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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1914)
STX. TUB :TTM rMTTAI. JOUBNAL, SALEM. OREOON, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 1914. BE, FORE. AND AFT Drawn Tty OllTT Sterrett wM"T$ ME. "to CoMt fo VJ LEAVE- Me all Auwe? MP I WOULDN'T Good Buys in Real Estate 87 ucro farm; house, I n, well; 'lo ncre.i under cultivation, balance tiinbci und pasture: mill- to rnilruinl stu lion. Will consider city residence worth 2ri(l0 us part paymeut. Price $H,UUU. llo-ncre farm, i.curl.v nil uinlcr culti vation; level In ml ; house, barn, well, good roinl. Will take iflpliio in Salem or I 'in t In ml re.iidciu'e proper! v. Price .1.I0,.-)U0. 120 aires of land in Grant County, Washington, fur trail1 1'or Salcm rest deuce property, Mil acri'H of laml in Kit Carson Conn l..v, Coloiailo, to tiiuli' for Willamette Valley property, What have youf Ilil acri'B of good laml, 2.1 acres iituler plow, lialancc good timber; locatcil 7 miles from Salcm; Price ijdiiilil, ir'.IOn down, balance. t-tlt) per year, U per cent interest. 27'l ncre I'arai to liaile fur Salcm city liropcily. I2."i acres umler plow, hul ,iuce timber and pastnie. Price. ifOU per acre. Modern Salcm resilience property te ti-nd on 40- or 110 acre iinpruvcil far in i-ric.i $1111111. 10-acre tract, all ia cult i vat ion ; now Ii room plnstereil I.oiim' ; new liarn chlcken-linusc, woodshed, well; miles from SnViil; (ooil road. Price :i.'l(lil. ii2 acre ranch, 111 acres under cultiva lion, Diiiaueo pnsmre mm winner; i a. res prunes. All stock, hay, grniu iiiul linplementH go with plnce. l.ocnled ill; miles from Halein. i'rice $.MUM. 0 neron of land all net to pr.ioo or clinrdj house, liarn, well; il'.j mile from Hiili'in ; prico jlfillO. $;!U0 down, lutlii lieu $'J.'0 per year, 0 per cent ill terest. ft acres of land, close to railroad si a linn and '1 miles from Salem. Price i (."HI; fill down, lialance $10 n iniinth. fl-noni modern liouse, close to ncliool mid carline. Prico ifl(iOi), if: tui) down, liilniiro $1.1 per inoiilli. 2()-,icre prune onhiird In bearing. Maciitinm road. Price if.'iOOO, ,120-ncro dairy runcli; HO Helen undei plow, liiiliiiirii grass laud; lOroom house, two liarus, AO head of cows; dorses, liupleuieuls and tools. Will take as . in rt payineut up lo ifiiorrt) in citv property. jlllllOca-li; Id years time on balance nt ll per cent interest. Prico IH,r,Hi. If you want to Buy, Trade or Boll, W. H. Grabcnhorst & Co; Room 2, Bush Ban1 BldjJ. SPORT NEWS WATT SHIPS WIN BY NARROW MARGIN Wolgast Shows Poor Form and Is Not in the Class with Champion When the Watt Shipps a ml the Klks, the two league lenders in the city Inml iug league, clashed last night, the side lines uud lilcncliers were lined with red hot partisans for lioth sides a ml the rooting kept up until the Watt Miipps nosed out ahead on the Inst game by two pins. Tho Wutt Shipps won the PARTIES UNITE TO GATHER RETURNS (Cnpital Journal Special Service.) Dallas, Ore., Nov. ;t. The county central committees of the democratic and republiciin parties have united in getting the election returns tonight and have rented the iirmory as a place for receiving them. Not only will local re turns lio given, but those of the stnte. urrungenients having been made with Portland for freouent bulletins precinct committees in the forty pre cincts of Polk county will supply ac curate returns of the vote from time to time. Largo Audience Greots Booth. Through the untiring efforts of the Itev. tleorgd II, Heunelt, of the .Metho dist church of this city the citizens of lianas uud the surrounding territory CALIFORNIA HOP GROWERS (Continued from