THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OPEOOV. MONDAY. JULY 13, 1914.
THESE
MR. FRANK M. ALLEY, AN EASTERN MAN
DOLIN AND MANDOCELLO PLAYER OF
RECOGNIZED ABILITY; who has recently mov
ed to Salem, has been engaged by "The Spa" to
furnish music for the enjoyment of the patrons
of that always popular confectionery every even-'
ing from 9:00 to 11:00, except Mondays and Sun
days. ' . . '
MR. ALLEY will be assisted by MR. CARTER,
who has lately purchased a magnificent Harp
Guitar, a fine instrument of powerful mellow tone
and one of the very few on the Pacific coast.
This combination insures an enjoyable stop on
your way home from the theater.
THE SPA, 382 State St
. ' I
Supply Your Vacation Needs
CULMINATING n romance which red Miss Prim-ilia Fry in celebrating
began last year, while he was ; her eighth birthday Saturday night at
touring Scotland nnd the conti- : the Frys' handsome residence, "Bright
nent, will be the marriage of James view.'' The guests were entertained
MeGilchrist, son of -Mr. and Mrs. Wil-' on the .spacious grounds, and the re
liuui McUiluhnst.-to .Miss Elsie l't.ik freshment, were also served out of
(f Glasgow- Scotland, which will ro doors. The gueMs were: Frances Mat
ctiib'ated in New York City July :7. i tie .Martin, Florence Jones, Leah Bross,
Mr. McGil.-luist leaving for tl-.rt place i Norman .Areiiz, Herman Arenz, Keene
Saturday. On that date ho will meet Wall, Jack Minto and Frederick
his fiancee, who will be acioii'.mnn .; Sehroek.
bv friends f i. o Scotland. Their weo- .?--'
ding will le celebrnted at tin hist, ri j Dr. and Mis. A. B. Stnrbuck and lit
cul Little Church Around the Corner, -jtlo daughter, Jtury Elizabeth, motor
Previous to their return to Salem !td from Dallas and spent Sunday with
Mr. MeGilchrist will take his bride to Mrs. Starbuck's mother, Mrs. Mary
Washington, L. C, Philadelphia, Ni- Beaver of Polk county,
agara Falls, Yellowstone National park I
and show her other points of interest, j Rev. Robert S. Gill, rector of St.
this being her first trip to America. I iaul 's Episcopul ehurrh, has been
They will also spend a short tiran as grunted a six weeks' vncution and is
guests ot the William MeUilchrists. ; now on his way to Spokane. Rev. J.
sis., at their Newport cottage. - '' a Armstrong, of Jefferson, will sup
After August first they will bo at'" ply the pulpit during Rev, Gill's ab
home to friends at an attractively fur- nonce,
nished residence on South High street. !
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. W. Lee nrrived from
Eight small neighbor friends assist- Falls City Saturday and spent Sunday
! at the. home of . W. ri. Luce, of 5tjQ
' North Twenty-fifth street. Mr. Leo has
just retired from the ownership of tho
Falls City News and is now on his way
to Portland.,
at Our Store
-Colgate's Toilet Articles
A complete line of Colgate's Toilet
Articles for your approval. . Low
prices. Talc, Cold Cream, Tocth
Paste, Soaps, etc.
Pack Your Clothing in One of These Suit
Cases or Traveling Bags
Here are just the suit cases and bags you have
been looking for to take with you on your vaca
tion. They are well made of strong high-grade
leather, English steel frame, heavy sole leather
corners, brass locks and catches. The bags come
in various sizes and . ton nr.
lengths. Priced from....-.p4.0 10 $ZU.UU
Middy Blouses
Just received a big shipment of
pretty Middy Blouses in late sum-
PHcedfrom.$1.25 to $2.00
Every Day Is the Big Day for the
National Pattern Outfit
Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Mercer left this
morning for a summer's visit iu Albia,
Iowa.
