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Our 690th Wednesday Surprise
Sale Tomorrow
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All Around Town
Try Scott 'a 16c meals.
No. 78 on the ballot la for County j
Kocordor, Mildred i(. llrooks.
(Paid
Adv.)
0. B. Hammond, machinist. Electri
cal appliances repaired and automobile
work done. Phono lluin 24011. 200 N.
High St.
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All of the ballot boxes to the 73
precincts of Marion county have been
unit out with tlio other 'voting para-
phcrnnliu, witli tho exception of eight
ballot boxes for tiio Mlvorton precincts,
which will be sent out tomorrow.
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Ladlos, at the republican primaries
vote A for Mrs, Mildred K. Hrooks, for
t t. .. l.- n-!i n..
county iiecurucr. iinui auv.
A marriage license was issued tills
mornini in Otto (iilhert Jnrvis. a mov
ing picture operator, of Salem, oged 20
years, and llaltel Kiiiinn Huston, a,
stenographer of this city, aged 20
years. .
We guarantee safe return of watches
for repair sent us by mail, (juality
counts in jowolory. Burr's.
Clifford T. Jones filed a complaint :
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The GLOBE
TODAY-Last chance to see
NINTH SERIES
"Adventures of Kathlyn"
ALSO
Good Sterling Comedy
COMING-WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
SECOND INSTALLMENT
"LUCILLE LOVE,"
THE GIRL OF MYSTERY
MISS ROONEY, Soprano. L. C. MEIER, Organist.
Always Ten Cents
"THE BARRIER"
The famous play by Rex Beach will be presented for
three nights, beginning tonight, by the
Antlers Stock Company
at the
WEXFORD
First time for this great play in Salem at less than
$2 prices. A worthy production with a full cast of
ten people.
PRICES FOR THE PEOPLE
Women's House Dresses, Regular
Grades up to $2.50, extra spec, 98c ea.
Salem women should by all means heed this special offering of
well-made House Dresses, for they're such splendid garments at this
low price made in neat styles of good quality fabrics, in light medi
um and dark colors, figured and stripe patterns. Regularly priced at
$2.50. Take your choice tomorrow at 98c each
Sale opens at 8:30. See window display.
OOODlOOODS
against II. I). Tatman of Turner, seek
ing iudtfinent niruinst t lie defendant for
sums of money aggregating $ 11.45 ami
attorneys fees aggregating $"2.."0 al
leged to be due on notes) held by the
plaintiff.
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Kodak films loft before 8 p. ra. fin
ished next morning. Open evenings.
Trover-Weigel Htudio, opposite Illigh's.
The Salem school board held a short
session in tho liih school Inst night
nnj appointed Xlins Maude Dnvis as
teacher in the English department of
tho high school, anil selected Prof. F.
i H. Onnett as a grndo principal subject
'to assignment. Other matters were
i discussed in-brief and tho bonrd ad-
journod.
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Oo to Dr. Stone's for trusses.
George Pettlngell, the electrician,
who holds forth on North Liberty
street, lias ono or tiio most popular
signs or inn nay posiou m nis winnow,
an, one which attracts tuo nuonuon
of all tho pnssorsby. It consists of a
miniature full-rigged yacht with soveral
electric funs filling tiio snils. Tho dis
play is not only attractive, but sets
forth the special line of goods Mr. Pet-
10 and 20 cents
THE DAILY CAPITAL JOUBWAL, SALEM, OBEOON; TUESDAY.
1914
tingell handles, with the exception of
the private yacht.
Piano tuning, first-class work. Phone
1405, leave orders with" U. C. Will or
B. F. Peters. J. E. Ilockctt.
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Wanted at once Several shoe and
clothing salesmen. Apply at Oregou
.Shoe & Clothing Co. Store, 175 North
Commercial street.
Bev. II. E. Marshall, of the Baptist
church, who has been conducting a
series of Biblo lessons for tho men's
class Bt the Y. M. ('. A., will conclude '
the series next Sunday with a lesson
on tho book of Itevelations. !
