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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1915)
- THTEJALEM CAPITAL JntTAI,, SALEM, onrnnv THTTBSDAY, MAY 27, 1915. TH&EB PRnSPFCTS nnnn mo I Moore's Saturday Afternoon 'JOIN THE COMMERCIAL CLUE' - vlw 1 KJA j LOGANBERR Y INDUSTR Y ' -M IT'S A FACT Our customers who are attending this $2.50 Heavy 10 inch Aluminum Spider. on Sale Saturday Afternoon Only 99c Hero the spoc.nl for after 1 o'clock Saturday. A UiKh-qi.alitv ton inch Aluminum Spider, fitted with blaek wooden handle, with end hanging ring. Handle is securely riveted to frame, which mensures 2'i inches deep and is lipped on both sides, of splendid 'luulity aluminum, silver finish. A spider that would cost $2 50 ... nay, 10 sell nt this most unusual price. No u.uvr ncceiieu. unly a limited number to sell, urdny afternoon. They won't last long. Increased Demand Is Manifest Eastern Markets - Some Contracting of Fresh Fruits with Canners Augurs Good . for Evaporated Product -Important Business Will Be Transacted by Loganberry Growers in Salem Monday Over 730 jiwrn in the state of Kan sas almm have placed a line of Wil lamette valley loganberries, in cartons, iu stock w ithin the past two months. I This, according to informal inn given out by the Snlein Fruit I'niun, is but the results of the efforts of three men i nnuiliing tne unit as a side line for nro for the big meeting of the growers, which will take place at 2 o'clock in Die afternoon. Latest reports from the country in dicate that, while some damage has been inflicted upon the culling crop by the frost of the morning of April ;t0, the chief damage, aside from reduc ing the crop prospects probablv SO phone Come earlv Sat- Saturday Afternoon Only Just Received Beaver Cabinets In the Beaver Kitchen Cabinet you get all the .. modern ideas of convenience, and practicability with the excessive price of other makes left out. Beaver Cabinets arc "Oregon Made for Oregon Trade." They are substantial, convenient, handsome and low priced. See them in our east windows, then come in and let uh show you their many points of superiority. 1 .1 I. . i. l ' ""!' """ ...null, .....I .i .... . .mining ,,o with i per cent of a normal, was done to the """ w oub.iicss, oi aa initial 'first blossoms, which will have a ton-'- or introductory nature, which has been Money to bring the berries on the miir-'tf done in Iowa, .Missouri and other mid-! ket somewhat later than usual, but this'r die western states and throughout the seasi.n is considerably advanced over: ''"IV . , . the ordinary season and the difference llns is only an lns'uine ot how the will be very slight. The second and'S ogaiiberry. in the evaporated state, is, third pickings are usuallv the heaviest, 3 being exploited by t ie union, II. s. (!ili ' and the frost is said to' have wrought 3 A: to. a.:d Hie Willamette Valley the most serious damage upon the bios-! 1 rune (iroweis association within the.snms of the first three ph-kincs but' pa-, i.-w in, nuns, aim it augurs good this will probablv be coni sated for- lor the tonne of the evaporated lugan-! to a greater or less degree thr.tigh the1 berry induslry. Not only have all of : development of the laler blossoms, those grocers in Kansas placed the which, under ordinary conditions, ui'u. i.n-.i aiiri.vs id in. given snrivei up anil ilo not mature .. irv-oui,. inn. uie.v nave ncguii tu( Local fruit eslablish a deinaud that is stcadilv de-1 contracted a ,...,r.,.K Minm... uii iiiuicine per- iresn l.;:lliin'rr ics lor -ui.nit.ir Mir canneries are said to have considerable nmniint ol'i 367-371 Court Street en The Store That Saves You Money "THE HIGH QUALITY AND LOW PRICE HOUSE" nuinency, but repeat orders are coming 1 poses at 2 cents per pound, and. in some in coiistuntiy. In tact, as has been ; instances, a shade better, but the mem-' stated previously in the columns of the bers of the association and fruit union I Capital Journal, the " loganberry is' pool do not regard