Daily capital journal., April 13, 1915, Page THREE, Image 3

THE SALEM CAPITAL JOURNAL, SAL'M, OREGON, TUESDAY. APRIL 13, 1915
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Elaborate Program Prepared!
For Annual Event at "Old
Champoeg"
Elaborte preparations are under way
for the celebration of the "2nd anni
versary and the 15th annual celebra
tion of Founders' Day at old Cham
poeg, in the northern part of Marion
county, which will be held under the
auspieeB of the Oregon pioneer associ
ation, on Saturday, May 1, 1!)15. An
: appropriate program of addresses and
other entertaining features has been
prepared for the occasion and Judge
P. H. D'Arcy, of this- city, will be
I president of the day and master of
I ceremonies. Bhort addresses will be
delivered by Governor Withycombc and
I pioneer men and women, and a basket
I picnic and sociul reunion will be held
in connection. Tho program will em
brace selections of vocnl and instru
mental music. Pioneers, sons and
daughters of pioneers and the public
generally are invited.
FREE BOOK ON STOMACH ILLS.
Oeo. H. Mnvr. of 1.1 WhrniftW
OPEN FORUM
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fith the permission of the Editor:
Jish" to thank Brother Polk for the
et he eavo me in his article in
'ijnewJajr's Journal and am glad to
w that ho is a man who believes
treating his neighbor as himself, but
jt Brother Polk, don't you ever think
1 1 am voting fur anything that has
Jk tonditions on they now are. Oh,
-;I left off Hint kind of voting more
a twelve years ago, but as to this
flt.r, I feel like only one grain of
i in 1 sand dune, and yes, I some
it think, that is, whenever I have
East School Is Named "Wash
ington" and New Heights
School "McKinley"
Hereafter the old East school build
ing, which hns been so designated and
distinguished ever since "Heck was a
pup," will be known as the "Washing
ton school" and the new grade school
to be constructed upon Salem Heights
will bo known as the McKinley school.
These two things wero definitely de
cided upon by the board of schoul di
rectors at last night's regular meeting
nnd tho question of whether the other
grade Bchools which now bear locality
names, such as Yew Park, Englewood,
Richmond and Highland, will be pro
vided with names in honor of distin
guished presidents, statesmon or men of
letters, was deferred to another meet
ing. In the meantime it was tho ex
pressed hope of the board that the
publio would offer some suggestions
and express a winh in the matter us to
what nntnes the Bchoul
Chicago, 111., a prominent druggist, has nuu"Vnc c.n(!ull buildings m
published a Luide to health, in which he I he,r "Ptive neighborhoods should
. . . . . . : i oear.
shows how he cured himself and
brought relief to thousands of other
sutferers from constipation, biliousness,
indigestion and intestinnl troubles by
the use of French healing oils. One dose
usually convinces. The most chronic
caBes rarely need over three doses.
This book will be mailed free on re
quest. Mayr's Wonderful Remedy is
sold by leading druggists everywhere
with the positive understanding that
your money will be refunded without
question or quibble if ONE bottle fails
to give you absolute satisfaction.
Yes, tho poor lonely homeless wanderer,
what is the cause of him being a trnmpf
Why, the rich loafer of course. I will
say as to honesty, uprightness and kind
ness, I place the tramp far above the
rich and worthless loafer, that is with
some few exceptions of both, if tho poor
old tramp begs for a piece of bread he
is cast into prison and if tho rich loafer
vtc to think, I also love to work whenjstcnls a few thousand dollars or kills
able to work, but many a time I;ono of his fellow men, he is not mo
n lsborel all day when I could .lctcd. Oh, yes, it is easier for a stenm
aelr stand up nnd all of this was boat to pass through the eye of a needle
to put more gold into the rich than it is to land a rich criminal into
is1! pocket. I nm not able to work prison. I will now close, hoping no one
'lard as I did a few years ago so I
lf"Iwill soon hear the gentle voice
tk( baas saying, "Well done, thou
ri and faithful worker; thou hast
A tiithful over many things, you
''wjo to the scrap pile, if you
.rice to ect there on."
to, I also rend vmir article In
will take offenso at a few words of
truth.
J. P. TSCHUCII,
Route No. 3, box 90, Salem, Ore.
When the first child reaches tho rine
old age of 12 months, father and
I mother boh heein to look nnon tliem-
sJay's Journal, 'Tho Tramp." selv.'s as experts at raising children.