$U.G.SHIPLEYC
W LIBERTY STREET
Offered to the Readers of
The Capital Journal
Air. and Mrs. E. Hofcr,
by Florence and Lawrene
turned from a two-days"
through the Alsea country,
Z.t0 DritUh ('0l"",bia' are VICTIMS OF ACCIDENT LIST OF PRIZES FOR
me, nave re u.-.i. ,nrfi.,i !.
motor trio M1SS M- " ra(1Iooi, or rornanu, is
a guest at the Marion.
ii. J. i rice, n nanus niercnnni, is
WILL BOTH RECOVER
The marriage of Robert En kin son of j , R of th Ellg'(U0 Tt,lollhone
v. ...i.- T :'. ' i o., is at the Marion.
DAIRY DEPARTMEOT
Reiorted dead but still living and, Frank Meredith, secretary of tho
Nctta Kiddle, of Island City, is of gen
eral interest here. The ceremony was
performed June 23. The only attend-
"!!t"ILe" ,T"e, !h-e-b.ri.,!"r.00 i visiting hedaughter, Mrs. Eckerslcy.
;l. it.. !.. ri.l,i .. Mr. and Mrs. Hoyd t heffi-.gs rev rn
u V I'- i . W" tt i ! Kli't a two weeks 9 outiiiff at Tout Pity
with chances irooil for lecoverv ia tho 1 .; v..im
I. Triag, of Portland, calling on the latest news eoncornih the trainmen 1 , . . " " " "u ,u'
millinery trade, is at the Marion. ; who were in the broken bridge accident , ""J 11101 l"u lmu's m tn0 UuirJr u'l""t-
Mrs. J. T. Moore, of McMinuville, is Friday near Klackrock, ment this year would fur suriiuss thoso
H. Faulkner, the eiigincor, who of any previous yeur. More prizes
with his wife and 2-vear-old dani'hter ! i. i v .j i i ...
ed yesterday from Newport, where they Uved on Church street in this eityv i. tuined bv A. U. lZ" ZZZZ
.. ihi llnllno l.ntMiif..! II u I iti.i.. Iu .. . . ' ""1"
Vt . A.I HAAnn llnail-t' 1 il A , . l l. I ... i. .i I . l
XPTttv of Wash ington. mt took r- v.., r,v.hJ r-lv, I(Ul ,,1U,W1 luluupi uui.i-5 ui uuu.
, - i Ftiinviiifr An outinir ew on.
-:rBr " ' ""rK will probably remain
l i- i in, umii j, and Mrs. Scott Innian, of rort-i Fritz fireman in Dallas hosnitnl is
received his decree-, beinar a member nf .. , ...i... -o r. i.. 1 rlli' . I,rl "m"' '" J-,"".s nosi'iiiu, is
the
two weeks.
1 "ey legs are brokeu and ono has a eotn-
' iKinnil i-n.i urn Kulnni tlin Liiiw, li,A
,r nS , 7Z' T K a . .i.01 '"''. vinlted yesterday with Mr. In-i 8l ffl,rilll. from burns on li
he '09 class of liberal arts, and of the ,,,- 9ist1 Mr8- u Bllrt, ws from neck to heel"
'1 1 e ass of law. Bes.des his regular . Eorl L. 8i' mon ha ...,,,, ron. J K8,Jr?. ' , " '" .,
ALV WOOO
BEAOEO
etteieoioeW
5 SK6(K. ,w
fast cuioR. ruaas
practice oi law in liaUramlo, being a
member of the firm of Crawford & Ka
kin, he also holds the position of -municipal
judge.
Following tiio liisr.iri Mr. nnd Mr.
l!Mn ook a iioi ;vnioi).i tiin to ( loud
.,m i. nmi,,, ,,,.,. ,V biirueil and skin grafting
trip to liiiainooK. probably have to ho done on his left
ir. nun .r. ,i. i). on-iii.,. mm i arm nnd hand.
of tho department, and he litis written
Mr. Meredith that ho expects to add to
the list. Tho rivalry iu this depart
ment uhvuys has been keen, and bo-
spuni, . cause of tho manv e.xiiousive nriv-.es
is lincK and ,i,i. ,.. . ......
1 1 iu tni.n in l . r .. ' . . - r---- -v
0 . , be set for size and quality of the exhi
will ;m, n-... i- , .., . '.. ... .