I'ige Five.) effort to unload itn potatoes even of tho better class. Uecently shipments were made right to the heart of the Califoinin river district. While there continues a fair demand for selected local stock in California, still so little of this stock is availably at this time nt a murketable prico that it can scarcely be considered a factor. California has a big crop of ordinary ; potatoes mid at the moment there seems io do nttis iiisignt tor tins class or goods Irom Oregon points. first tru ni) nuil the Klks tonic the sec ond. The Klks were alien. I until the 'mil the opportunity of listening to a 1 1 mi I count on the last game, when; wry able address nt the araiory Sun .Nand, ol the Watt Shipps, finished with TURKEY PRICES TO BE LOW THIS YEAR? Porlland, Ore., Nov. 3. What will be I he price of turkeys for Thanksgiving? This is a question which interests the majority of families in the city and one on which dealers carry to n consid ernblo extent. Some declure the prices will not climb as high us a year ago Pierce Cruveii New York, Nov. Preddie Wy h. ght'vcight champion of the world, was o jubilant today over his defeat here hist night ol Ad Wolgast at Miule-oii Square tiarden that he predicted he would knock out Charlie White of t hi en i'ii when they clnh In n 10-ioiiml bout at Milwaukee next Monday night. The light was stopped at the end of the eighth round, Referee Hilly ISirhe ottihtiiiiiur that Wolirast broke n small bone in his rihl forearm in the fifth "omegolla round by hitting Welsh on the head, i I'hilps ... The champion gave Wolgast the beating j Naud of his life nn.l Ad was wcakcniug'nip idly when Ho. he culled a halt. It was considered doubtful if Wolgast could have withstood Welsh's unmerciful ill - I'lult. .... tuck for two rounds more. 1 skiff .... Wolgast only showed u flash of his I lialph ,,, old time form once mid that was In the'llussey ,, second round. Piuhtiug from his fa-1 Wand ...;n .. .. ...i,........i i. i... t..,ui..,.i t ' the Welshman and peppered his body with hard rights mid lefts. The close f of the round, however, found Welsh i .ril-'m.r li.ttlo. liii li, r.xi.lil'n.l III). I il was obvious to the ringidilers Hint 1 W 'lU W"IT the former champion had shot his bolt. ''' Weldi fought like a real champion Inst I ,, .' . ..;,.!. l l l u r.l...,.l. i rimers as u result of his showing against Wolgast. three strikes Nauil rolled the high game of 214 pins and also had the high average of Hill. The (Irocers and llaiiser Bros.' tennis will bowl tonight on the Club al leys, I. list night's game was rolled on the Klcctrie alleys. The score: Watt Shlup. 111.1 loll Hit SU MS 171 II 4H7 LIS I. '15 174 ll!4 172 lid 102 417 200 175 211 SMI .1.... !... AM 1 1 !!.. ....... " 11 ". "''.y crcu "y "" ''"; others suv they will be practically the . u. . I cauoiome roi , A rttllHit,.roil the price n.ted Stntes senator from Oregon ,,,,, ,0W(, for tllu ro)IHOIl thut . . , ' "'" "' mora turkeys aro to bo had this vearl the Methodist denomination in Oregon t,m ,)ut u dl,.)omls ., how ,,.,. QOSr IQcenis Quality Not Premium DON'T look for premiums or coupons, as the cost of choice Turkish and domestic tobaccos blended in Camels prohibits their use. All the value goes into the cigarettes you'll spot the difference soon as you've whiffed just one smooth, fragrant Camel. Nocigaretty aftertaste. Get that? Give Camels a tryout. 20 for 10 cents. If your dtalmr can't auppfy yon, Mfirf IOc for on patkago or $1.00 for a cartofl of ton paehogoa 200 eigarottot), pot ogo propaid. Ator tmoking ono pock ago, if you don't find CAMELS ao roprm otntod, roturn tho othor nino packagoo and wo will rotund your mono, R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. Winston-Salem, N. C. N70 700 SSI Elks' Club. 15s 115 147 IMS Hid Ins 152 ll5 I III ins Mil 210 107 Kill 21 111 L'.'IU 1(17 III'.' 