Luther J. .iiapln, county agricultur
alist, ami A. Park, went to Ankney
liottom this morning to spend the day
testing sonio of the wet, white soils
in that region to ascertain their adapt
ability to tho production of Alsike
clover. ,
With new members coming into the
Salem Y. M. C. A. at the rate of from
ten to twelve daily it is expected that
10(1 members will be added to the rolls
within a few weeks. Tho increased in
terest is largely due to the tennis ac
tivity among tho members and tho
facilities ami encouragement given to
outdoor sports.
Patrolmen Fisher and White arrested
Roy Wasaom Inst night on a disorder
ly charge and later added that of re
sisting an officer. One of the council
men this morning claimed the arrest
was only the result of a personal
quarrel between Officer Gaines and
Mr. Wussom, but tho officers main
t ii i u they were only doing their duty.
The hearing on tho charges has not
been held.
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An amended complaint was tiled in
tho circuit court for Marion county
yesterday by Juliet M. Lord and Mon-
- tJigue Lord against tho City of Salem,
Charles Klgin, recorder, and Frnnk
.Schedeck, city marshal. The plaintiff
asks -tl,-"0') damages and tho nnminll
inont of nn assessment of $4,0!)3 for
pnving against the property of the
plaintiff . on Bouth High street from
i the south line of liush street to the
I south line, of J'ill street.
I Simply smothered with luck, as us-
mil, Arnold Ciossnu,' tlint genial old
sport who raises hops and fishes bc-
, tween times, returned to this city yes
terday from Nimrod, a little station
on the JlcKenzie river, with a portion
; of a catch he made tho other day.
One Polly Vnrden, about IS inches
long, and five benutitul Rainbow trout
were hooked by Mr. C'rossau, and they
arc now on display in tiie south show
window of Hanser brothers' gun store
on South Comniereinl street. The speci
mens are attracting much attention,
, and Mr. t'rossnn states that there are
; soveral more nice ones in the McKen
7io which he hopes to capturo beforo
long.
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Dr. Assolu, Zahnartz, Bteeves Bldg.
A complaint was filed in the circuit
court for Marion county this afternoon
by Guy Wallaco & Co., a corporation
against J. W. Ke'uson, stnto insur
ance commissioner, asking a temporary
injunction against toe publication of
i alleged false and rlnmlcrous inform.v
j tiou concerning the business of the
I planitiff in the annual report of the
insurance commissioner.
Four expert watchmakers. Best of
I work. No delays. Barr's.
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Oil Wednesday evening, May 20 the
i Methodist Episcopal choir will hold its :
, semi-annual concert for the benefit of j
: the piano fund. The concert will con- j
i sist of sacred and secular music under I
! the direction ot Dean Mendcnhall, of'
i tho Willamette University school of
music,
Visit Gilson's attractive, new earner
shop la Bligh building, State street.
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The steel and concrete fireproof
vault for the use of the records of the i
county clerk's office will be finished'
by the masons and plasterers this after- j
noon and the painters are putting the'
finishing touches on the woodwork.'
Tomorrow morning the linoleum will,
be laid on the floor and the moving'
of the clerk's force iuto the new quar-:
ters will commence.
MUST GUARD U. S. EMBASSY.
i Taris, May 12. leth to Ameti-j
cans," was found vritten in Spanish
on the steps of the United States en.-l
uassy lotmy, a guard oi icree oincerj
was piaceo: over tne emoassy at once.
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STRIKE THREATENS
TO TIE UP WORK
Painters Standing Pat Council Will
Not Back Down Employers righting
For Open Shop.
San Fraucisco,' May 12. Unless
eleventh-hour negotiations aro success
ful, all building, operations in San
Francisco, exclusive of tho construc
tion work at the Panama-Pacific ex
position grounds, will stop at 5 o'clock
this afternoon: Such action was or
dered yesterday by the Building Trades
Employers' association in an attempt
to force the Building Trades Council
to call off the strike of journeymen
in in tors.