Every man owes it
to himself to invest his
money carefully.
. The purchase of cigarettes is an
investment.
If you buy a bond you first want
to be sure there's real value in it.
Then you want to know how big
Dividends it pays.
Same with cifrarett.es. NFRO
H end rrive you bWecf vnliiA far
your money because they are "Utterly
uifiercnt" and altogether better.
anh?y pay higeev dividends in satisfaction
pleasure than any other cigarette
use they are "Utterly Different."
KTRAreasonin man 0311 afrrd not to try
E!ain SDi the "Utterly Different" ciga
i:e' invest your cigarette money wisely.
GUARANTEE-If after smoking
r'J Vie package ofNEBO tSsizsiyou are
not delighted, return balance of package
l LyiUard Co., New York (Estab
imcdLGV) and receive your money back.
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TWINTY
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k nun niifin
It took three "strnw" votes to en
ablo the board to decide upon a suitable
and satisfactory name for the new
grado building for South Salem, "Mc
Kinley" having been unanimously
adopted as a result of tho third bal
lot, and then arose a general discus
sion as to whether or not the board
should supply a suitable name for all
the unnamed schools, including the high
school. Chairman Miles expressed
strong preference for the name of
Emerson for tho high school nnd Jef
ferson for tho Yew l'ark, or some other
school, Director Buren wanted to go
ahead and wish the name; of Jefferson
upon the Pnrk school and "get it off
our chests", as ho expressed it.
Directors White, Loo and Barnes,
however, preferred to have an jcxpres
sion of preference from the people be
fore deciding upon any name for the
schools and the mutter was allowed to
rest lor the time being.
The board preferred to leave the
question to a "strnw" vote of the
people to cither offer their suggestions
through the medium of the newspapers
or to bo decided by the parent-teachers'
associations, preferrably tho latter.
Millions of Eggs
Flood Storage Plants
New York, April PI. Spring is here
und the hens are laying, but cold stor
age firms aro sad; for there's plenty
ui eggs ior which wo ve been praying,
yet it looks like they've all become
una.
This is tho "lay" of spring of the
cold storngo houses, who say that they
lack cold storage room for millions of
dozens of eggs which arc flooding the
market with the opening the storage
senson.' The flood of henfruit from
Texas has already begun.
The outlook for supplies of "near
by" eggs is also unusually bright for
those who eat eggs for prices are be
lieved duo for a sharp drop. In fact,
prices are already on the toboggan.
The trouble with the Btornge situation,
according to refrigeration houses, is
that they arc full of Americnn nnd
Argentine beef held to be shipped to
Kurope, mid havo not the usual room
for spring egg Btornge,
One bright cloud on the egg horizon
is that Argentine nnd other South A
merienn countries, which usually buy
their eggs in Kurope, are now buying
their supplies in this market. This
may help out the threatened egg over
supply, Canada is also said to be in
the egg market here to an unusually
largo extent. The Canadian hens
have 'nt gone on a strike, according to
market reports, but the supply there
has been corralled by Knglish buyerB
for tho allies, and Cnnnda is now turn
ing to Uucle Sam's hen farms for her
domestic supplies.
Some retailers here predict that eggs
will hit tho rock bottom price of U5
cents a dozen here this spring, after
selling up to 55 and (15 during the Inst
few months. The bountiful activities
of Mrs. American Ilea aro already evi
dent ia cares nnd restnurnnts, where
egg menus are being featured with
profit both to the patrons and tho proprietors.
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Act at once. Call today and inspect the f
Heaver. It you decide to have one, get it while
the special offer of $1.00 down and $1.00 a week 1
is still in effect. The wonderful new Beaver
Kitchen Cabinet puts your whole kitchen at
fi ngers' ends and cuts your work squarely in y
two. Thousands of women who afford every
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uiaivi iuauijt nave ciiruiicu in me ucaver ciuo
Tlan because no home is complete without a
Beaver in the kitchen.
Selected by the O. A. C. tor use in
the Model Kitchen in Oregon Build
ing at the World's Fair
HERE IS THE ATTRACTIVE CLUB PLANS: One dollar puts a Bauer into
your home. One dollar weekly pays for it. The low cuah price fixed by the factory
prevails absolutely. No more for "club" payment plan than for cash. No extras, no
interest. When the allotment is taken, the sale closes and thereafter Beaver Kitchen
Cabinets will be sold on regular furniture terms. A thousand uses. Inspect the win
dows you owe it to yourself at least to pass the store and see this splendid Beaver
on display.
