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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT THE SALEM CAPITAL JOUKNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 13, 1915. l.llll II d l 101 Meyers' Great Annual JANUARY CLEA SALE DRESS GOODS AND SILKS AT CLEARANCE SALE PRICES This event offers many interesting items to the woman who wants clothing fabrics for herself or who has children to clothe. You'll be well paid for your trouble in visiting this sec tion and taking advantage of these unusual offerings. Man Who Disappeared Last Saturday Still Object of Search LOT NO. 1 A big lot of Silk and Woolen Dress Goods, formerly sold up to $1.50, great clearance special 39c yard White, black and colors, in many widths Voiles, Krocadcs, Maids and plain materials. This is truly a surprising offering. Don't fail to see the window display. 1 LOT NO. 2 36-inch Messaline Silks; a most excellent assortment; take your choice for 89c a yard Colors included in this offering are Wisteria, Keseda, Light Blue, Dark Green, lied, Brown. Duck, Wing Ulue and Black. Onlv 89c a yard. A Few of the Interesting Items Picked from the Fabric Section Note the Unusually Low Prices 42-inch Crepe Meteor. Our regular $2.")0 grade $1.69 Colors: Alice Blue, Grey, Brown, Navy. Plaid Skirtings, 54 inches wide, Zibeline ef fects. Our regular .$2.."0 grade; choice. .$1.49 Checked Skirting, ")i inches wide. Our regu lar .f2.2.") grade; now $1.39 S Donegal Tweed Suiting) i4 inches wide, in shades of grey and brown mixtures. Our reg ular .1.2") tirade 89c Balniacaan Coating; an imported Knglish fabric,'. r4 inches wide. Our regular 2.00 grade; now $1.39 Roman Stripe I leavv Wool Coating. Our reg ular :.;")() grade; now $2.29 21 in. Silk Moire; our regular 1.2" grade 83c Colors: Green, Alice Blue and Tango. No tnieo hit!) luvn fuimil tndny nt' Krvirt V. Spmiijyr, t lie bnoIikiM-pi'i" of tin Marion hotel, who (lisuppi'iiml from bin home on l.'iO.'t South ('ojuiikm riiil street Saturday afternoon, and il is feared by the nimous parents of the young man that ho lias met with foul play or has become, delirious niid wan dered off. He had been feeling badly for u few days and caaie homo Frn.'ny niht with a severe cold and spent most of tin day Saturday in bed. In the afternoon lie called up Clerk llolcomb, of the Ma rion, his business partner and associ ate, and told him that he was feeling better and that ho was coming dona townto see a doctor. He said that he would drop in at the Marion before he went to nee the doctor, and has not been seen since. The police have been notified and nre looking for any trace thnt might be followed. He hud no business wor ries so far as known, and tiU accounts at the Marion are in t'irst-elasH shape, according to .Mr. Crowe. There can be Z:;n,tZ 'mlZZ Federated Musicians Hold caused him to become delirious. GL0BE TODAY AND THURSDAY A Shubert production "WHEN EEOADWAY WAS A Trail," in 5 Acts, featuring Miss Barbara Tennant. BUNNY BACKSLIDES, Vita graph Comedy featuring John Bunny. 