TTrmSTV4T. SEPTEMBER 10, 1914.
TUB DAILY
TWO
I ta program witfc air interesting talk
PROGRESSIVES ARE
illustrated by laatera mora,
told f the large fixed rapeaiea of the
eampaay aid tt efforta to terre tne
GUESTS OF THE CLUB H ;:-rHTv. . 2
THE SALE
Of the Hour
!:
GREATEST CARNIVAL OF BARGAINS
IN HARDWARE AND HOUSEFURNISH
INGS EVER PRESENTED TO THE PUB
LIC OF SALEM and FOR MILES AROUND
MTGfflEM
c ftp-"? . fev&W
Bill Hanley for Senate and GUI
for Governor Speaks at
Club Banquet
BIXGIAJT LOSS 1200,000,000.
Antwerp, Sept 10. The Bel
giaa government today estimat
ed tae actual firancial damage
it aaa suffered froat Germany
thu far at -'W.OOO.WOO.
DALLAS HIGH SCHOOL
TEACHER RESIGNED
The speakers at the regular aiouthlyj
banquet or toe Nina Coumeirial Hub:
held at th. Hotel Marion last aight,! paua, Ore., Sept. 10. Misi Allen
found aa appreciative audience in the pfarl ilon aa, resigned her position
I'n'i f? Wh0 .'"""'Mas head of the department of history
V 1 . ,i,B.Iv- th P"KT"ve tndi-; j Eoghak U illss high school
late for I nited State.. enator, was the t 0 a ' a poeiUao in the public
first speaker mtrodneed by Toast-, lot jTrtland. Mis Horner,
master harle. Dick, after Secretary, . j tB daughter of Professor
Moore, had finished the reading of the I J f t.orvalli ttme t0 Dallas as
SSItKii TkH' V graduate from the Orego. Agrieul
bark to the land ''movement. Ha .aid, , M , ae diversity of
we had free aehoola and even guaran- ' ' . " k.. ,uit v,,.tion
teed a free college education but th.ti?reon- 8bHV. tir,. !1 l in ,Tnt
the finished product was turned back,?3 he. Uent of
upon the land which ... still in ita rt,T',, , the
pioneer .tate. We should tur. some of,tn 'f1 De"' S?0",'1 '
our natural resource, over to mailing thejD'.v",t-T- . . i?,,
land more attractive, he said. It eost!'8" " the h'h vhol ot Da""a'
tkd nw rma A''rt at it a nA '
crop of grain off "of his land for the' BAJLEOAD WORK
first year, be eontinne.1. and it cost him
Hk) an a re to g-.t the first erop of
alfalfa off it.
,
for
'.sjupto I I
;,
in. i
t .f its fc"llt
Watch This Space
Tomorrow Night
8TART3 AT uUTHERLlN J
.Sutherlin, Or.f J't. 10. Actual
tt i . I work Ol nt? uiiiid ivi i"'
Hi. idea was to Lii.1 1 roads and to, j t t:astr ra,lroa,, was start.
im rease trarsportation f.eilitie. and, nTuead,v . for,e f nearly 100
to tb fanner, r . il.
UTENSIL
"The proof of the pudding is in eating it."
Store packed like sardines all day, and men,
women and children taking advantage of
these bargains. That's enough evidence.
We Make It Absolutely Imperative
Test this out on any statement during thi3
sale regarding the values. We guarantee its
truth and when you visit the store, test it
for instance, the big values we told you about
Heaters. Think this over!
" -I
Gill, the Progros-;"". 'U .'"K! .,..u.,i.u. nf
sive fandi.lato for covomor. was next 1 " ul '"J ,
introd,.o,.l. Mr. Gill followed the lin-h ''ra.v "' -v h' Pflu',o;'nh".
. , i .. it..i.. i 1,. .. ciiiK-rrs wrre n. -
erlin, president; W. U Roa. h. .Mus a
tine, Iowa, viee-president: .1. W. Koacb,
erotary; illium .unn'ierI
Iowa ity, Iowa, treasurer.
The eo'mpany will maintain its head
offi.-e here anil H. Ji. Fox and .1. W.
Koai h wid remain here permaueutly.
"THE CRISIS
BED CROSS STEAMER
HELD TJP INDEFIMTELir;
SPENCER HARDWARE CO.
466-72 STATE STREET
on a roa.l system. He would have the
mail vt.m iliviili.l intt thrpa. iirAiii'
state roa.Is, county roads and li"ti'-t i'therlin,
mad. The "fate road sysUro moi'1.1 be
a system of fonr state roa . cr hiirh
way traversintr the length an I or':i lth
of the state. The 4-nunty ro:i noutd
bp the main arteri' of eornmere in :!ie
ponntv. ouch to be naintained Sv taxa
tion from the stafp or rountv taxpf.'