FREE DEMONSTRATION
RAY L. FARMER HARDWARE COMPANY
204 North Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon
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SILVERTON NEWS
lexposition. IneMlny nnd returned on tho evening
Dr. Keene attended the Marion Conn- passenger.
UHHoi-iittiiin at
. ... , . '. ... ., , 'is nil Oregon university student am
former, A fine onlerlainnieiit is '"'"'K ''' J'"' well Hnuwa. hy several" of rilverton',
rk here by ho H.lly Club' and ' J),ppy Do- ,
en" to be given lit the Itethnnv school ' .,' . ... .,
I I.ove You California."
Cluli Farce Comedy, " Kxiuninatioii
ty l.oganbery (Irowei's
(Capitol Journal Special Service.) Kalcin the past week.
Silverton, April 1,1. Mrs. George; J. (!. Smith hns disposed of his busi
Dedrick of Portland is a guest lit thoiess interests at Salem and ilecided to
home of her sister, Mrs. T. K. Preston. : become a resident of Silverton again.
The Hazel Dell school gives a Window lmH ,,(,'n "v,'r fixillK "I1 home
Social Saturday evening. Everyone is!1""1 former friends will he glad to wel
cordially invited. j,in"' h'm l,ll, k-
H. V.. Brown made a business trip! Ml- Mr- Wlll,ir I,"",'M ,'n,'r
to Uoldendnle, Washington, a short time , Mrli' Howen's brother nho is an
ago, and reportH Jay Myers as having V- A- "tuilent, ut their home last Sat
a good position at that place, which hisj""'"
Silverton friends are glad to learn. I S. Ames has been having some much
I, . D. Itatliff and wife, of Salem, are ' needed repairing dune to the side milk
now residents of Silverton, huving de-jnnd eurlnng at his new place of biisi
cided to become co-workers with Mr. I "''"" 'tire walk along the side
and Mrs. J. K. Hosmer on the Silverton hnving been replaced. (. A. Hartley
Journal. Mr. Iintliff has edited the l!n- w,tl' u B'""' ('r,'w of nH'" ,lllv' "
pnl notes in the Journal a ood while 'n" ") "l "'"
and having been an editor in
years will fit into the new work
readily. en" to lie give
Ted Preston is still in Molnlla where illlll"ie Saturday night. The following
he has had several large contracts, re-! program lias heen prepare.
nuirine a nood electrician. He exnectsl Song,
ti, hn hituv tliirii fur Hevertil Hiivm vet
Karl E. Fleishman will give another I T. LH n ,
of his recitals at tin1 Christian church , ,, . M. ii,i n,,".
Friday evennig, April 111, under the J ' , ,, l-..; i... ii', t,,.
ttuspires of the Lojal Hereau Class ..f,,. , f )(,r ,,, Tl.nm.,
he Bible school. .n the one he gave, f, ,.,, v,,,,.,, Murri,j.-.
last winter was enjoyed so well it is ..j , tu,.k , Ail.hi.
hoped there will be n good turn-out as! ,, '
this number promises to be of exeep- ' . , ., M ,.... .;,
tionnl merit. i. ,,,,, ,
Mrs. K. S. Porter and son who have I vip unit fr Win Wrena have
been visiting Sulcni friends returned il,ipped their hoiischodl goods to Port
home Monday. ' lti xil where they linve taken apartments.
The W. C. T. I', have a social planned I'l'hey left for that city Sunday neconv
for next Tuesday afternoon at the home panied by Mrs. Wrciiii's mother, who
A D ' t D J ',,f "'r"1 ' ,1"t!,'r"- A nice program -will muke tier linmn with them,
Ull l21lr0a(l iiOnaS has been prepare! nnd a fine ten eent Mrs. II. I Nutting spent the week
lunch will lie served. :end with friends lit the Kose I ity.
Mr. nnd Mrs. .1. W, Miller came over Silverton was well represented lit the
from Albany to spend Easter Sundny Old Veterans Association at Vtoodhurn
with Silverton relatives. lhursiliiy, a gouiiiy niiiniier ut owl sen-
Frank Wrnv who I ns been attending diers and W. K. C. ladies going over on
school at Eugene if expected home next the morning pnssenger and returning nt
week. 4:15 p. m. A fine time is reported.