477 511 404 524 7IS Mill SS2 2loti Hill The League Standing. . Tentus- aud has ulwnvs been nroniincutlv iOen-1 tificd with church and educational mat ters throughout the state. Mr. liooth r 'utly gave $100,000 endowment lo Willamette university of Salciii. Tin address was entirely non-polrficnl, the subject being' "The Higher Citizen sh i p. " Not only did 'lie Dallas people alone turn out to hear Mr. ilooth speak, hut the several adjacent towns wero well represented. A lurge number of Inde pendence and .Monmouth people eom- .(.. iug over by special train. The services llwere In charge of Itev. Hennett, and l 1 special mini: was I.' idcicd by th( i church i hoir, l'. The Dallas dancing Hub has changed the nihts of their dunces from Thurs- lay to Saturday nights. The machinery at the Whitnker oil well is bciiiir torn down and shinned STEADY DOWN POUR CUT OFF ATTENDANCE llnuser llros, (Irocers . ... .107 The steady downpour of rainjjnd the; N,,w Vm.(i NU. ;,M., ,, th slil'f breeze cut down the ai lendance I i.,.iu,. ,,,, i ; ,.,.. 111,i,ii,i ,.. tluines. Won. Lost. Pet. to Centralia, Washington, where it will ,su , e used for prospecting purposes. .550 Big Rally at Monmouth. .500 j Monmouth was the scene of one of .l:l;'the longest republican rallies of the ..'I.'IM ! vi-iir Saturdav nfteruoon. when hhiih of the biggest speakers In the state addressed a lurge crowd of Polk coun ty citizens. Although it ruined most of (he day It in no way Intereferred with the enthusiasm shown by the peo ple present. Several local candidates for county offices were present and ad dressed the audience. The regular fall teim of the circuit uro allowed to come into the market. If receipts aro as heavy as they should be, tho price will bo low; if they are ugnt, the oppositu result may bo ex pected. Oregon ia not a leader in turkey rais ing, although thousands of them are raised here. These arc mainly shipped to the markets of California, and sup plies for Portland come from Jduho und other stntes. Iteports from Idaho are to tho effect that while tremendous quantities of turkeys wero raised there a year ago, today there aro ut least IA if not 211 per cent more turkeys in that statu than at the same season in IIH.'I. Heavy orders have allready been pluceil with Idaho turkey misers, and about the 20th of this month fine dressed birds should begin tu arrive. Deulers decent profit if I hey sell ut prices nil- a cost of W per head. These ewes ar' iter those received a year ago. all dircd by registered itiinibouillet rums It is the opinion of some that turkeys and uro out of purebred KnniboiiilleC will tost wholesalers in the vicinity ot : range ewes. They aro unusually excel 25 cents a pound and that at retail the lent ill si.e and covering and are srild have sent bronih list requests that large I price will be from III) to ill cents, j to average lit pounds of wool next shipments bo delayed until the 2;id. as! Wholesalers work on nbout 1 per cent ' June. Ho far as we liavo been aldo tu COAST BASEBALL ALL UP IN THE AIR it will be necessary to keep most of Ihejirofit and retails on about il cents as turkeys sent in before Hint time in the cooler. A. II. I.en, iiinnager of the produce and poultry departments of the I'nioii Meat company, Is one of those who be lieve prices will be on a par with last year, lie bases his opinion oil the in creased cost of wheat, which ia used to finish the birds off with, and says he does not believe raisers can realize a a general