The painters are standing pat and
officials of the Building Trades Coun
cil Iniighod when it was suggested that
the council might back down.
If the lockout ultimatum is carried
out more than 25,000 workers will be
either directly or indirectly affected.
In a letter to Georgo S. MeCallum,
secretary of the (Employers' associa
tion, P. II. McCarthy, president of the
Building Trades' Council, said toduy:
"The Employers' association is
lighting for the open shop in San Fran
cisco and is willing to throw thousand
of men out of work, force starvation
on thoir families, disrupt business and
bring ftiilure to hundreds of business
men who havo not allied themselves
with the association's scheme. Tlia
defeat of the painters is only inciden
tal. , The ' Employers ' association is
fighting for destruction and confusion
and as a result Sm Fraucivco an
open shop city.
HEAVY FIRING HEARD
ALL DAY AT TAMPICO
Washington, May 12. Admiral Bad
ger reiKirted to the nnxy department
today th:t heavy firing hnd been heard
all day at Tampieo.
Lincoln Btreet between Commercial
and Liberty lias a very dangerous bit
of sidewalk that is made more so by
the electric light being so placed that
it throws no light down that street.
It should bo fixed before the city or
sonio property owner has a bill of dam
age to pay.
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Street paving is not as rushing as
last year, but while there is some
thing doing in this line the work of
replacing old wooden walks with con
crete is going on in all parts of the
city.
NORWICH UNION
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY
BURGHASDT & MEREDITH
Resident Agents. 385 Stto Street
Th.is will inform my Republican
friends and supporters that I am a can
didate for re-nomiuation to the office
the justice of the peace for the Salem
district at the primary election of May
15, 1914.
DANIEL WEBSTER
Where You Always See the
BEST PICTURES
Ye Liberty
Presenting today that beautiful
photoplay favorite
MARY FULLER
In the third of the series
Dolly of the Dailies .
Which is Called
AN AFFAIR OF DRESS
Dolly (Mary Fuller) has a most
interesting experience as a
m&nnequiii.
ERNEST MOELLER
Return engagement of the fav
orite baritone, direct from the
Clemmer Theatre, Spokane.
MAY 12, 11)14.
THREATENS 10 KILL
MESSAGE IS POSTED AT A RANCH
ON AMEEICAN SIDE OF , BIO
GRANDE.
El Paso, Texas, May 12. "Notice
( will kill three gringoes for every one
of my men killed by Villa's soldiers.
Rodrigo Quevedo."
This message, the military author
ities here were notified today, was
found posted on a ranch on the Amer
ican side of the Bio Grande near Co
lumbus, X. M.
The siguature was that of the notor-'
ious Mexican bandit, (juevedo, who has
been committing depredations, espe-1
cially on American ranches, in north-1
western Chihuahua, recently. j
General Villa is much interested in
capturing and executing him, and re
bel troops have been on his trail for
some time. Inasmuch as the latest no
tice from him was posted on tlie Am- !
cricau side of the border, United States
secret service agents were investigat- j
ii'K- .
It is Quevedo 's bund which General;
Oiozco was said to be planning to join.
BASEBALL TODAY.
(
National.
At Pittsburg K. II. E. I
Boston 16 1
Pittsburg 13 1
(Called account darkuoss, 10 inn- '
ings.) . ' i
Kudolph and Whaling; Cooper and
Gibson. ,
At St. Louis; X'hicago-St. Loiiis game
postponed; cold weather.
Federal.
At Brooklyn E. II. E.
Brooklyn 5 7 2
Pittsburg 5 10 0 .
Knotseer and Berry; Maxwell and '
Land.
At Buffalo Baltimore-Buffalo game '
postponed; rain.
At Chicago St. Louis-Chicago game
postponed; wet grounds. . j
At Indianapolis Kansas City-In-'
dianapolis game postponed; rain. j
American.
At New York R.H.E.
Detroit 4 10 0
New York '0 4 4
Cole replaced Warhop in sixth.
Covaleskie and Strange; Schultze,
Warhop and Swtney.
