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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1914)
TEH THE DAILY CAPITAL JOOBNAL. 8ALEM. OREGON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER ;6. El 4-4 S.I M Sc c. c. N ft A Most Attractive Display of Fashion's Latest Garments Are to Be Seen in Our Nw Enlarged Ready-to-Wear Section; Hunch eds of women were delighted with our showing of new, fashionable garments : in our recent opening-and we were exceedingly pleased with the knowledge tha our efforts in procuring the latest style Suits, Coats, Dresses and Vv aists personally in the eastern markets were apore- v,ultu awu "'' "u iiewiy remoueiea ana improved show rooms and arrangement received such favorable comment e invite an inspection and comparison of quality of workmanship, of value of our new stylish garments for V omen, Misses and Children. They're different exclu sive in a class by themselves and very moderatelv priced. J if mm- SURPRISE NO. 710 Next Thursday, October 1, special State Fair offering ZZ'ti Silk Petticoats at $1.25 Each These petticoats will surely astonish those who know unusual value made of silky Glisette and Brocaded Armure in the most popular colorings well fashioned and put together-full length and width-finished with wide accordeon plaited flounce. A most unusual gar ment for the price bound to prove a quick seller, so we advise an early attendance next Thursday, as the color which you would want might be sold out early. State Fair special, Thursday, $1.25 each. See the big window display. Sale starts at 8:30. io phone orders. a ml 1 m ,, i m Nv , . ff A marriage license was issued by the county clerk today to 1-nac Kail Linu villo, a butcher, of l.iiinvillo, am! .Miss 'Mia i'uj of Aumsville. The jews of Salem are invited to at tend the services ot Vom K ijipiir, at' tin- synagogue. I.'.) .North I'om n-ial street, from to X Tuesday night and from 7 a. in. to ri . in. Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Crornv r.f am. rich, Miim., an visiting at tin- home oP Mrs. Crosgrnvo's brother, A. A. Stearns, a few miles west of Snlem in 'oils conntv. Thev in.. i..:.ki.,. I..;. surely trip to various points of interest ill the West. Central Congregational Church vv Mr. Foster, of Portland, will preach ill tne morning at II o'clock. Siindnv nhool as usual at 111 o'clock, Mr. I. V. McAdoo, superinteinlent. Song service at 7:i in the evening'. C. A. Ii'eet'.. of Willamette university, will i.iein h. Sunday the Oregona, the lighest draft hoii t on the river for its size, will ascend the Willamette river to the llorsf Hrothers' hop yard near Inde pendence to take on ."illd hales of hops. Last Sunday tlie Oregona went above Independence lilhl brought down a car go of imps. Judge Percv R. Kellv hear,! ,. . 1 t;, ........ :.. ..'. ... ".' i"e ease o .lilnies sixties against Charles Anderson and II. I'. Pet ers in Depart ii t No. I of the circuit milt this morning. A music store in Court street, it appears, was trans' I'erred from Mr. Anderson to Mr. Peters and tile controversy arose over the lia bility for a certain promissory note. j It is not probable that i Radiators will make a .ninl las a marching hody this ' ! did last' vear. As vet m. the Eugene et to Salem ear us they formal invi- All Around Town 4c silver taken. No ,-lue to the rold.er has heen found. j o I i AMUSEMENTS, riLIOH Mtato street, between Hinh and Liberty Motion piilures of Cleo Madison in the "Severed Hand," also Pord Sterling in his own eomedy films and Kuropeau war pictures of the Mutual Weekly. 