildings, balance of place in timber
and pasture. Will consider good Salem
residence as part payment. Price, $S0
per acre.
5 acres, all under cultivation, house
and barn, well, four miles out. Trice,
$1,500; $250 cash, balance $200 per
year, 6 per cent intercut.
40 acres of good land, 0 acres under
cultivation, 10 acre of which is youn
Italian prune orchard, bnlnnce timber
and pasture, running water, spring wa
ter, small house, barn, chicken house.
Price, $3,750.
If you want to buy, trade or sell
see ns.
W. H. Grabenhorst & Co.
Boom 2, Bush Bank Bldg. j
If you fail to take advantage of the special cut price sale
on all Electric Fixtures before it closes tomorrow night.
All Prices Cut
40 Per Cent
The greatest bargains in electrical goods ever offered in
the city of Salem. You'll never have another chance to
buy so cheaply as at this big sale. During the week we
have furnished hundreds of the finest homes in the city.
If yours has not been among the number, you'd better get
busy and buy now, while the reduced prices are on.
' We have still a big assortment of new style fixtures to
select from. Everything to suit the most fastidious.
Nothing out-of-date here. This is not a rummage sale,
but a genuine economy sale to acquaint the people with
the high quality and reasonable prices of our goods.
Come and see the large
display of Stand Lamps,
Bracket Lamps & Shades
Everything electrical for your home. Sale positively ends
tomorrow night. Store open evenings until 9 o'clock.
Geo. Pettin&ell
The Electrician
135 N. Liberty St. Phone Main 1 87