. ,iu jini vi IUIAVB J9 US IHUinVH;
Dairy cows llazelwood milking nia-
Wal.lo. of Olvmiiia. Wash., ar.-ived here' .1 i. . . . .-. ... I '' '"S Jonuted by Hnzelwood Milking
p.:.,:..' ; I.'... '.-.I : f i. J"r,""K l" "T"n "' lm --"ifi.i Machine h,m.nv M... v..l.. !0,
I Jt I" ti-.vv.
Dairy butter Highest Bcore, one
L'nited States cream separator, donut
ed by Vermont Farm Machine company,
Ui-llons Falls, Vermont, value S5; sec
ond prize, (Sold Coin poultry tonic, do-,
nnted by Monroe & tirissell, l'ortlund,
value IO; third prize, four-bottle Bub-
ri.e fireman was!C";;K fHT' 1 ,,,,u,'',, N''r,& ''r-
fMy evening, ami are visit. , Mrs. u : frieht train 239 of tho Salem.
orstncr nt !t,o N. (on. more ml street., Fu (,itv & Wostu ,,,, for Hll,,,m
T i t v -n-ill liiuva TnauJitv timt'iii.i frft . '
vai. Inn. TImv wi'l b- lit home tn " .i ':..- " crusue.i inrougn inu urmgo over me
f,i.l- ,n. I,. u..v..r,.. ,.U....n,
" """" -V-
Entertaining ' WdAfally at a Ken-1
Lii'-kiiimutc Friiluy, near lllackrock.
Mrs. O. .1. Hull and little aaughter of i Tll , , hJ,, Tho
Kugene are visiting aUhe homn cf Mrs . f , fc t! , a ,
''A'Si ":; a".l drew the'englne cashing
the tali tho
songton, Miss Alice and Miss Florence! Miss Mnrgnrent Mulkey is visiting ut rol'l'' ' " '
l'age asked a number ot girj friends to j Central l'oint, Oregon. She will re- ' , " ,w,ne uel
their attractive borne in Kingwood Fri-i turn tho latter part of the w.'ek. 8t01"" J',,
caught ami held in the escaping steam,
lnv Bfla,i,nnii , ,w,n, T.. .....!.... r O ft AH r...l
wf H.tviuuu,, iu anw; iihtii UUlin, I llO, I llllllll I II lif, O. ' Ill J UIV- , . . . , . , ,. , .,
guests, Miss Clara Ellis and Miss Ida '. land, was a Salem visitor over SnmlnvJ h" thc eug.neer .ui.nped landing ... the
Ouinalev. of Cedar Raoi.ls. Iowa. ' ...Utino- If.w. Vuther M.ion. ,.t. Kt ! Wf,t,'r Hl"1 WI'K " t'1" fcnldu.g
The gue;s were: Miss tlertrudo Ea- Joseph's. ,
kin, Miss Lucille Kuutz, Miss Kate Mr. and Mrs. Trunk retun.-d ves'er-1 J '? that broke was near the
Rarton, Miss Norma Harper, Miss Ruth ! day from a week's vacation lit Willioiti at 11 U(' 'ao!' k.-, A lIMMHl',1Hpr tram
Boyer, Miss Helen I'enrce, Miss Mar-1 Springs. I'11"1 r the bridge an-hour be tore,
garet Poisal, Miss Alico Fields, Miss I Mr. and Mrs. .Tames Sponeo, after a I tint when the trcight run on it, it gnvo
(irace Thompson, Miss tienevieve Avi-! week's sojourn at Newport, hav.j re-j w"-v Bl"' tho engine crashed down,
soq and Miss Krniiiif .Harding. j turned to'dieir lio.no n. this citv. i tiirne.l over and stood up on one end.
......'. Among the Snlein visilojs v,Hterlnv The Dallas passenger bound for
Mr. and Mrsr C W Booschen Mrs ' Wilhoit Springs were Dr. nn'd Mrs. H. I Hla. kro. U wns soon on the sceno and
A. O. Boeschen ami small ann. with Mis Olinger, Mr. and Mr I rank Dor- ,la 18 w"re '".'" ' 8 .V .7
C. W. Boeschen's brother, Joseph Wil: -; ,,in ai"' Mr. and Mrs. Milton Mey
JDai, and wite, or Butte, .Montana, anil
V ' ,I ' ... . . f,u firnfll ll,illi
ncr sisLf-r. iurs. iinnnv. ni n I umnnin .