6 KEELS 6 COMING Friday and Saturday ALICE JOYCE In the Mayor's Secretary SUNDAY ONLY EDMUND BREESE & CLARIE WHITNEY, who made such a hit In "Life's Shop Window" in "WALLS OF JERICHO" A modem society drama in 5 acts 10 CENTS "Home of the Best Shows" NEW TODAY I Ona cent per word each inser- tion. Copy for advertisements un der this hcadiiiL' should be iu by t 2 p. m. ... I PHONE MAIN 81. T DlfY fir wood for sale. Phone 2002-W-2. F'Olt SA1.F .Muiareh in il 1 1 i-ti l.l 13 raio, good as new, ifX". l'hono USUI, GOAT MEAT for sale; first-class only, l'hone 21u0 il. FUUN1S11 F.O modern bungalow for rent, i'houo 3Jl'Ji. HILLY Expert window cleuner. l'hono 21S. Kllii ( A I. !; .l('icv cow, uw niilke,, 1117 .Market. FOIt SAI.F. Fresh cow, with heifer call'. l'hone lo-1'l'i LOSTtiuhl brooch, cameo center. Phono KMI-.I. Howard. WOOD I'OK MALIC Second growth t'i:', 4; bin, fir. fL7". 1'honc! l!l!. FOK SAI.K Jersey cow and, lioiic,. .ulK) ,oith Conmieicial street. FOJv UK .NT Four or five rooms clu;.o in; rent reasonable, l'hone HSli. TWO MCFI.Y furnished rooms near li brary, 1 s.l So. Winter, corner J'Vrry. Dallas May Sscure 1 Another Sawmill 44-inch Silk and "Wool ( 'rcpo Poplin. Our rcii ular.tl.T") grailejiiow $1.39 Old 'Rose, l'i nk, Mahogany, Oi ey, Miami Blue and Ih'own. 42-inch Plain Silk and Wool Poplin. Our rctr ular Jpl.25 nulc; now 89c Colors: Pro. Lijjht (iiven, Medium Blue, Dark Plue and Brown. 40-inch Silk Crepe de Chine. Our regular radc; now. $1.29 Colors: Lavender, J'opcnliiisen, (irey, Lig'lit Plue, Navy Plue, Mahogany and Nile (Ireen. Special clearance prices in every section of Salem's big store during our Great Annual Clearance Sale. Jl JIgOOI1goD S Thi'ic is n jtiiMHildlity of Hnllns -tiny tsiMithoi' sawmill in (In1 mt wry iliMnnt fiitnn1. Tin1 liivut Wrstfin I'ompniiy, nmv eipcriiting nt Bind linn n yiioill trni't of timber up the l.ti Creole river, nmt cun si'ciue nddition;,! stnmpne, und it is with u iev of 'nt tiny this that the compiiny is com-ider- '"'"'"'.''V "f ereetint; a saw S.ium., , Ward Fisher nun nere, i ne urn "i Tile m npumiiiK mill htiN been offered the (Irent West em. In ctise the cniupiinv innuLMirntes An Important Meeting At u recent mooting of tin' local di vision "f the Affiliated Federation "f Jl'isieiaiis, several important matters were attended to. union); them the elec tion i.f officers for the mining year. Oscar S'teelhamiiier was appointed president; Oiin liles, vice-president: Herbert stiff, treasurer; secretary I en n (!. Martin; serpen nt nt arms, ,1 nil n timber. The new board of diroe tnrs is composed of Pert Hnssell. liob- it SaviiL'e. N. '.. rreeman. William FOK KF.NT Two well furnished rooms for lionseheepiiij,'. Inquire -Jill iorth Cottage. W 1 1 M.N" yon wont fjooil oali wood and lull measure, call James J in lull, phono oJ-F-11. operations nt tlus point, a railroad will be built into tli timber. The iln.le matter as yet is simply ninler consider ation, What the outcome will be is on ly conjecture. Observer. Frauds In Election ; of Uncle Joe Cannon V commit tee to represent this union nt ) he Trades ittiri Labor Council was made up uf Karl Anderson, Herbert Ntit'f nud Dr. Ward Kisher. The personnel nf tlie Siilem militniy bund will remain practically the same next ye:.r an it wns last. Tlie mernbers will infill this month to nliearse on the eni'-ie tu lie ejveii a ltd some excel lent "'"in etts me iissured, Tlie bam! wil) have n pets el of probably twenty-five and they hope to play in the new bund stand twice each week. A