At Boston R.H.E.
St. Louis 0 3 5
Uoston -
Taylor, Baumgnrdner
Poster and Tiiouia
At Washington
Chicago Washington
7 5 0
Agnow;
B. II. E.
2 7 2
and
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3 10 2
Hons and Kuhn; Johusoa und Henrv.
At Philadelphia S.ll. K.
Cleveland -12 16 1
Philadelphia 4 8 4
Mitchell and Carisch; Bush and
Schang.
SETTLEMENT TO BE MADE OUT
OF COURT, ANNOUNCEMENT
San Francisco, May 12. Action in a
suit brought under the civil clause of
tho Sherman anti-trust act by the Pa
cific States Trading company against
tho Aluska Codfish compauy and the
Union Fish company, San Francisco
concerns, to recover ailleged damages
of $250,000 was halted in United
Spates Judgo Van Fleet's court today !
by nn announcement that a settlement '
was about to bo made out of court. It :
was said the defendant companies had
agreed to pay the Pacific States Trad- i
ing company $80,000. Judge Van1
Fleet gave the plaintiff and the de-1
fendaiits two days in which to report
satisfactory settlement.
It wag allegod by the Pacific States
company that written agreement be
tween the two defendant companies to
manipulate prices in restraint of trade
forced the plaintiff company to sell to
the defendant companies 1,000 tous of
codfish in 1908 far below the normal
price. It was also declared that crim
inal proceedings against the defendant
companies probably would be at
tempted by government authorities un
der the Sherman anti-trust act.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Moise, Bert
Moise and Mrs. Ida M. Gray motored
down from Portland today ,and are
guests at Hotel Marion.
THERE IS HAIR BEAUTY
IANCE EN
Did you ever havo a dealer offer yon
a large bottle of something nnd tell
you it was a better remedy for the
hair than Newbro's Herpicide, and
cheaper because in a larger bottle ?
Whatf Certainly we knew you had.
Many other people have, too. -
What would you say to that same
dealer were he to tell yon that a silver
dollar were worth more than a five-dollar
gold piece because it is larger!
Such nn attempt being a reflection
upon your good sense, you would prob
ably say some rather pointed things to
him. You would be justified. Your
self-respect would demand it.
Well, there are just as many good
reasons for the difference in size be
tween those bottles as there are for
t,he difference in size between the sil
ver dollar and the five-dollar gold
pieee.
The truth is that the large bottle
isn't half largo enough.
There is more virtue in a half pint
of Xewbro's Herpicide than in a gal
lon of some of the so-called hair pre
parations. There is a dollar's worth of results
in the bottle of Herpicide, but do you
know what is in the other!
ENTRIES FOR RACES MANY.
Louisville, Ky., May 12. Entries for
tomorrow: First race selling 3 year
olds and up 5Vi furlongs Lady Moonet
103; Retice 105; Ohagon 107; Sun
Queen 10S; Silver Moon 10!; Florence
Roberts 110; Cash on Delivery 112;
G rover Hughes 118.
Second r..-e, selling, two year old
fillies 4',i furlongs: Lizzie Puff 100;
Commaueretta 100; Bed of Roses 100;
Star of Night 101; Busy Edith 102;
V'allaha 103; Kneclet 105; ldiola 105;
Linda rjayne 108.
Third race, purse, 3 year olds, mile
and 20 yards: Iridescence S; Bricklcy
103; Luke McLuke 103; Rohinetta 104;
Constant. 108; Bracktown Belle 110.
Fourth race, 2 year olds Bashford
Manor stakes 4Vj furlongs: Dr. Car
men 113; Colonel Tom Green 113; Mar
ion Goosby 113; Last Coin 110;
Superhuman 115; Ed Crump 118;
Sam McMeekin 118; Manager Waite
118; Luke 121.
Fifth race, selling, 3 year olds and
up 5'i furlongs: Claxomctte l4;
Birdie Williams 05; Bright Stone 103;
Louise Paul 107; Yenghee 107; Gilpy
108; Matro 112; Flying Yankee 112;
Furlong 113.