0I.O1IK South side of State street, between llinh and Lib erty Motion pictures of a laibin 2 reel film, "The Heart Ifebelinus, " and the "Shoot in(f Match," a Sterlin com edy. Also pipe oran music und Karl Karev in snntr. Dr. MoudeLsobn, specialist in fitting ! ground glassea correctly. U. S. bank building1 Davis for city treasurer stands for efficiency, economy, tax reduction No ! deputies. (Paid adv.) ; Members of the United Evangelicnl Sunday school will hold a rallv day Sunday, liev. A. A. Winter is tlie pas tor and a laitfc turnout of children and young people is expected. A spe cial protitum will lie rendered ami liadiies uiven the children. Try Scott's 15c meats. Frank Becson has filed a suit for a divorce from ilertlia lleoson in the eir euit court. It is aliened in the com plaint that the couple were married in Kirksville, Mo., in iiip II( t,llt t)(,r(, are no iii..ieh or property rights in- oie.l. Meseitioii m i x ii i... The Shriners of Portland have char tered a special Southern Pacific train to visit the state fair and a larjie num ber of them with their families and friends will arrive at the fair grounds Saturday, October :t. Cider apples wanted. We pay c?h on delivery, liideon Ntz ( corner Mill and Summer. I The committee of t.h nrnirti t.ah.. - - "QUI! AJUgrtU- berry growers in charge of tiie adver tising campaign will begin the cam paign in the Iowa Homestead, of Des Moines, Iowa, which has a large circu lation in the Middle West. Thev will be advertised in other papers, as tlie i'1'itipnigii to make them known will be uatioii-wiile. BILL AT TIIE Theatre Tomorrow and Monday Three thousand pounds of driod log. aubenios were shipped lioin Lebanon this week to the Willamette Vallev Prune association ot Snlem. This is the first. Nhipmeiit of the ben v from Lebanon. o A vote for Davis for city treasurer spells economy ami tax reductions. No deputies. (Paid adv.) Mrs. Fisher reported that her real- !ence at the comer of ltmndwav and. -Market street was entered vest'erdav afternoon about 4 o'clock ami $1 in i Go to Dr. Stone's for trusses. Postmaster August Huckestein was at the Pair (Irounds yesterdav making arrangements for the transferring of the postoffice there from an independ ent office to the city office. After October I it will be merely a station. The postmaster was also arranging the parcel post exhibit, in the pavilion for the opening nt the exhibition week. o Bring your agates home to have them polished a nd mounted. Gardner 4: Keene, ;ISM State street. Stttttttt The Store That Saves You Money I Watch tt II For Our Ad in I Monday's Journal Miss A. McCulloch, the optometrist, wil move her office to the Hiibhuid building, October 5. Glasses correctlv fitted. Andy Anderson reported to the police yesterday afternoon that his house at 1 I" ) N. Commercial street had been en tered about 4 o'clock bv burglars. Al though the house ui.s' ...,.. l i. I ... ...... ,.,- IlllOllgll j nothing was taken. A man who is sup posed to have done the job was seen in the hack- yard shortlv before. He is described as about 'o vears old, r, feet undies tall, and weighing Iiio pounds. For sale a few hundred tons of dam aged wheat left at Kl.lKl and . 1 7 50 nor ton. f. o I. l,,rn...,.i II..:.... .. . . - '"......m. idling rust. t ome ouick if von ..,.) n- Lutler, -lilii Hubb-rd buildinj. The Wisconsin soeletv ihii - 1. ..... lusti ineiuhers iiiol nil e.. w: :.. xt.ple Uednesduv from 1 1 to 1 p. i in the W. o. W. cabin at the state fair groun.is. -n,e Wisconsin societv was z,,'l i iilem five veins ao and meinbers ot the salem organization will gladly in -ot former Wi-consiu neoiile ho attend the state fair. The mivtin" '"'"I tor registration and a gen eral get-together social time. "The Cloister on the Hearth" The Famous Novel by Charles Reade, in Five Parts, i.ilion lias l.ccu received. I it is be lieved that alter tin. tnir in P.ugcne this week, the members of the Kadia tors will find themselves too busy to give up a day to an excursion next week. Kngcne L'uaid. Judge Galloway will hold court in Department No. 2 oi the circuit court Monday uml continue the rest of the week. .No cases will I... t i i.... , the court hearing motions and demur rers. There are four default cases to eonie up, however, which will end the divorce business for this term of