thing. HIGH PRICES PAID FOR EWES. learn this is th hiuhest prico paid for yenrling Kambnuillets in recent yenrs. The Wood Livestock company also liavo purchased from breeders in Can in In and the Willninettn valley, Ore gon, about 200 head of Lincoln rums. The best 40 of these rams will bo so- (Prom National Wood Orower.) On Heptemlier 17 the Wood Livestock company of Hpencer, Idaho, purchased lected ami bred to the Hnnibouillct from the Cunningham Sheep ami Land i ewes of the purpose of getting higil company nt Pilot lioeli, Oregon, 1400 i clnss half-blood rams to use on tho head of yearling Kamlioiiillet ewes ut range ewes uwged by Ilia firm. 30 ACRE SNAP If sold Ihis week. I will sell at a real sacrifice, !M) acres on Howell Prairie, the real cream of all Oregon soil, riih, deep, black loam, all under cultivation; ill fenced with woven wire, some slock, implements und part of the crop In. Most beautiful view. Price I " per lere; tortus, CHOICE 5-A. TRACT 5 acres nil nailer c'ullivatlon, near car line and school, Price tl'J.1 p-r acre', "i0 down, bulaace lo null, MODERN BUNGALOW. This up to date modern 5 -room bun galow In a good location, Pi ice this week only 150(1, on easy terms, Choice vacant lots, Pino Hop yard, (lood Prune ranch Pine Hleck farm. i Houses for Heut, Money to Loan. Write Insurance. Iioperty to Kxchnnge for what )uu Want. For Bargain! Call Oit BECHTEL & BYNON, 347 STATU STREET. Itlessiul is the man who evpects nothing but advice from his relatives,' for that is about all he'll get. j at the tirst shoot ol tne season ot tne ,in, I iipilnl I ity noil ami nun emu, hetii ,!,,. on ine cuius revenieeinu sireeiisinr grounds Siindiiv. The wind gave parlic- y0 alar twist to the liluerocl.s and pruhahl , ti . I tu it ihev would like to sell the cut .'own the nernges, but It was said ,,avvrs uud bnv the Seals, lo be tnighly good practice. No phe-j 'c, ,,, ut ,,n,,,, die poor- iiomeiial ceores were made but the p,t ,iihi'IhiII has known on the const In shooters broke a lew of the clay pi- i,, years. Not ft club in the leiiuim court for Polk county convened today j The Sun Prancisco club Is forun the emnitv cmirt l,,.n... I.f I... Pi league directors have taken the ; ,nirrmv H,,,.,!,,,, ,,lv n, nmru, i-rnnicato franchiHS away froni Harry (,v,.rvmM, ,,iK Kttrmvi) ,l( .iK,. dver on und tho Met redies of Port- M,l(, ,,,.,, itl , campaign,-Judge Webster Holmes adjourned the session! for one week. This term of court will undoubtedly be a very short one. as t only a lew jury discs will ho tried, In- ,, by way of pulling their aln.lug 1 made any money, ,1. Cal Kwlng ,7,,,! j -' "''' 'r three criminal cases held VCS III tlllll tor till' humor SIIOOIS ttl.'ll , h'rnnk I, h. imnees ,if III,, Heals lire "i '""il II"" are to come later In tne season, ni ! ,' i,i, i,.,. w ('..rc,..!!.' n..,i!'w" n,,w ones which have come up! The following lire a few of Hie scores Hum Merger for the sale of the club. P"1'1'; ," Ih kI'I' pnibable that the It Is iiiiilcrstoud that the San Prim- J ' J'"-' ."" .one ousiness , pet. elsco club can be bonghl for 225,0OII.; '"r J"lv ,rlnl l,,f,,TO t'"1 ''I'1"' ' the. made; . tliolal hit llcrt Whorlev I ."HI 110 Hichter ' I'-'.". 107 Mark Sld.lall MO "5 c, Parker loo Nl C, U, I'resnall 50 117 W. H, Aiiderson 100 01 X I... i l,..i' , il... loll ...I i lerui. Mwlng mi. I Ish turned down a ;ioo,iioil w- ' T"""'i i'- retiirned from cii-h offer for the club, Thev wauled " weeks stay ia Portland, where ho ,I50,000 for the Seals then. 