Airs. John llobliit and little son went ' Among the Capital City business cull-
to Pendleton the first of the week, 'ers this week wen1 T. W. Itiehes, J, il.
where she will spend a few weeks with 1'orter, Jnnies (ionlo id C. It, Itiehes.
I'mpoua river. The election will bo her sister. Mrs. Knll. i Sheriff Esch was in Sierton on
held on June 4. j The body of (icc,rt;e Hemnigton wur business on Ihiirsdny of tins week
lim nouns arc to lie voten contingent tasen to jiiinas iu'-hj ror ouriai mat
It is reported that .Mrs. Gertrude
Knneh und Mr. Robert Chaiiilierluin
were mnlried in Portland Wednesdny,
April 7. Mrs. Itniieh wus a former Sil
verton lady and her ninny friends here
send heartiest congratulntioiiK,
Jesse Binhhiirst who has been in the
transfer business the pnst year, has de
cided to try country life ugain nnd af
ter selling out his business to John
iuall, who took over the transfer wng
on. He sold the auto truck mid other
articles at public auction on Thursday
of this week.
The Cooley Orchestra played for a
big dance at Mt. Angel Thursday night.
The Cowden family entertained Mr.
Sam Hulling a young business man from
Caldwell, Idaho, last week. Mr. Bulling
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Koseburg, Or., April J.I. By unnnl
mous vote the city council last night
authorized the calling of a special elec
tion to ballot on tho proposition of
floating municipal bonds in the sum of
500,0110 with which to help Kendnll
Bros, construct a stnndard gauge rail
road from Roseburg to the line of the
Cascade forest reserve on the North
Otto Aim and Carl Moser returned
from San Francisco this week. The
boys have spent several weeks at the
I'. H. Training Station. They do not
plnn on returning there.
Prof. James went to Woudburn Inst
Snlunliiy to deliver an address before
the Marion County Principals Club.
C. F, IleOuiie nnd son, Alvis, who
have been making an extended visit to
San Francisco and other points of in
terest in California ami Mexico, re
turned Inline the last of the week.
HOW TO CURE
STOMACH TROUBLES
Excessive acid in the stumach, or
hyperacidity, as it. is called, is pri
ninrily responsible for nearly all eases
of Indigestion, d.vspepsln, gastritis, and
llaliil , and ijuito freipielitly loads.
to stomach ulcers, Tho successful treat
ment for prevention as well as cure of
such cases depends entirely on iieu(nil
iing the excess a'id, stopping the food
fermentation, nnd healing the inflamed
mucous membrane that lines the stom
ach. For this purpose specialists aro
now advising the use of pure bisuiiifed
magnesia, obtainable at any druggists
which has recently lH;on found to be un
equalled in (ho treatment of even tin!
severest, cases. A tenspoonful in u
little water immediately after eating
slops all pain almost instantly, neutral
izes the acid, and soothes the inflamed
stomach and if regularly used will
iiiiclily remove the cause of the trouble
and effect complete relief.
Andrew Cai negio u id John 1 1, ltoclo
feller each recuived fi for a few hours'
work on Ihn witness stand, It is eiiy
for m fellow to mu ho money after he
once gets a good start,
AUMSVLLE NEWS
Harry Wolfe, of Brownsville, visited
his sister Miss Ol'otn Wolfe, tho inter
mediate teacher here, Thursday.
.Miss Etliel JlcNeal returned home
Thursdny evening after a few weeks'
visit With relatives in Snlein.
family reunion was held and all the
children and their families being at the
old home I'nrni to participate in the
pleasures. Mr. Prunk and his family re
turned homo Sunday evening,
At the regular meeting of the Auius
ville lleboru Itcbcluill Lodge, delegate
to the Grand Lodge to bo held at New
port ia May, were elected. Mrs. Ada
Swank and Murgret Martin were the
honored members, Sister Martin beinir
also recommended by this lodge as Dis-
.irs. i oiMiii oi itcsi ni vi on rennet .:.. i . .,. : , ....
Thursday, a g Ily number of ol home Wednesday evening after visiting 'XT: ,,,T
with her sua Boss ( ondit and wire Uncial time enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. ( laude liirhy .! chil A ' , . Mrs. C.
ilrci. of Htayton visited luMay with .,. ,.i Hnturuy April .1? The crowd,
Mrs Darby's sister, Mrs K A. Gurbe. WKB reported large, consisted o
V, "u ,;,.:l'o":,';!:;i.ilr'.,!',: "V-lHtiv,... ..... .-.I.. n,iKhl..r. of Auiiis-
,. . . "'vine, the others dimming from the Hills,
A general good time wus en loved, t ho
on the carrying out of Kendall Bros.'
contract to the effect that they will
construct the railroad and erect a saw
mill in this city. The railroad and
sawmill will represent an expenditure
of approximately 1.250.OOO.