court. ' Eighteen of the Seitz pack ranges, de-igncd to be used in the mountains where vehicles cannot go. and manu factured in this city by the Kugeiie iron works, a i Ie of a stamp mill made at the same plant and five of the Herd pump fountains, invented bv 1 1. I,, liar-' den, of this city, and made at the iron works, were shipped to Sal last night to be exhibited at the state fair. Pu gene Register. The market price for hops hangs around l.T cents according to Salem hop' men. The firm of William Drown ic'- 'o. bought 'JO-I bnles reci.tK. t II cents per pound and another loeul firm purchased p.'.") bales at the same price., but it is said that no more can bo secured at those figures. The pur chases made by William Brown & Co. included the Kaylick's crop of Hit bales, C. C. Winger's crop of 40 halfs and "." bales from Dien Rros. GL0BE Salem's Model Photo play House presents Monday & Tuesday George Kleine's Masterpiece "Vendetta" in live reels. Adapted from the book of that name hy Miss Marie Corelli Produced under the personal direction of Mr. Geo. Kleine, with Mine. Regina Badet. of the Sarah Bernhardt Theatre, Paris, as the Countess, and a large, notable company of ar tists. A Vitagraph comedy will also he shown. SAME PRICE 10c GLOBE "House of Quality' NEW TODAY k riiKD'S MtUIT LI NOI. KOI! KALK-Chu-o, I'hoi.e l:i!H. WANTKD Van w w ood. I 'hone M.'l. good top luggy. lh t. urn to hull! I.I 'ST 1.'' (old monogram pin, I'oone .1 li b'. '.. V. K WAN I" K I Kiirnisitcd house. II. II. ',., care .lumuil. Address, rolND At boat. .1. .1. West Salem, gray icw Kupoell, West Nilt'in. HOOD Canning I'tailiis at the Imlah Kami, I'olk county. 1 hone .VJ-K-ll. OLD r.U'KUS per hundred. for cartels; 10 mils .loiirnal office. HoK-tconth !'-. stic, nit. '0 North Thir l.u e base. I'Olf I; KNT - I'pper flat, 7 rooms, clo m in and modern. I'I.i.ijc !L' and I.' I. 1'OU HK.NT-Two fi;n.ihh(d room;!, modern, Smith Kourternth street. Kb'KSII and 1. lit 1'ariiur's :'iHi7. b d t'idi r i.iul appl. a le Cider Werks. I'hdm WAK those 1 u ii.' h IN Kl UOI 'K-Kred '. kei.s i.ninnl here. war en NigM I'OK UKNT- Modem fint el..e in, ul-o basement flat iluap. l'h.'iie "I be. twee n SI and 5. I'OI; SAI.lv- p.lu, I, l. ,. ,.., .,, fiade lor young cow. H. .1. I'ooi k, b'oute I, Do I'll. IM I ; I.' KNT - Thn W. II. Ciabndn Dusb Dank I'-ldg e fill. 1st ,V islied 1,1'lise'l. Co., lioolo V ii; mil! Tw, SAI.K ;er. W lit V I'ilS iood Jersey ill freshen i t stieit. c( ; 'Oil. ui av v koi; s. tires. Nu'lh Mandt wu; veiy little, fill). Ifth street II. wide '(ill 1 Hi I'M 1,'liKNT !l .ll'tluelit, S.uth l.ibe Furnished maw and l.v. I 'I e cov :t roein ntodcrii, .'iiif. oilC-M. WANTKD Til le sound and !'ii to 1100 II lil'V- Lclltl One pony; uui" . to drive single I all up -ill!. fall for tier of Sunday, tember, inches. September s,, mr. h it!! in inoie either this eveuii. is 1.17 im nes. wiiile in DILI, tiie laintali was ou!v Lost - I 'air auto and Wacondii, 'n k Dins, i.inl chains between Snlem Aug. l'L'. K.durn (( rei.eivi n ward. H. K. Donnelly, a field assistant in the state engineers oilVce, left vesler day lor Knterprise, where lie will make 'an adjudication survey of the Wallowa valley with the assistance ,,f c. -;. Stiicklin, also in toe employ cf the stale engineer. It appeals that the wa tor rights or the Wallowa lake have never been definitely fixed and there has been considerable coiitrov, iv over I'Ob' 1,'KNT - Nicely furnished ,e,. rooms, i, ulv ft: ii r blocks- from O. Ii. depot. Dhone l".!'l. Inii:ire i;;o Mill. , V A.N I LI) -Strong boy. Is to work in grot nhoiise. perjon at gri ci.l:o;iso, !i street. years old, Inij'.iiie in :! .Marl-el WANTKD Carpenter town. Will take i ork team. Call o I Mil street. job, country or i payment goid r uiite l'!7l) M. "Our Mutual Girl" "How Izzy Stuck to His Post" A ONE FART COMEDY SEVEN-REELS-SEVEN The Price 10c Yoor Credit Is Good Hera home 'FURNISHFR f CQR.COURT&highsts. C. L. Sperling & Son have moved their grocery t larger and better cpiar tors at '17 North Commercial street wnei-e thev ,vi continue the same high class service that has made their store so popular. Fresh from the printer, with the ink scarcely dry on them, the oiglit-pa.