'but iiiiwl1"'" ,H'IMI lecturing ill the Interests of the republiciin partv. Walter Nichols, cashier of the Hank of Palls City, was In Dulles today via- I hey are willing to sell out for 225,n00. Harry Wolverton and Lloyd Jacobs hl till. OHO with the Sacram'eiilo club. Ilusliiess In the cnnlliil ell v was so' relatives ami friends. poor that they were forced to switch '' Hessic llooch, of Corvallis, is Ihcir club to Sail Pranclsco, taking the In the city for a short visit with inline of the Missions, to finish I he f rlends. acifou, Wiilvertou aked the league I'r, A. II, Htlnrbuck and Dr. V. 0. directors to let them establish a second" Slants attended the Dallas McMlnnville team permanently in Hun Prnncisco Imt football game at McMlnnville Satur- hls reipiesl was turned down. Then the day. directors took his franchise uwny from Prank Kerslake, of Sever, a former him niid It Is now offered for snle to Dallas business niiiti, was In the citv the highest bidder. It can be bought Satutilnv greeting old filenda. .1. S. Macombcr, of Onkdale, was STARTED TO SWIM PACIFIC OCEAN Los Angeles, Cul,, Nov. J,-I lunge. P with stealing sheep, William llluli, a flshermiiu, Is under arrest here le.lnv after one of the most determined nt-, tempts to will his freedom that has come under notice of the Los Angeles' i.miiilv nl'l'ii.lii Is I in..'. ..I. ii. 14.... n i. 1 for :'o.0Uil, land! n'tlenii.leil to row to sen. hovoml1 I'fesidenl liug.lnle of the Seattle dull shopping In this city Snturday d'ulted Slates InMllellon, 1u avoid f '"e Noitlniestein league Is alter the Wayne Hnrham, who has been piny pursuing officers. When his skiff was ' nim'tiisi' and If he gets It iug professl il ball with the San " -ui'.iifii ll inline i oil" I. icngim Kraai isco telnn III tie 1'nn if c C I "llappv" Hogilu Is: liMiiTilo tint tulvt Miutuiin It it m ittirii.nl tu ""'.'iing i"r tne i run e nim the hoine of his pnrenls III this citv Harry Wolverton ulo adniits that lie; Vt A Kiip.-t Ii mid P. J. fond ,,,.,,(.,, I l, U..I....1 ..ll' 1.1. .1 ,. .. I . i,,,.,i.. i i i.;.... elub lii Scuttle. till lllf.,1, 11,11.. null .1 li,.,ll I...C i... was overhauled, is overhauled, "em mm i io aumns mat ne; v A .i.,l ,,,,,1 ,, ;,nA IV(, He was iinnble to (ell Hie olflcers lias yM ,""'k "'" ' it.tils. and try returned from a business tiiii to New- plan, In the event he had escaped lliei.i, "m"", r " " " port. L. M. HUM Care of YICK SO TONG Chinese Medicine nnd Tea Company Has medicine which will cure any known disease. South lliph Street, Salem, Ore. rhone2Sl. to secure It. II Is probable that he will assume the nuiiingenieut of the (Ink-! laud club. A committee of three has been appointed by the directors of the! league o sell the Sncrnniento franchise.! Jul. where It will go Is an unknown! ipinnlltv and whether P.wlng ami Ish baseball also remains II. It. Kelt has returned from a bus Iness visit in several parts of Yninhill count v. Mr. end Mrs. I, N. Woods went to Portland Saturday for a few daya visit with relatives and friends. A. II, Ki inp.d, of Kirkrcull, prohibi tion catuliilate for comity commissioner, was In the city Saturday, August Ilisser and Walter Young j have returned from a hunting nnd fish- Panama, Nov. ,1, The clearing of the l"g trip on the headwaters of the La canal slide north of Cold Hill was be-1 Creole, log lu. he. I with all dispatch today ami; I'. Scope, an attorney of Inde I'olonel iloethuls continue. I to hope the ! pendence, was u business visitor in the nig ditch would be open to navigation ; citv MkiiiIiiv. 'retire from to lie seen. CLFARINU THE CANAL. again by Wednesday, The colonel siihl ihcr.' win iiK'hlnu to do but lo con tinue removal of such slides tint il the lrnl,i Is ndlusted to the basic changes ruined by the digging of the canal. Mrs. II, II. 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