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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (March 27, 1915)
! TWENTY THE SALEM CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1015. Fine Tailoring for Ladies Gentlemen VB Til il l fer If your clothes are made right they will stay right. Up-to-date woolens to se lect from. Work cut and fitted to measure in shop. Also exclusive agents for Ed. V. Price and Co. We So do cleaning, pressing and repairing on short notice. Estes & Shaw Phone 408 474 Court 44 4.4 I Photos 10 H What could be more appropriate as an Easter remembrance for your friends than a good, well made, natural 'Portrait' of Yourself We have some especially attractive. Designs for Easter Work And your friends will be delighted to re ceive your picture at this time of the year. You too, will appreciate it all the more if the picture is taken with that new Easter hat or gown. Let us show you the new Easter' styles. The Parker Studio "The Photographer in Your Town." Commercial St. Over Barnes Cash Store. Moderns Fight Now Where Ancients Battled On Plains of Troy and Hero and Leander Loved :A LA N P Ouf of Xeros SJJ, tV JJhv! GfL L IPofi y0i ' HILU UHHK. too,, no w5 fM-f.j2MMfiJ&l -Capetetes Battery Uy 4WJm0 B -Fort Secdil 8af?r . imPM- C 'F6rtCrJf?ar?ep7a ' L. M. Boggs & Co, Extend Easter Greetings, and an invitation to visit them at their new Snow White Store 17:5 South Commercial Street Phone Main 511 f Few regions in tlic world which can"; hill which wub once the sito o tlio city loace wore the towns of Sestos and Aby- bo cU,nrod in i-c with the territory of Troy, with the debri, of the " lying funtiffUMUH to the Dardanelles vation. On tho shore lies the Hl,0'!il scene of the romance of Hero nnd contain so many points of historical in- where the Greeks landed lo attack the rounder, and it is hero that Lord By tcri'st as are acccs:iiblo to the traveler Trojan stronghold, Passing on, tho on BWam the Hellespont in 181(1. Jt on his way to Constantinople. The traveler Comes to the site of Dunlanos. ( is here also that in 480 B. C. Xerxes strait iccts the AcL'enn sea with the This is the narrowest part of the pas- crossed the strait, as Alexander the sea of .Marmora and intersects a talde- snijewny, boing onlv 1.175 yards a-'Great did ia :i4 i. V. and the Turks in i laad nearly 1,0011 feet in iieiht of a cross. It is commanded by the I)Hr-'13u7. To tho left is the small phi m rocky formation. At the southwest daaelles castles, built in I liO by .Mo- of Aejrospotamol, now harakova Dcreli, entrance of the Dardanelles, which is hammed II., now modernized. On thCjWhero the .Spartans won a great vie scarcely two nnd n half miles wide, is European- side is the Kilid Hnhr, niean-ory over the Athenians in 405. Near a village o.i the Asiatic side with the log "Key of the Sen." On the Asi- the northeast end of (he Dardanelles fortress of Kum Kaleh. Onnosite. on atie pide is ulso the tortress ot Kaleh lies tho village Of J.nmpi-aki, anil on the Kuropeaa siile, on the peninsubi of Sultanieli, at the mouth ot the Kojnjthc right in a magnificent situation is (lallipoli, the iincient Thracian. ('her- (')inl of lihodios. Neiirbv is the mod-! tho decayed town of Gnllipoli. Heyond , siinesos, is the tort or Mild el linnr ln- ern town or Dardanelles, just oeyono tins is tne sea or .ianiiora, in ine oiner lesi. lieyond Kum Kuleh is the low , where the strait bends to the northeast i end of which lies Constantinople, Buyers of Ford Cars Almost Sure of Rebate RESPITE WANTED. In a Scottish village it was the cus tom for each student in turn to sny the Urace after meals and one day n youth took advantage of the opportunity to convey u complaint no one had had the courage to malic, lie roue and said, "l'or rabbits vouug and for rabbits old, For rabbits hot and for rabbits cold, Kor rabbits tender and for rabbits tough, Our thanks we render, for we've had enough. ' ' The h'ord representatives have this statement to iiiake: "When the I'ord 1 Motor company announced a