The litrirt rornl. he sai.l. win n-ves '-
sarv because of the wtional liffer.'nee Xew York, Srpt. 10. The .l-part'-ir"
with the county. Hp won'd 'iave the of the steamiip Kcd "ross with n-t.-'es.
li-triets similar to the setio.vl -:.-tri-ts nirgeons and supplies for the battle-
an I the business of each -on,' 1 ! bv fields of Kurnpe has been ililaycl. a-
a boar.) of lire tnrs. Kve.v ent of the pnri-ntly indefinitely, because of the
monev in one ili-trict raided for r s.l - question raist'il ty the French and Brit-
woubl be seiit in that dist.-i-t. ish governments eoneeruing her nentral-
Saimml F.. Webb, who stvles hiinsi-i; ity if she earriea fiermrns among her
a busiues i.svchnlogist, was the i it crew. The eommander of the Ke.l Cross
speaker, an.l talked on the :ib:vt of went to Washington yp-terday to lay
keeping the mnney at home. TIip oid- tiie problem betore Secretary of State
wav to defeat the mail orde-liiiiises. he tiryan. The ve'el was fi-heduled to
said was bv advertising, hut ystem- sail today, but t was not believed she
atie and intelligent advertising, t'ive would leave port.
your advertising matter plen'v of t'lne;
and attention, he advised the merchant.,
ml it will only pav bv ndvrtiin r '
through the mediums which will vach
your riiRtoniers. He said flnminj .-u
and boastful adds were of no alne.
But by telling the truth in plain 'an
cuaue. usinif arguuieutit instprl of
honsts. advertising would pay and pay
bii. if jiiilicionnlv used.
K. W. HibL of the Portland Railway.
Light, and Power company, concluded
MEXICANS CAN GET ARMS.
Kl Paso, Texas, Spt. 10. Orders
from Washington to lift the embargo on
arms which has been in effeet since the
ooeupation of Vera Cruz by American
troops have been received by General
Johu J. Pershing, commanding the
border patrol, it was announced here to
dav. The order, it was said, becomes
effective immediately.
WHAT THE STATE HAS
FastiiosiaMe Plamios
: Morrow
Multnomah
SPENT FOR ITS ROADS
' Tillamook
i Cniatilla ...
Marion eountv stands fourth in the 1 "'on
list of total expenditures of Oregon
S!JAPS PREPARING TO
448,823.43
84.41 1.34
H58.375.83
751,561.45
;t-")4.44(i.94
Tokii, Sept. 10. The Japanf ?
i
Buy Your Pianos at the
Fashionable and Relia
ahle Store of
if
Li
Jl H A
Wajlowa 194.855.55! nartment of sericulture ami nsw
s -n v,.eK 3l)0.74!).7! ,' . , d .
counties for roads and bridges in the Wa-shincton 51 S71 97 nas "'V''1
11 vears from Hm2 to the leyiiiiiing of, v.'heeler 140,725.71 1 the articles submitted by nianafi"'
imrinir tnis ppno.i .Marion eounry Yamhill 489.681.94 and merchants for eitiioitioa
has PM.einled 1.01.0i3.39. The largest)
annual outlay for roads and bridges iu!
this eouutv'was in 1912 when 210,-
Uversitr of
Vl jtriuate I
i-paC1
if, daughter
i,r.iag, wl 1
ot State
1 i Churehi
l-iti H Wl
j, it the I J
i leave fc
li Alice Bins'
M. George a
it to enter tt
l3, her freshm
:ooV net tllf
H Head 'a
ii Saa Ft"1
Jo vouoger
1,'aost attra
iuet Kodgers,
George Rod
citlia'a extl
IA Ifaving
j it aceompai
fM Kie Steus
U f'lli"
u i set
j,i Agricultu
i to leave f
'rtt
iliaenting
iiftlutnig
. Misa Hall
,,ti, Misst
entertain
sii of Miss 1
i jkt it thei
ulitieet. 1
si! decora
f iir and
iatek ha
.) at Kven
limit i
U liti teg
irj her futu
i-i Gibon'
Humphre
Stirgtret I
Ji, Miss Ru
i;e, Sia Ed
b. Miss El
Mist Xe
h. Dint C
tag enterta
r Jaughte
'Icr son, Et:
Vi Vina C
iw ts eet
o.Jo.i'O were invented in highway im-1
provenient. Multnomah county, of
course lead all others in highway iin-j
provenient and has. in 11 years, spent!
$2,108,2(54.22. Clackamas eountv is sec
ond in the list with $1,310,522.11 and
Lane third with 1,095.S64.7S. The
abovp amounts were eomoiled bv State
Hiwhway Commissioner H. L. Bowlby.
in bis eapaeity as an executive officer of
the Pacific Highway association of
North America.