eoncfr'ti' stini'tiire was suj,'eted some .time ulTh to the city enuneil Iiy the otl'i-ci:-!s uf thi in ;ania1 ion ami they will probably wuih together in seenrinn- the pece,saiv means for eiectinf; same. Washine;tnn, dim. KI Assistant I j i i t -I'd Stutes Attorney (leneral Wallac.o or dered Tnited States District Attnruev Karsli, nt Danville, III., this afternoon i.. ; i!...... ..n i t i.. : v.. , ,H .. id- t i - .Siiiiscriptioas will lie received innn lo vein In'i i i'ct Kin i n ' 1 ii f In . uw ' ' ii n- I . ' . 't non h district. ; "Wallnco Kiiid the itivestisition was ! ordered so that Ktirwh could malte n fuli report to the department of jus tier mi rhaiireH of alleged elect inn ' fiuudrt in Hbtiois. ' I'aiinon wan returned to the house of i renreseutatives in the November t.Iec- IircK -At the Sal , nun, (iUi)D room at the Leomtid hotel ,ifc pi ices that will ijiterest you. J" I Front slreet. F(b' I? I') XT N vi u i coin modei u lntos .', con' blo.l; from iniliiie, on lvi;lilei n i Ii stviet. I'hoiu I.'iTi'.-W. F V KU .street Jlarber Slie - thii'' cuttiiii.', I.V; havitlL Hie; children's h:in a r peciully. ( 'eali r, FOli SALK- hoice Drown l.eyho.u eo.dierels, !r'l.-" cadi. il. J'oulseu, liunte 1, 1'lmie dll-F-j. FFIiNlsllKD KOuMS for rent iluriu,: leyishiture. All modern con enieiiee:), li'.'j No. ( oitnnercial. Dlinne IFt.'j - al fiiends and music lov ; fc S Jfi. H DIED c $ 4 'f hnspillll, .! ii ii- Jsll All Around Town Dr. Meiidolsoiin, spoclallHt lu fitting1 glanHos eorrectly. U. IS. bank bblg. Tho rainfall for tho lnt 21 houra rcitelH .."it und the stne of the im1 is li.."i I eel. I ,, When undecided, insure with Wright, 2"."i State Htreet. l'hono 111. Tho Hteamor City of Enncno brnan tinvin Inns yesierdny I'm; tin' Sp:inhlinM l.nm;iii Co. from ( 'orv.'illis to Oremm fity. The boal is also towing leys to the mill iioro. $1 enn Kaola (i.ric. L, M. Boios Si Co. 1 I'h Mil. -o- I While iu Salom oat nt Tho Ellt. Ev erytlnn neiv ninl nice. Stale, I o Tho fnnoral acrvleoa of MrH. John liailey will be held from St. Joseph's Catholic chinch lomoirow iit'teinnon it i! u'eloek, lateiiiient in City View rein 'lei . - - 11 ; Dollar watehor nt H'.ono'n diiin sloro - - o : Short nvdeia arrvod tin yen liUc tlmni lit The KM.. Stole. -.-.. - . 1 Rlilpmentti cuniliui thrtuKh tho ran ; luna ciiiiiil ore bemi; iivciWil nt the iieeon Tianspni tnl inn I n. 's tin, -ii-,, Mosi nl' thee ihipmelits are finm New i ol!, enn-isiini nf pmentl l'reiihl incl ' llenvy Ineichnndise, in which the lewet voter lute is an iinpniuuil , onsnleia i lion, j - " " Artlrnun, nMentlon. l'liblto Inst.alln I lion Wednesday evening, linn. II, N. Mini. on, siipreino muster Ailisnn, ot ; l'ortlanil, and Mrs. Kiln Watt, niiireiiu Insti iii'lnr, will be nesenl, (inod pro drain. Ho llieie, hnn U, Mnrtin, sec let ii iv, A aordlnsf to tho moidhly ntntenunt nmde by Snperinlemlent i;iliott, .Inim ptlpili lire now nltelidin the pnbli, sclinols of Siilein. tM' Inis tininber, lllhl lite attending the hiuh sc.iool. One e.u the tola ii ii tn 1 K' t alleinliii wni "I'SI, lihowinu an lin'reasi, of I In. Tho. Iiltendaiiee ol' the hili school duil'ie .laniiaiy, I H I I, wax li.'