profit- . sharing rebate to purchasers of cars, there were some who considered tho rebate rule a reunite possibility, be cause of the stipulation thut 300,000 cars had to be sold. Any doubt ns to the l''ordd company 'a ability to sell that inaiiv cars has been removed, by the fact that the Ford sales are 40 per cent ahead of last year, when the sales were nearly 250,000 cars. The sales for the balance of this season can fall way below those of last year for the snmo period, and yet the required number will be sold. "The sales will be greatly stimu lated for the balance of the season, by the fact that the jiew model car is now ready for tho market. With the new stream line body, cowel dash, electric lights, ventilating windshield, and new high power magneto, the sales for the balance of the season are bound to double. "Several years ago the Vord com pany nnnoiinccd the Kurd as the uni versal car. While lo some this may appear to lie an advertising slogan onlv, the sale of 300, 000 cms in one year is surely proof of the fact that the Ford has demonstrated beyond all doubt, "that it is the est ear for uni versal service, due factor not to be overlooked, is the accessibility of re pairs. On the Pacific coast between I'ortland and San Francisco, the long-1' est distance you can travel before find- ing a complete set of Ford parts, is L't! miles. The average distance between Ford service stations is about 112 miles, This lidded to the duinliility of the car, the simplicity of operation, and the low cost of Ford supplies, is to a great ex tent lesponsible for the fact that more Ford cms will be sold this vear, than all other makes combined. ' "Burning 'Ofjudae" If it for sale, a Journal Want Ad will tell it. 11 I ! TENNIS GOODS RACKET NETS, PRESSES MARKERS, RACKET COVERS Hn6 aster Rite Hmong Orientals In some oriental countries nniong the members of the Greek Orthodox ! church a feature of I ho Hauler fes tivities which Is never omitted Is tho burning of an ejllgy of .Indus, the faithless dKi Iple. To show how firm n ' hold the rile of .Indus burning has tak en of oibnt:il Creeks the following doty Is Inld: ; In Theraphi, a suburb of Constniill ! liople, I here lived a poor Greek who learned a smnty livelihood ns a porter or ini'ssoiigor or boiitinnn. Kvery ; Knsler HiK man made a .Indus elllgy land burnt it mi bis owu behalf and that of his coreligionists. The neces sary money was got by begging. The Turkl h niitlioiitles objected to these pruceidingi on the ground of public safety, as tho burning always took place In a small square In tho workmen's nuarter, qtille close to somo wooden barracks. Therefore ewcry year Just before Master the good lint j.ureil hliiilm'.'il. the lieutenant f I1" , lice, would send for the Greek, who was well known to be ringleader In tho affair, and threaten him wlih se vere punishment If ho should burn n Judas puppet. Tho Greek always gave the same reply, "Even If you kill mo I will burn Judas." Tho following year, before Easier, the Turkish blmbasbi would. semi to tne ureeit again ana strictly enjoin upon hlni that this time no Judas was to bo burnt Hut, nil I he samp, the Greek would get ft ".Indus" ready and burn him. It happened that the Greek had to row over the Hosporus to the Asiatic coast. He hesitated for some lime In view of the approaching festivals, but 1 finally consented on tho promise of li good fee, his money being at n low j I ebb. When he bail done bis business j on the Asiatic side; and was getting! ready to return n storm arose, so that i It was Impossible for him to risk Crossing In his little boat. ITo gir.ed j i eagerly at I bo sky, but. there wtyj no cessation of wind nnd tempest The i day of the festival arrived, and the . Greek, taking off his clothes, made them Into an eltlsy, stuffed them with ! leaves ami twigs and there on the lonely shore burnt his Judas, accord- 1 Ing to his usual custom, As soon ns the storm was over Georgl, for that was his name, returned without cloth ing In bis boat to Thorn pltt nnd told what he had