Some of the counties of this state
were not created until after 1903 but the
younger counties are not last in the
amounts pxren ltd for highwav improve
ment. During the entire period covered
lauiniu ijjijirt'Tjiiim miiuini.i v. .-
1 Panama-Pacific exposition in Sa fj" ;
TOT At. :. 18,392,042.04jt!igt.o in m5. The shipping of ties
" ' nrtii'ltid annua nf which are vert (';
will tiegm aooui tne nmmre -
MAY BRING EUGENE
PRODUCTS TO FAIR
" . . ... ,1." E
ber. The government is aJiow
the route between Japan and 8 n j
Cisco be elear of Gejnian warship 9J
the time tho shipping of txhibiurta ,
Baron Shigusawa, Japan's ioW ,
Haron Maknakano, p"8" i
county of the Tokio chamber of eomtm, !
(Eugene Register.)
Si, will . ff .,,-.,.! T na
. . : ;,!,... . mrtv of cadiniJi
manutacturcrs to extuDit tneir products. "'B"""1"? . '.v. t- - , i mtei i
1U visil HIV
at the tlregon state fair, September 23) '" '
to October 3, this year and a strong ef- the exposition
fort will be made to get up a creditable ttat.F a MTLLION TBOUT
'extiunt trom this county. U. w. Btuo
blebiiie, manager of the manufacturers
j and food products exhibit, is in the city
, and will visit
FRY FOR NEARBY STEEA
t,. :n:.. frv. tsM
nan iiiiniun -
hp apvprnl fni,fnrip4 herol . . i:.,. Vqlom. will I
by the report the sum of 18.392.042 has ,.,' in .nm 'nv vUh V. .1 Mcflana- .,re8"!8. 8 - rT' ' 1, "KaiuM, '
. j ... - ... . - -v . stnturi uv in ine mu . i
. of the Lano touiitj.- tl' stllte nat(.hcry. J. '-T' i
432 STATE
STREET
been expended in roads and bridges in i naili president
stwic.. .nrn'Miiii'; in .iin.jur nowii'v.
the improvement of Pacific Highway
has made rapid strides in the last few
years nut there are still some vast im- ir stiilblbi,in u nmmrtinmn.r naeo'
provements to bo desired as the reiwrts t,,r ,i. v,;v,ii ..i.;..h or i. ..lao.l tor
ays. relative to' the rtds in the Wil- ; th( mannificent new 75.000 oavition i ,em'
lauiette vallPT: ,,. ii.i i, rQ;, cans
Mauut'a,tllrps, HKsorintinn. who has . ... - i.m r.nt AGub"'
promUel.to talto him around in his';Lr Griffith, uI J"1
,-e been working tot many j
hi. niiKortionuient of .'" , - t
.... L .1 A tflMi ' 1
Thern will DC a nan t
rjben of
i trienjs e
I it lodge
It. Music
I furnished
romptu
Jt n please,
Mia Din
In. Nebr
Asistii
'dok, L
Kreijel.
is fw li
I J Salem
Wed an
(as dec
innory
''ainmeni
Wd a g.
t.fd.
i till tra
excursk
jsAer vi
1 1 tbit i
J isporta
incro win " . . (.jt j
of ,teelhead ami ra.n h
"After leaving the paved streets of ; firolnl,K Sneaking of the building Mr. f' in. a,1,'1,'" i u. ,mIied f
IVrt'and there is un good roa.l until the I Stubblebine sail last nicht: "The cx-i
. 1 ..A . J ..Ua 11.... ... . . . . t
hibit pavilion is the best I have ever
I seen in all my experience with fairs.
It has been planned just riuht and has
paved streets of Salem are reache 1.
Salem and Portland, capital and metrop
olis of Oregon, its two largest cities. Bre
separated by fitty-tour miles of miser been built so thnt thp ovhihita n, he
cb'e road. Vrom Salem south through; ,)0W11 to thc ,1(l!.t 1)ossil,le advantage.
Oregon no hard-surfaced road is found ..Xh? situatiPn vprv favornhle for
omsi.ie or tne. chips nniii .lacsson ( a Erail(, exhibit," continued Mr. Stub
county is Teached This county will ; blebine. " The work has been endorsed
have for the 191., tourist thirty-five ; by M ,T VurY manacPr 0f the Ku
miles of paved ra.-itie Tlihway to gene Commercial club, and E. J. Mc
tei.ipt the nntomo .il.st from t alifornia : (. lanahan, president of the Lane Countv
int.. thc Ko8i.e liver alley A new. Manufacturers association. Mr. Me'
and wonderful road haa been lm.lt tin-1 , ).IU11H11 wiH tak, mp 01lt in ,lis ,.nr to.
ear im'-i ine uiiiiiriiia line uorin
liaison jLJis
Victrolas
Graphanolas
Talking Machines
over the Siskiyou uonntains to Ashland.