Sixth race, selling, 3 year olds and
up, mile nnd a sixteenth: 'Miss Char
cot 00; Minda 05; Star Actress 103;
The Cinder 105; Fellowman 108; L. II.
Adair 108; Glass 109; Sam Hirsh 109.
"Apprentice allowance viaimcu.
Coupled Ji.mes Butler cnt.ry.
Liomiy, iasi.
SAYS BANKERS WILL FIGHT
THE ANTI-TRUST MEASURE
Pasadena, Cul., May 12. That bunk
ers all over the country will be found
fighting nguinst the new administra
tion anti-trust measure or for an
amendment to that measure, when they
fully realize what it means, is tho
opinion of A. E. Edwards, former pres
ident of the California Bankers' As
sociation. The prohibition of interlocking di
rectorates, he said today in a public
address, will force a completo reorgan
ization of the savings bank business
of the country, because such banks aro
now directed largely by directors of
national banks, and this, he believes,
will be illegal under tho bill as it
now stands.
AUTHOR IS ARRESTED;
FOUND GUILTY OF DISORDER
New York, May 12. Bouck Wtiite,
author of "The Call of the Carpenter''
and minister of the church of tho
Social Revolution, who tried to inter
rupt the Rev. Cornelius Woolfskin of
John D. Rockefeller's church during
services last Saturday anil was arrest
ed with a number of his followers was
'found guilty of disorderly conduct to
day and held without bail pending an
investigation by a probation officer.
A remarkably handsome lot o
Santhern Pacific officials were in the
city today. This remark would not
bo necessary if everybody knew them,
for it is entirely superfluous to those
who arc acquainted with them. They
aro O. W. Luce, freight traffic man
ager fr the 8. 1'. with headquarters in
San Francisco, John M. Scott, general
passenger agent also of Portland. The
Capital Journal office was rather
overpowered when this galaxy of
beauty, good form and brains visited
it. Our first impression was that they
had come in to get our opinion on the
building of a fine new depot here, but
they overlooked it. Sonic again gen
tlemen and the opinion is yours for
the asking anytime. As a matter of
fact wo would suggest that it be built
at once.
Johnny Rockefeller, Jr., cunning
home to papa's palace to hide, may be
a caso of discretion that is wise, if not
tho most admirable part of valor.
How are tho poreel post facilities
between Oregon rural points and Tam
pieo. It is reported that eggs bring .fl
apiece there.
vnf nn-Krp nirf v Tnat"
A. W A VX.MA AJVWA.
Before tho days' of the Want
Ad when you lost something it
was generally gone for good and
only by chance was it ever
found.
Today, however, sees the sit
uation almost reversed, for the
Lost and Found Columns are a
mighty media of successful
search a means by which a
whole city, or town, may be noti
fied of your loss within a few
hours.
Countless readers of the
Journal Want Columns watch
this particular department con
stantly. This is a fact to remem
ber when you lose, or find some
thing, of whatever value.
AND LUXUR
VERY BOULE OF HERPICIDE
- Not Then why buy it! Your judg
ment, intelligence, and the experience
of your friends, if not your own, cry
out against it.
You know when yon go into that
store that Herpicide is what you need
and want.
You KNOW that Herpicide is "the
original remedy that kills the dandruff
germ."
You KXOW that Herpicide eradi
cates dandruff.
You KNOW that Herpicido stops
falling hair.
You KNOW that Herpicide makes
the hair light, fluffy aud beautiful.
You know these things in the same
way you know thnt the five-dollar gold
piece, notwithstanding its size, is more
valuable than the silver dollar.
Then insist on having genuine Her
picide. Xewbro'a Herpicide in 50c and tlM
sizes is sold by all dealers who guar
antee it to do all that is claimed. If
you are not satisfied, your money will
be refunded.
Applications obtained at the best
barber shops and hairdressing parlors.
Send 10 in postage or silver for
sample and booklet to the Herpicide
Co., Dept. R-, Detroit, Mich.