done. The Turkish hlni liashl, delighted that for once there was no Judns burning among the wood en Rheds of Therapla, gave Georgl new clothes and a present of money as well. m We wish to announce that we now serve a regular full size dish of ice cream ior 5c. That we serve a glass of ice cream soda the same as we always served for 10c, now 5c. TVinf wp sprvp snnrlaes fruit or nuts for IOC - ' :&t I That we sell a quart of ice cream fori. That we will deliver to your house 1 gal lon of ice cream for $1.25. That we have the largest line of home made candies in Salem at the most reasonable prices. That we are located at 147 South Com mercial street, phone 215, and would ap preciate your patronage. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS GOOD WEATHER AND START PLAYING SPALl). INGS HARD COURT TENNIS. UALL REST EVER. RACKETS RESTRUNG. HAIISER BROS. Excelsior Wins Trophy The animal endurance race of the IVrthind motor cycle dab was held on new years night, starting at 1- o'clock and riming for IS hours, coinplcteing ;I7.1 miles. The Dealers' lVrpctnal Challenge trophy to be given to the highest nvcr- , age H"ori by one make of machine H won by the Kxcelxior team, which fin ished with the average of illil. Three lAcel-iors were entered In the run nnd two of thcin, the ones ridden by IM lterreth and Hoy Thompson, finished. The Hurley-Davidson team was sec end ami the Thor team w third. Tho event was n pronounced success, of them finished with scores nbove I Thirty six riders stared and one thiid j the itltt murk, despite the poor condi tion of the Muds and the stormy , weather, which handicapped the riders and caused them lo slow down n great ! deal ia making turns. The test was a tod per cent gain , over (he run held lust year. Not a single rider finished with s perfect score and Carl Hose, the winner, fin ished with n mark in the SHOs. Kd lter reth, the second rider to finish Inst year, had n minus score. V i I'oWlTW.,., DYER.S( AND f ,1 CLEAHERSla ' Q Have your garments cleaned for Easter. No garment too dainty. Our prices are right. For bettor results try the The Want pages go to the office and home and are con-: suited often and frequently clipped and filed for ready reference. The Journal Wants are valuable that's . City Dry Cleaning Works 1165 State. Fhone 1744. H Day of Spiritual Joy eaater ult.uld tc A d.iy o( oplritual j" hy, a Jjy for the celebration of the reourrcitlon of the optrlt, a clay (n which ' spiritual toiwldevatioriB should be more 1 3 prominent. Any occul.tr or civil acti- 1 fUea1h.it fntrrfcre vrllh the pure oplrit- ! uat obtf rvancc of the day Bhould be din- counged. There (a a tendency to ercr emphantic f. ohlonB. ItohouldteBcrl- ' ounly dhicouragcd. . I "JcnuB Cbrtut announced 1he im- port.mt troth that tlv, ' t'lory of Mb j rcBuvrcciion k u the fi-utf of Mb pas-men- I mean the accidental glory (n- i cldent to M. bumantty, rot the eaecn- : 1l.il olory Inherent tn hio divinity. While two of Ma dfoctplcg were go ing from "crusalcm to emmauu. dls courotng cn the cructflifon. Icew, In the nui ct a Btranger, Joined them, and they citJ to hlms "(ae had hop:d that i Chrlat would redeem Inracl from gen tile b.-ndage and would rc-catafcl(Bb the ! ntngdom on a grander neale and rule I J8 a conqueror. But our hopes are obalicn, for be died a ohamcful death ! on the eroBB." Hnd nu9 oald to themt i f ooltflh and Blow of heart, to believe i In all thlngn which the propbetn have ! apohen. Ougl t not ChrUvt to hare siif. ! fered these thlnga and 90 to enter Into i ; Mb glory?" ' 11 he had not trod the path of tuf- I feting anl humiliation he would not be , the Mecmlah foretold by the prophets- ; cardinal (iibbeno. Easter Greetings The Latest Military Boots $4.00 , Latest are Am ingDM You will want a new pair of shoes to 8 w ; j Easter suit. With Easter only a few shoe to match your su latest styles to choose from at moderate pncis- , ' 'It i a. .t. .1. .1 A few words , A. C. DeVoe 344 State Two Stores the reason. Want Ad will buy or sell for 1 ! ' you. .