' oi cnicago, are located tor the sum
mer at the Boeschen's summer residence
"Seacrest" at Newport.
and Dallas. Dr. A. B. Starlnick iu Fall
City at the time made tho run iu 4,5
Miss Orcta I'hillipps is attending minutes. Ino mjureil men will prou
... . .. 1. 1 i. ..
school at Monmouth -Nonn.il
sell, Portland, value ."; fourth prize,
;i0-pound milk and cream scale, donat
ed by Monroe & tirissell, l'ortlund,
vuliie $4.
Display dairy products Solid silver
service, donated by Southern Pacific
company, value $100. Cost of booth nut
to exceed iftiS.
Cheese First prize, 2,1, donated by
Columbia Supply company, Portland;
Del.aval Dairy Supply company, Seat
tle, und Monroe & (liissell, Portland;
$10 worth of Marchnllu Iiennott ex
tract and $10 worth of nu-rchiimliKe if
highest scoring cheese is made with
.inirsciiaii s iieiiiii-it extract; silver cun
uhlv be in the hns'nital for some months. il"ated by .1. It. Ford company, Wyan-
. jdotte, Mich., value $-'5j second prize,
DIED $12,511, donated by Dcl.iival Dairy Sup
ply company, nenmc; ( oiunuua Mipply
THE NATIONAL
PATTERN OUTFIT
Contains 200 Guaranteed Latest Embroidery Designs, 1 Booklet
of Instructions, 1 All-Wool Beaded Embroidery Hoop, 10 Skeins
of Floss.
PARTIAL LIST OF PATTERNS GIVEN - Each Worth 10 Cents
1 Hand Bag
1 Bib .
1 Bailor Set
1 Baby Bootee
1 Set Fleur de Lis
1 Candle Shade
1 Rose Waist
1 Set Numerals
1 Collar
1 Tumbler Doily
1 Pillow Case
1 Set Scallops
1 Butterfly
1 Set Odd Designs
1 Towel End
1 Scarf"
1 Corset Cover
1 Baby Shoj
1 Set Sprays
1 Glove Cae
1 Shirt Waist
1 Babv Bath 'lVivel
1 Set Dutch Ch.
1 Tic End
1 Alphabc?
1 Baby Cap
Designs and " Borders for
Dresses
Odd Sprays
1 Script Alphabet
1 Bulgarian Scarf
14 Bulgurian Designs for
Collars, 'aists, Under-,
wear, etc.
2 Bulgarian Waists
1 Block Alphabet
3 Wreaths
5 Fancy Bowko ts
1 Floral Basket
Sprnys and Figures for
Child 's Dress
1 Set Sweet Peas
1 Set Carnations
1 Bunch Violets
1 Old Eng. Alphabet
1 Corset Cover
1 Pin Cushion
1 Hand Bag
Bulgarian Design
2 Towel Borders
2 Waist Fronts
1 Doily
1 Night Gown
1 Flower Basket
Butterfly, Bowknota
Conventional Flowers
1 Apron (Roman Cut -
Work) -1
Apron (French KnotB)
1 Pin Cushion
2 Towel Borders
1 Chemise
3 Corners for Scarfs,
Lunch or Table Cloths
1 Pillow Case End,
Wreaths and Sprays
2 Designs for Waists
1 Odd Butterfly
1 Parasol Design
1 Scarf
1 Pillow
1 Set Medallions
1 Set Pussy Cats and Mice
1 Pine Pillow
1 Set Sprays
1 Boy Scout
1 Rose Sofa Cushion
1 Set Birds
1 Set Poppies
1 Set Wnter Lilies
1 "Daisy Design .