, NEW TODAY.
FOR SALE Good work mare. Phone
2125.
FOR RENT Well furuished front
room. - Inquire evenings, 379 North
Cnpitol.
FOR SALE Suddle pony, gentle; one
cheap work horse. Cherry City
Feed Barn. Phone 2199.
WANTED House cleaning or washing
by day or hour. Inquire for Mrs.
Josselyn, at Depot Hotel.
HIGHEST Cash price paid for eggs.
Marion Creamery k Produce Co.,
Liberty and Ferry streets.
STRAYED Small dark brown mure
and horse; horso slightly lame. Phone
Edward Lander, Farmers 5X3.
WANTED Position by young lady
with small child; housekeeping pre
ferred. Box 04, Fairgrounds, Ore
gon. BAKER First-class all round man,
wishes steady position in country
town; married; no boozer; good ref
erences. H. A., caro Journal.
SEWING MACHINES are going to be
sold at once; ge-od drop-head ma
chines from $10.00 up; you will miss
a big bargain if you don't coino nt
once as they must go at once. 0-1 0
Stuto Btrect.
FOR SALE Cheap, if sold at once,
, to save storing: 1 dining room table
and chairs (oak), 2 bed room sets,
1 hall set (5 pieces), 1 couch and
cover, 1 range and coils, carpets,
chairs, etc. Cull at 535 North Win
tor, or phono 950-M.
FARM LOANS
OREGON TITLE AND
LAND CREDIT COMPANY
209 U. S. Nat'l Bank Bldg.,
Salem, Oregon.
MONEY TO LOAN
Ou Good Real Estate Security,
- THOSK. FORD
Over Ladd & Bush Bank, Salem, Oregou
Use in Drinking Water
Guard your hatch against Fatal White
Diarrhoea. Put in the drinking water
. . .Conkey's
White Diarrhoea Remedy
Chicks take it readily and doctor
themselves. Preventive measure and
treatment. Used in time it will
Prevent Heavy Losses
D. A. WHITS ft SOmS,
251 State Street.
FLETCHER & Bi RD,
319 North Commercial Street.
I
Bungalow Bargains
! Look this up; only a chance in a life
I time to get a' modern bungalow that
is well worth $2,000, for f 1,400, ou
; easy terms; 5 large rooms, bath toilet,
i stationary wash tubs, clect.icity, con
i crete foundation, lot 50x100; near
State street. This week only. Cut Out
the rent habit and buy a home with
your reut money do it now.
FARM BARGAINS.
If you are looking for a farm,
whether large or small, we can suit
you. Let us know your wants.
FOR RENT.
Wo havo tho largest list of vacant
houses and store buildings for rent.
MONEY TO LOAN.
We write Insurance.
We buy, sell and rent or exchange
properties.
Bechtel & Bynon
347 State Street
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investigate
262 acres, near Liberty, all culti
vated, $V2o per acre. Take good Salem
property.
2 acres bearing fruit, 7 room house,
one mile out, $2,300; terms.
Large lot and house, close in, $6000.
26'-2 acres bearing fruit, improved,
$16,000.
10 acres 34 mile out, $3000.
Hop, pruuo and stock ranches, right
prices.
List your bargains and trades witli
us.
We are agents for Canadian
Pacific lands, $11 per acre up,
20 years to pay.
Close in hotel, 30 rooms, $1500, snspi
70 acres, 50 acres fruit, honse, barf
and dryer, 7 miles out, $13,500.
13 acres, Rosedale. 7 acres fruit,
buildings, $3,000; terms.
Acme Investment Company
Phone: Office. Main 47.
! Opvosite Court House. 540 State f?t
1 Employment Bureau in Connection.
ft
Better have a package on hand I j
DDV,lt't Chick Insurance. Price 25c and 50c a
ISrr'XV Money Back
w;',w if Not
Nox-I-edew, Satisfied . !'
Diarrhoea, Pt.35c, WTSw K
Conkey'i Poultry Book Free iii2mmii &y-'