-e booklet gotten out bv the Salem eon. merc.al club listing ;,e cheap lands in Hie Willamette valley for the use f prospective immigrants was received h is a teraoon by Secretary Moores. j returned ...-is w, e distributed through, out the Last. o the 1,.,,-k the booklet inn a page of statistics concerning Sa l'i, the Capital Citv, whieii tell of the area, the elimate, the population, prop erty valuation, puhlie buildings, ta e institutions, etc. I do not use drops nor drugs of any . ... ... ...nii.unjj ,.vofl. i)v ,,xnmim,. T tions are made bv modern -. I more aecunite means, and bv seienti- I fic methods that give the exact defect I of vision and enable me to fit v.,,,. ....... i ! with classes that will riv g . - " J mill- fort and jierfect .""itisfnetion. Dr l 1. Mendelsohn, 210 111 l". .s. Bnk' BIdg., Salem, Oregon. bers of the board began their personal! eaavass tins morning. There were eight I 'oinplaiiits filed, which was about half1 the number tiled last year. I Miss Vera Tibbetts and Miss Effie! I obb, both of Portland, came to Salem I yesterday to attend the Oregon state fair, but on arrival here were disap pointed to learn that the fair did not open until next week. Thev had se eured several days vacation 'and came here to spend it seeing the exhibits and witnessing the races. Hut those not being rine. thev ton!.- in tl, ;i.. of the Capital City and in the eveuing io i oman. i. S. H. Fisher, whose address is 408 ' West I.Klth stryct, New York Citv, sent a night letter to the I'oitl ii ii. I . in. in I...,-1 of commerce recently asking tor a list , of hop growers and 'dealers, as he was! entering the hep brokeinge business.) He wanted the names of those growers and dealers who desire eastern cnowc-1 lions and says In. can handle a large' loutput. The Portland chamher of com- j ! metre tin ned the letter over to the Sa : le in commercial club. I The state railroad commissioners have been visiting the new construction work i in the vieinitv of Kinrniie t',.c dm i.,- two davs au.i iiav-e iiwi.,..-t...i ....... -,o proposed gride cro.ssim.s on th.. W,. lamette Pneifie, the Wemlliuir and Na tron branches of the Southern Pneifie and the Portland. Kugene V Kiisteru. On Thiirsdav thev took 11 trill nvnr tli Corvallis & Kastern. insi.eetin.r tl.., ....... structiou work on the Improvements or dered by the eommission a vear ago on : the road west of Corvallis.' According to the weather bureau sta tion at the foot of T;ade street, the stage of tlo river today is one-half foot above low water mark. The river has been icceding slowly during the past week from the three-foot stage it reach ed last week us a result of the rains. Lust night the precipitation aiuouiite.l to .(is of an inch, and the total rain- the matter. It is pioposed to adjudi-1 ate these rights and to record them so! that they may be distributed eipiitably by a water master who will be put in charge. ! H. J. Mil03, the Turner liveryman,1 recovered one of his tennis and a rig yesterday after an exciting chase end-' ing at. Jefferson. Two strangers on-j tered the. barn and said thev were inein- ! bers ot a theatrical troupe mid wishedj , to secure a buggy that they might dis- i trmute some hills in the country near Turner. They were given a team but -Mr. Miles became suspicious of their actions and sent one. of his men after them on horseback. They were fol lowed to Jefferson where they were forced to give up the rig. No warrant, for their arrest could be secured in Jefferson an I they left for the south.1 Mark Crandall and 17 other residents of the city of Linnton tiled a cum-' plains! against tile railroad commission 1 of Oregon with the oomity clerk of