Before leaving Oregon, it must be
recoidi'd that in the stretch of Pacific
Highway from Salem to Me Iford there
ate a number of nieces of first class
earth aud broken toue roads. The best
cf these stretches is the eiflit miles of
road in I.ane County, north of Knieii.
This eitht piilcs nf smooth road makes
the traveler forget some of the discom
fort of th;' sixtv six miles he has passed
om r since leaving Salem.''
The following is a ltst of the cx-
peniutures m the different
reads aud bridges 1903-1913:
Count v
Bauer
Pentna
Clackamas
Clatsop
oliii'ibia -
Coos
Crook
Currv
Poi:;!a
Cilliam
i.raur
Harnev
Hh.1 Tliver
.l.ksn
Josephine ....
Klamath
Lake
Ijino
Idnicln
l.inn
Malheur
Marion
I day to see the different manufacturers
1 ot' 'ir citv, and 1 think I will be sue
'. ccssful iii inducing them to exhibit their
j ;,ridu;ts at the big exposition at Salem.
: This will bp an exhibit oi thc state in
1 dustijec. enly ami no outsiders will be
allowed space, at liny price. Marion
"a a a'rea 1" been -iven space
I for 17 exhibits in this section. Clatsop
; 12, Pal er six or seven, Clackamas a
! like number, Multnomah about 45 and I
; xie.-t I.ane county to do as well as
i some of the best. Four or five other
: counties lesi,le4 thesn Kai-d r.t, 1 ft
Olllltie fori ...i ,,,,,..,;..
There is nnlv- a lin,;tA.l ....-..., n'
, .'-'"",.,t1i',l,''e If ft in thc pavilion for r.an-tfse-
7,';.;'".l ,,rr- 1 m noldimr up 15 or 2.1 p.rt
i iVT-H'I I ! laml miinufactiirers until T can hear
l..t I 1 j from nioro nf tl,o .li vl,a.:.
This is an ppportunitv for the lune
how the rest
many outside
an make here. At-
present there is space apportioned for
-- worxinz exhibits, that is, the manu
facturers will have their plants in oper
ation and wiil mage? their Products in
the pavilion. This promises to be the
finest exhibit of its kind ever held in
'he state. It will do for the manufac
turer what the land show does for the
fanner and will tend to encourage the
buy-at-home idea.
A magazine writer says: "To love a
widow is a liberal education for any
man.' Yes. b'lt a little learning is n
.'.acgvious, thing.
"VI1. ltt ' , silver e
Mi I. waiiive mi" " ... ,
bo stocked for tne o.-" - ,
who enjoy the fport or f
cidentally who c q"y '"" 'he5
taste of the finny denizen t w
tain streams. to
from Portland bv H 0 J. orr
Clanum. will arrive I-'.V'-aH
iug at 11:10. The tram v,
to o on to
have their representatives w
big hutch. -
MUCH BW005TT"T
POLK
Dallas. Ore-. r!-
pl.Mcre
fiso.ri..oo
All 'til'?1. f01"ity manufacturers to she
-';-!!;H: of srate "d to the mi,
.'!,' .".' visitors what thev can make
1 19:!.v.i:.-
9S.Y240.ti." ;
145.601. Si!
191.9 !9.2i
liV3.ti0S.tM) ,
219.5S5.4o,
747.S30.12
3t9'.i5.52 '
W1.0S9.S0'
119.fi04.S6:
1.095.SW.T8.
2l2.s,i7.27j
970.OiM.iW :
176.5(V.79
l,0Sl,O73.:t:C
I'.V
fret'
. !'-'
itaiWS, fire., -i.- .
ig has been done '
..resent season than
v,r in the historv of
' Most of the buildin'V,,
been confined to dwelling .
otn,... being erected, ,
garage, id --" Ukw
lie Willamette . .hll),. i
any. will, a Vl?t
dav. has been ruin... , tH, f.
market nas m i t ,t '
Few mm have n. y " fc ,v;.i
went here. The T" ,h f '
take care of the f. W4
nearirjr completion. i f
to takare of thc meo
vears to come. .
eluding tMjTUfJJ.
ARRANGE TO PAY Vt'
Wa.shingt. b.
. , A.lnr Sil" . -ii
terre.l nerp . ,i j
w ta M .r
li-rn-i - - lH,r.l
the federal reserve
mittoe of bankers r-
lems of paying Amr"ef fe ;
and securing payw'-1-' n ia
,le.pit IUOnv-.-;
wse to raise -
liquidate debts du