Full Course of Instructions All Yours for
Four Coupons and 68c
;EACH PATTERN WORTH 1 0 CENTS-
Miss Maude Stewart, who for the past
five ytarn has held the'position nf prin
cipal of the State School for the Feeble
Minded, recently resigned, and lat
week left for Grafton, North Dakota,
where she will fill a .similar position at
the state institution wki-n is locate!
there under the superiiitciideney of D r
A, It. T. Wiley. Her duties will claim
tier September first, and prior to '.hat
time tho will visit friend in "arious
places in Minnesota, the state where
she received her preparations for he!'
chosen work.
Miss Stewart's splendid appointment
comes in recognition of her excellent
work done in "the Oregon institution.
Several years of her service were un
der the supervision of,t)r. F. K. Smith,
now of Portland, who, as well as tho
present superintendent, Dr. ,1. H.
Thompson, has only words of highest
praice for her efficient, meritorious i
work.
, .
Mr:-,. A. E. Hiickefitein Jr. is entertain-!
ing as her house guests for several
weeks Mrs. F. I. Randall of Portland.
and Miss Maude Tucker of Clnrkson,
Wash. Both have been entertained be
fore by Mrs. Hiu-kestein, and have nu-J
inerous irienila here who will join in
showing them man; pleasant attentions.
Thirty-five new inenilic.rs were initi
aled into the onler, Daughters of Isa
belle, last night at the Hotel Marion,
where a banquet was also tendered
them nt half-past seven o'clock. Cov-
; ers were laid for seventy-four members!
; of the recently organized Knights of
: Columbus, of which the woman's or-
der is an auxiliary, also being present.
The Sacred Heart choir furnished mu
; F,ie during the evening, and Miss Anna
. (". Schaefers, of Eugene, wns beard in
; a solo.
i Mrs. Joseph Lebold presided as toast-
mistress, calling for the following
tosst;:: "Our Order," Mrs. Joseph II.
i Kokc of Eugene, and "A New Daugh
ter," by Miss Anna Barr. Rev. A.
I Moore gave the address ot welcome and
Rev. J. M. O'Farrell of Woodbnrn
spoko of the order. W. ('. Phillips also
I discoursed briefly on the work of both
I orders. .
PERSONALS.
Mr. and Mrs. A.' F. Baker, of Oak
Point, Wash., former Salem residents,
are guests at the Marion.
Dr. and Mrs. .1. J. Henderson, A. A
.1. D. Adams is a Portland vi-iiNir.
Miss Alma Bonne, of Oregon City, is
t... st r I ........ 01..1
liuu (lurt null llndunr nf this citv I H KLDI N G A t a local hospi I ill, Sat ii r-, com pa ny, Portland, and Monroe & (li is-
and Mrs. Anna McD.illia, of Portland, j
left for Newport today. They will i
i ,1 . 1
spen.i some u. : merr a... a .,.., po.., ,i,lren. The funeral
where they will visit relatives.
The answer proved time and
again the WANT AD.
Each Wished tho Other
Would Go to Sleep.
day, July 11, 1M I, at tl:;SO p. in., 1 sell, Portland, third prize, plated cheese,
Thomas Fielding, aged 81) years. trier, donated by .do.iroo & (iri-sell,
Deceased leaves a wife and three Portland, value "l.llo,
rnwn eliililren. The fnneriil sei'vicc' lliunlriv .f ,..,.i.,u.. .lo ....... i...
1 i... i i il:.. ........ , . -ii . ,i i . ! -
ncro iii-iii iiuti iiiu-iiiiiiMi ni i i i in- i ine nest display or Uregon-miKle clieose
iiiuler he auspices of the loile of Odd by rnii.n .Meat company, Towiiscnd
Fellows at Lelimanii and (llJiigli's par- ; creuniery, Haelwnod compiinv nnd
lors. Burial iu I. I). (). F. cemetery, I Portland Pure Milk & "ream company.