this county today asking u temporary, injunction rest raining the order of tlie commission raising the rales between; Portland and Linnton from going into' effect. The rate lie' ween Portland and' Linnton has b.en five cents for one j lure but the rrder of the lailroad com- ' mission issued on August 'Ji r:'ised tin rate to ID cents. The order was to go into effect in 'JO davs after the service of the order. The town of Linntc n has attacked the order of the commission and toe ease is now pending in the courls. KOI: UKNT--!' bin ii, ci.icken per mouth if J.llil-i;. : oi in furnished hous", bouse uml garden, -(I i takui nt once. Phone KOI! SALK .fion piano. Sacrifice ac count leaving city, for lin, pj,, t cash, balance terms, ( all HU'i Sontn Twelfth street. I'Oi! SALK CIIKAP-T. rms rcisonnl l small tract, about :C. acres- y., home and bam; all in frnil S,:Tmr Deal 1,'ealtv Co. KOK SALK by owner. l.r ucres'fim. land, fenced and clear, rock road. Dargaiu if taken soon. Phone 1JI, residence phono !'J. DAIRY KAliM Kor .ash rent: 1-iu acres under plow; silo, barn for T, fo :) cows. W. P.. Duncan. II'. South Twelfth, phone ."-. V". liOi'D OANNINC PKACHKS-At tie, orchard, otic bushel. Hriinr box.M, half mile north of Salem Polk eoimtv bridge on Wallace road. I'hoi.o "JK-II. Jos, Imlah. 0 A(i K.NTS Sell giiiirnnteod hosiery per cent profit; make if It) dailv. Oi . ders repeat rcgulai.y. best agent'.-. in existence. In...,,,,.;... ...i Mills. West Philadelphia, Pa. Kf T1IK KAIK VISTO;SYo can not find better rooms, water and con veniences anywhere than at the L;a co!u hotel, ii:i;i Kenv. We will do o;ir best to please you. Phone 4(m. Grand Opera House MONDAY, OCTOBER 5th. ONLY TIME IN SALEM WILLIAM ELLIOTT Presents ''LOSING out sale of Kleetrieal good.. Shades. 10c up to 1.50; fixtures, $1 l?.'""'0; ' trie toys at J'2 price. Hill close shop Saturday, pet. if,. P. X. Aiidresen, :ltil Chem'eketa street 8 Stores In Oregon and Washington The eoillltv linnr.! .. i:.....- ... IT i - , riiiaii.auoil, f leonsistinit or Count v Assessor West Comity Clerk liehlhar, and County ..u.ige iiusney, is niaking R personal in vestigation of the complaints of over taxation filed with the board last week c , ., - . Vlst '' piece of prop- salisfdctlon Guaranteed or Monev Refunded ,,r,-v i,c,t,h"-v wi" ives-igate an: v nv.uiiuiu .charges of ime.pml taxation. The mem- A Picture Worth Seeing Vendetta in five reels. Photo-play adapted from Marie Corelli's famous novel, at the Monday and Tuesday. I I s sj comedy MiiisjrsilS I 1 THEATRE Jb INVALID WOMAN will l,..,., i.... I home with woman or ipiiet middle aged couple. Rent light and fuel in j exchange for some help. 2110 South , Twenty-tirst, corner of Trade street. KOR RENT-Furnis.hed housakeeping , room; also barn if wanted. Two ; blocks from good stores. Good deep well. On Inglewood car linft Call at SS0 North Seventeenth. KOR SALK At n bargain, tie liennti tul modern home nt fiiO Center street Salem, two blocks from the Stat" house. Terms to suit purchaser, i, ",e. J' ,ownei'- tf. .M. B. Shaw, .Marshtield, Oregon. B, C.uSrlM Ckuhotn CuJ!) 'The lofc-Slory Wilh a Laugh in Every Line" Prices 50c, $1.00, $1.50. Scat Sale Saturday, October 3rd. lln -in ...T.T-. . . . . ,rll,t rant'B. 2 acres) ; filberts, bearing; acres cherrieu. peaches and prunes, 1 year old; 1 , acre timber, balance in cultivation . no bmldings; 3 miles out, gravel i road. Tart cash, balance monthly. I owner, Low & Derricks, 371 State. MlfUlTV FINK TIM K TO niMLD , f-ight now. Kvery condition ii. favor able. The eountrVi) future wa9 nev er brighter. T-abor will never In cheaper. Material will never cost less ,s0 get iu an,i hniM th)t ,ioi)m yon ve wanted. Make your dream a. reality Sit by your own fireside wear the paint off your own stein and enjoy the comfort of t'.iat ' tied'' feeling. You can. We'll h.-l . you. V,e have helped others and thev are glad cf it. Laflar Bolin.rfr Hubbard building n k