.il. The record In: Huh .lannaiv slionii a p'lin of 10 pupil diiiin the ear. J - o I Why pay ntnndard lnRurnuee rut on to iniiliial eotppiinies ivhen it cost no niote to ptine hiiine in n eonipiitiv that .ins ti i ii - mitliniis of asselH to unaiaiilee the, piiyiiient of its Inssehf It will pay you in sec Homer II, Hinith, the liisiiianei n an, J MeCuimiek bnihlini,'. l'hono Hvi, A default judgment was entered In the case (,f S. Jones against Mary A. Unions, in the circuit court today by .lilde Kelly. The slim iinohed was i'i for dnctnis' services rendered. A del'n'ilt judgment in the ease of I fnn ire II. b'einnehl aj;ainst A. T. (iilliain, Mis. A. I', liillinm and Hairy I), llilbiim was enteied in so Imi as Many H. Ilillnian was cone, 'rood, the other defendants haili mnde nliswer. Tlie sum invnlxed was !(:'.".'. il'J I'nr kimhIs nllei;ed tn have been delivered. Spoeial this week only All bicycle lires and limbics in nnr windnw JO per tent nil'. Mnrse liilllis.iell, U'l Smith Hiuh street. The I.ndies' Aid aorloty of the ritst Metliudist ehiilch will serve supper at six o'clock this eviMiine, it, their church pliilnrs, hnnniilie; Itishnp K.J, Cnnhe of i'nrthind, who is milking an ntlicinl visit tn the city. Memb.'is nf the nft'i Rightly Fitted Glasses are a comfort and a pleas-! uro to tho wearer. ' Our lenses are rightly made. I Our prices are reasonable.: Your eyesight is priceless' Let us make you a pair of our rightly fitted lenses.! . j Miss A. McCulloch OPTOMETRIST 208-20!) Hubbard llldg, Phone 109 cial beards of the first Metliudist, the .lasnn l.ee and Leslie Methndist churches will be selted nrniind the tn hle.s, afteruaids tn discuss subjects nf iinpurtancn tn the chinches which they represent. A muss ineetin nt eiht o'clock will include nil members of the various cnne;i emotions. Dr. W. II. Reynolds, chiropractic nerve s iali-t, lady atemlnnt. .PC J I llobbaid building. ii Artisans invito you, Tho order of 1'niled Artisans will hold a public in stalhition in the Mon-e hall Weiliiesilny evenini;, January l.'l. All friends, espiv eiatly tnusc nf the fiateruat orders uf Salem, are eonlinlly invited to nlteinl. The lady i-ailets, who are prepai inn to represent the Salem lud'jo at the Pan ama expusitinu, will c,ivo a fancy drill, al'ter which an excellent musical and literary pruc,ium will be rendered, lien. 11. S. Iliiilsuii, supremo muster Artisan, and Mrs, Kiln Wutt, supreme instrnctur, will be present. John II. Schnb'.o, who Is lioluK held in jail on a cluire of assault with in tent to kill, filtered a plea of lint cjiilu in tin circuit emir! this inornili, Hid nil inutinn of his attnruev, lilell I'lllllh, the ra'-e was cnntinueil unlil the next term uf cuutt, Ibstrict Altiiruev Kinun airecl tn the cnntiniitim e, S, liubi' is 'ehai',red wilii uuikinif nn usMiult npnii .iemce II. Itiown wil li a hatchet. I . . j Ask tho Heinhard Caldnnt factory for ' i"-l iinates no cabinet wuik iu ynur hunie, nt l'i r stnre. I'liuue nl I. I 0 - - . A llccuso was lssiii'il today for the ' mill l iiiu-c uf (lei r;;e 'in, ent Sully, uf 'North Mend, W'ashiiu'.lun, nud Miss .Mary Iliac,, Helliuyer, uf this citv. Mr. Sully is tin' post muster at Ninth I 'lend. Miss Hellili:er is II sister nf Or. Ilelliliijer, the supelinlemleut uf the state tuberciilnsi.s siiuitiiiium ii t :i i' this city. The weddine, will be perfm ined lit noun today at the I Vat nil Cnncie