Highest sco. ing creamery butter
donated by .Monroe & tirissell, (V
Mumbia Supply company, Dcl.avul Dairy
, Supply company, Cnion Meat coni
pany, Purl land P lire Milk & Cretin,
jeoinpiiny, llii.elwoud company, Town
send Creamery company; stag limn
carving set, donated by J. H. Ford,
i value W; $11) in trade, donated by
I Dcl.iival Dairy Supply company; ono
I silver cup, donated by Worchesler Salt
oinpany, valued ut .flu; one s.lvi-r cup
Daddy's Bedtime
Story
The Turtles
Who Couldn't
Kppn Await donated by Diamond Crystal Salt cm
ixccp nwMC, 1UU1V Vllliu, m. w!(ioi( r.ti (
;uvti's aod A. R. Curtis, of Hau Fran-1 laaghed and snld: .
44 'Wasn't It all
T had been u very hot day. and both Jnek nn.1 Evelyn t.dd daddy tlmt """" . , "M 1 ''' .i:'.v en,,,
they didn't know when they bad Telt the heat ho fn loosely. I 3V v "'l "h! , V'""'r .T',
'"Well, the turtles felt m h.t. too, today.'' said bly -Tbey h,y ttU.
4 uiuuiiu uu mo iiuni .i...,...o v. U.. I. "" " " iiinnalcil by Balfour Guthrie company,
grumbling." value D; one silver cup, donated by
"I didn't know turtles Iind front piiiKns to their homes," si. Id Evelyn. Oregon Agricnltiirits, value f.
. "Dear ine, yes!" replied daddy. "They nre very fortunate, ton. beeniiso Butter milkers' scoring contest Sol-,
tliey do not Juatown ono front plnzzn, but tbey own seven.!, id gold Elgin watch, donated by Pact-
"You see, eucli turtle picks out three logs or three minus or possibly one log fie Homstead, value if.'IS; second prize,
and two snugs, nnd lie announces to the other turtles tl.ut those, uru bis front i donated by 'I'.iw. semi Creamery
piazzas. Tbey are not at nil selfish about tla-ni, for any of tliu other turtlvs j company, Hnzelwood company, I'nioit
can make use ot tlieui whether tbey own them or not. : M' ut ''"l"y. Portland Pure Milk S,
"Todav w.-in so hot that all the front nla..ns were Indue occupied. Theiv . v
was Mrs. Bluek Mud Turtle on l.nr very own porch with Mrs. llnrd Shell Tur
tle. .Mrs. Hard Shell Turtle, you see, hud Just enough energy to get over to
Mi. Black Mud Turtle's porch, for she l.nd many things (die wanted to talk to
her about. There wns the entflHhes' ball, which was to come off the next
week, end she wanted Mrs. Black Mud Turtle's opinion us to wbut she would
wear nnd what nil the little turtles would wear.
"You know they begun talking about the costumes they would have to
get ready, nnd they became sleepier nnd sleepier. They blinked their eyes
very hard and tried with might nnd main to keep nwake. ,
"Mrx. Ithick Mud Turtle didn't want to go to sleep, as sho thought It would j
lie so very rude when Mrs. Hard Shell Turtle bad come to call on her. Mrs. j
Hard Shell Turtle felt that If she went to sleep It would be n terrible thing.
"But they both felt so terribly sleepy and they both wished the other
would go to sleep so tho rudeness would be some ono else's. j
( 'They kept on dreamily talking.
"'Yes, my dear,' Mrs. Black Mud Turtle would any, 'I think that would be !
lovely.'
"And Mrs. Ilurd Shell Turtle would answer, Just managing to swallow a j
yawn:
! " "It Is to sweet of you to take an Interest.'
; "They kept this up tome time, their voices getting lower nnd lower, and
filially Mrs. Black Mud Turtle was fast asleep, and Mrs. Hard Shell Turtle
was sleeping Just as soundly. There they slept all day. and when they woke
up tbls evening neither of them knew wbo bad gone to sleep first, so both
Tallest butter ii.aker attending fair
$5; shortest butter -milker, iji.'i; heaviest
. butter maker, ifO; lightest butter-'iiaker,'
Biitter-inaker with lurgest family.
liMtl; second prize, if5; all donated by,
ITowiisend Creamery company, Portland
'Pure Milk & Creiioi eompany, Union
i.Meat company, llir.elwood company.
Leam the
secret in
every cup of
hot daj?"
over
England's favorite for over
70 years