By a vote of five to three the coun
cil refused to adopt I resolution of
fered by Councilman Hamilton rescind
ing bonds in the sum of 500,000 which
were Voted some timo ago to assist in
the construction of a railroad from
were unsuccessful in arousing them
Miss Visa McNeal went to Salem
A wave of indignation is spKinliiig Friday morning to have some dental
having been their homo prior to moving over our little city caused by some on- work done and visit relatives over Sun-
to Silverton. Besides his wife he is known parties putting uul poison foi ilny.
survived by two little girls of ten and dogs. It is an net that very few wi.uld Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Ilayiings, Mrs.
twelve years old. stoop to, and it is to be hoped there will Ethel Wright, Mr. C. F. Ilein and Miss
Mr, Iiilley moved this week over to be no more of this kind of woik going 't.elu Heni were Salem visitors Thurs-
Willamins where In- has rented a stock on. day.
farm. Albert Webb took their house-1 Silverton is to have a real athletic j Miss Minnio Peterson enmo out from
hold furniture over on the auto truck club with Mr. Biglow of Knymond, .Snlein Thursday evening to spend a few
Roseburg to Coos Bay. The council afternoon.
Tuesday. Washington, to instruct the boys in the
Farmers were l,u-y hauling in lings tirt of boxing. I he club has leased the
Tuesday forenoon and F. B. Decker rooms over the Woolen Mills Store and
shinned a car load to Portland In the are filling il up nicely, Some good
1 1 imin are being planned by those who
chamber was crowded 'lurmi;
ceedings and several spirited
enlivened the occasion.
lays visiting with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Peterson. .
Mrs. J. E. Kirkpntriek who went as
a delegate to the C. W. B, M. conven
tion at Gladstone returned home Wed
n.s.lay. She reports a very profitable
Inst of the crowd leavinu between two
and three o'clock. Mrs, Lewlii has been
painting the interior of her house, and
she is of the opinion that most of tho
guests took away with them a souvenir
of the party. Kecord.
GERMANY WITHHOLDS PAYMENT.
Sofia, April LI. (iermany has de
faulted the installment of the Bulgar
ian loan due April I, it was stated hern
today. The general belief is that Ger
many ia withholding payment because
of Bulgaria's plans to enter the war
on th. side of the allies.
the nro- Miss Etta I.ani! who has been snend-uare to Hike part ami a good ileal or
prerhei ing a few days with tier friend, .Mr, .amusement will lie prmiiiseii those who meeting ami an enjoyable time, the poo
Hosmer, went to Salem Thursday for prefer to stay out of the ring. I pie of tlliulstnnn being Very pleasant
la week end visit with her sister, .Mrs. I C, Al. Vt ray was now n in I'oriiuiui ine anil liospituiiic the commercial club even
I.ois Burch. ilast of the week and spent a couple ot furnishing automobiles to take them
Clara Miumt accompanied her aunt, dnvs with Mrs. Wrny who is recovering sight seeing over Oregon Citv one day.
Mrs. Morley to Oregon City for an over-, nicely from her recent operation. i Mr. nnd Mrs. Ha.'ry Prunk and little
Sunday visit with .Mis Uura's father, i row ronHitions in the inns are re
whose home is at that plnce. ported as exceptionally good with an
Mr. and Mrs. J, F. Costello left for outlook for a big crop this year.
San Francisco Monday morning where Mr, and Mrs. Will Nenl and daughter,
I they will take iu the sights at the bigjliuth, were ill Salem on business Wed given over to a general good time, as a
son Earl drove to Independence Satur
lay morning to. visit over Easter Sun
day with Mrs. Prunk ' parents who live
on a farm near there. The day was
Bungalow Bargain
Cory 5 rooms, electric, lights, l nth,
toilet, stationary wash trays, lot ."ui
100, near State street, only iO down,
balance like rent,
TAKM BARGAINS.
We have 1!0 acre, 40 acre, do a re
farms, Impioved, 100 per ucie,
House For Rent.
Money To Loan.
LET
L. BECHTEL & CO.
IN8UHB YOUR rROPERTY.
317 State Street. rhona 451