Uiitiunnl eliurch. A license was also is sued to Alfred Tiinhsel, a dairyman, uf this liiv, and Miss Kiiiiiiii Stcincr, also of Snteni. The mcst In nortant. hill In cither 1ioue-- the bill uf fare at The Klk O.vstef House, .V. State. The personal dnniaKO nRtilnst the city of Woodburn und C, M, lloniiev, hrniio,hl by Mary K, Wliitecraft, Is be iiiK tried ill depart nient No. I nf the circuit court tuday befure .Inline Kelly. Mrs. Whilecraft nllenes that she vvns Itijiired as the result of tl defective sidewalk on the east side uf l.ini'nln street In Wuoilhiirn, the walk beinR ulnim the propeity uf Mr. Homier. Th" alloyed injury was sustained June 2i, II lit, and the ease lias been peniliui; iu the courts fur sumo time. The defense holds that the injury was due In care Icmicsb on the purl uf the plnlutiff, who is seeking lOUM dimmitcs. Oysters-The Elk. SUta. I The annual business meeting of the First Cuiiieeiitiunul church was held lied uiht iu the parlors i!' the church, ,Ttle I'ulluvvine; ulfic.'I's were elected I'nr I the ensuiuu year: TriHtees, V. W. iSteuslnff, U. II, I'Meinini; and (ieure Ii. Itrovvu. Williuiii nichinond was elect u dencoii and W. I. Staley Sunday school 'superintendent. K. W. Ilanrd will net as church treasurer tor the roniinn year and Harold ), Unbelts as clerk, Five deucuuesHcs were alsu elected. Itel'oiil the business sessiun, the ladies of the church served supper in the church parities Special mectiiiR of Fnelfic urv 1-, It' I.I, Alliei't llllcu, nl I ' liu hni'utd avenue, uuetl .in veins. , Tin' vvibl nuts stiwers of the st,,!,.- ', n,,, Kuli Miru ami raised ir ,111' must, have hud a strenuuus linn fhis city and leaves besides a wife ami tin nine; over new leaves. three children, n father, .M r. William I " 1 1 Jturk, thne sisters, Mrs. .Iiiuies Oiii i'i. ' The only ch.irso preferred in police Mrs. K. K. I'miper, Mrs. (icui.iic Itnty. ! "uur,' this niurniiiK was against a smiill ,nnd a lirnther, William Hiu k, jr.. nil nf hairy faced yellow ihni in the basemen; this city. The funeral services will be icellruom. Tiie aninial accninianii'il the cniiiliictiil by Key. Oill, fmni the SI. Latin children to thii city from Kiificuc I'aiil'.s Kpisi'npal church, at :-' tn- yesterday. The children, a buy, ay ! ' mnrruvv niteriiunn, Internieiit will be i II, and a little irl, "' years old, wei" in the I. (.). O. F. cemetery, 'taken nut to the girls' imlnstitul liume vesterduv to visit their sisier. Opul ;s .; FOK If FN T I, nfic trout rouni, steuei luut. bath and phono. 17(1 Court st l cel. I'lmlle "hII-W. Foi; IM'INT Nice fin ni-dicl ruuuiT. licit and nil conveniences. -7."i .Nui'di ( ninineiciai. I'lione 1 Flu. W. FOI! SAI. huh: firelcs cooker. In".-,, made: had six weeks' use; cust ifJi.iJ, "ell fur -fL'O. luipiire nt Ten Tuvo''n. Wl'! vv ill nlluvv you llm hilu'st price, fi.r your used furniture in o.xcliune,o for new. Calef Itros., homo furnishers, l'hone -H3. 1'Ob' ItFNT Front room, nitely tor- ni'iicd, electric lights, hut and cnW water. :i:iil Nii.th llinh, near city hall; phouc -I, WANTFH Man and wife wants two i-nnuis on nuitii side, furnished fin- hoasekeepin. t niild use small ei..l ta;;e. Address ,,1. W, Journnl. WA.NTFH To take care of cow and In i 'si! fur board; will airaoue IV room with j.ark place. II. .M. Fin kcr, u!Mi I'mon street. I..de No. Ml, this eveuiu. I'). A. tleiirec. rcu welcome. A. V. H A. M Work in the N'isitiny lirelll. Kefreshiacnts. The Autoniobilo club of Seattle has vviitten the ciiaiinereial club akim; its i u iipeintiuii iu iirxirk! the (juvei niuciit to permit the passaue of niitiiniobilci lihriiiicji the 'ctluwstnue pink this sum iiier. Thev uie alsu asking informal inn ie::iiijinu the cnudit'uu of tilt I'licitic ll'Kh.vav. Their object is lo secure a highway lliioucli the Velliiwslone ami In c,ive iiiliiinintiuii tu aiitoisls vvhn may wish In diive i'miiii Seattle to San Fran eisct this Mininiei', TONIGHT AND B TOMORROW I "The Dutch Cheescmakcr" Third Episode of "ZUDORA" Two Absorbing Heels Every Eplsoilo a complete story In ltiiolf. "Shorty Falklito a Title" Two Part Broncho. Amcrlcnn Bonuty rilm "When Qucenic Came Back" FenturliiR MnrRarot. Fischer, Tho Buleiu Girl, Latin, and last niuht were returned to j Kiikciic in I'hare uf I'ulicc Matrna ; Slicnks. The children are in ehni'iie nt Juvenile (llficer Walter II. Junes, nl Kunen;', who sa.vs that'they ran 111111;' 1' rii 111 the I, aae county city. The chil then Inst t tit' j I- tine while ill tuvvil V '. jlerduv mid left fur Funene without it. ITI10 thui tlilikt'tl the iiu iirct'iat inn ami i even il.e must weedliii); tunes of N'iuht Serip'iint Al Fiillaud tailed to smith' the auiiiuil, which howled all niht. BORN l.l, ASSFI F.l.li Tn Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Iba: si b id. Wednesday, January IM. lb In, a 11! pound sun. at their hunie, j Illi'J Shippiliu street. lu after years a niiirricd vvuman likes to bn.,t of The ninny prnpusuls she I1111I while v"t in her teens. I BLIGH IGRAMD 18 I IN THE 1 m LA SALLE OffW'M fvS" ...ifs fl J .111 Lhy&e' Theatre in - The Show Thnt -in Plonses the People. Iwt GDFAT' TANGC)F:Snn'rrCADMl'Al j COSTWWS A RIOT W COLONS Prices: !0 cents to $1.50. Seat sale opens Saturday. MAIL OKDKKS NOW. 500 SEATS AT $1.00. ANYONK wii-hiiic; lart oftice caleu thus call or phone Homer II. Smith, tho insurance man. IIikiiii 5, JleCoi naek hide;. Phono HO. I'lfl'NINn time is lu'ie. If ynu liav.) wii k that you want iloiu eithv pi iniiin uf yiafiiit);- -iiy an epi" ie:u ed paily, who will yiiaraiitee u suhs. have vonr mdeis with the Cii itnl City Nursery Cuiiipan.v. I'iiuoe 7-' IIFIuS, ichitives, fiiemls nf M,s. Mil'.. Ill . nun r, Thuiiius Iteuhlin, M . A. Caui- d b. Fri'uer. .loho 11:11. Win Milli'diio, O. II. I'nlnier. Louis Schoe nii'.er, tl. W. Sheets nud llct 1'i.iir A e d 'silt' the pii.' enl nlles of 111. above unties, as we have vulunht an I i ni -i,t tn i; t iiifinnutlion I'm- the;i Aililie-, X V, line Ciipilul .Inurnal. Journal Want Ads are a big help to the farmers when they are ton busy to come to town. SfililL li.'hlllgJ.WWBtlWKMiaVfciaar' CALL TAX' rilONE Office Bligh Ilotol SALEM TAXICAB CO. BWHSB crsiatataHsro Whoa In SALEM, OREGON, atop BLIGH HOTEL Strictly Modorn Freo nnd Private Botha. RATES 70c, 1.00, 11.50 PER DAT. The only hotel In the buslnosi district. Kcarost to ell Depots, Theatieg and Capitol EulldlufB. A Home Away from Home. T. O. BLIQ1L, Prop. Both Phonei Free Auto 3uj. Special New Korean City Kestaurant Spanish Chicken, Hot Taniales, ChlU Con Came, Chop Buey Noodle 420 Ferry Btreet i I'