this as serious. On1 just coming into its own." j tlu contrary, they are pleased to henri Loganberry growers from all purts.it, since the pool has been closed and! of the valley, where this variety of the detracting in being done bv grow- fruit is grown more or less extensively, 1 era outside of the pool, ami all'of this will bo ill attendance at the' meeting j fruit will be disposed of and out of of the Loganberry tlrowers' associa-, the way of the evaporated product, j lion, which will be held in the Couimor-1 It is said that growers who are selling einl club assembly rotrn, in this city, i to canneries for this low price, which next Monday, and it. is expected that' barely pays fir the picking and culti soiue iinpoitunt net ion will be taken ! vatioa with a small martin of profit benriiig upon the future stability of(tn pay for labor and taxes, are of the! the industry. At this time especial at-1 class who do not hold for a fair margin) trillion will be devoted to encouraging ! of profit upon their product, nnd ui nil growers, inside and outside of thejually sell to the first man that emnes association and pun', to spare no ef-; along for. enough to cover expenses,! forts to secure the very best rcsultsj with the result that ail inferior grade ill the curing of the fruit for the mar- of fruit is dumped indiscriminately up-, ket and, above all things, to stand out' on the market with deinoialiing ef-i for a living price for their products. feet. At this meeting ways and means will At any rate, according to those in also be discussed, and probably adopt-, position to speak with authority, the ed, to provide for a systematic cam-j future fir the loganberry industry is pn 11411 of advertising and education very promising, and is' being daily throughout tho country in order to buoyed up by receipls of repent orders place the liiliny virtues of the fruit,1 from the east, and these are decidedly both in the evupoiatcd and canned encouraging. It is expected that, next j state, before the consumer to the very 1 Monday 's meeting will be the largest j C apital Journal Special Service.) I best advantage. At 111 o'clock in thcever held and elaborale preparations 1 Dallas, Or., May 117. Al 11 meeting of morning the lumd of directors willjarc being made for the receptiun of I the musicians of the cily held In Dallas meet and outline a program ot proecd-itho glowers. armory Monday evening, steps were til- are wearing the broad smile Just because they have bought CLOTHING OR FURNISHINGS At prices that are so low that it proved a great surprise to them. An Honest Sale Is always handy for the economic you can o V r-l Pi person. Just think, Save One-Half On whatever you buy in Clothing-. You certainly will need that summer suit, so buy now and save money. We are waiting to wait on you. Come today to BRICK BROTHERS The Firm That Guarantees Every Purchase THE CORNER STORE STATE AND LIBERTY STS. JOIN THE COMMERCIAL CLUL- Famous Dallas Band Will Be Reorganized E STATE NEWS 1 ! ' i its eyesore where all sorts of glaring posters disfigure buildings, fences iinfl wall, Sumpter is no exception, in fact, a walk around our streets would lead one to think that Sumpter is a regular lumping ground for soap, tobacco and medicine signs." Mcdfnrd Mail-Tribune: Some of the Corn planted in the valley in being re- Astorian: When (lie special commit planted owing to failure to germinate' tee of the council returns from its pave property, caused by cold weather. Some! "lent inspection trip we'll know wheth of the seed planted which did sprout, ' eT streets or cafe menus were examined, turned yellow. Warm weather is need-1 It is deueedly hard to shake these hos- $ A GREAT PROGRAM By James Elvin. DALLAS NEWS NOTES (Capital .loiirnal Special Service.) I n I his, (Ire., May 127. A. .1. U11I111, of Albany, accicnpaiiieii by Mrs. b'ahn. were Dallas vn-itiirs Monday afternoon. Monis I'uwle. a prominent resident of the Ail lie neighborhood, was a I 'al ius visitor Tucilay. ('. I,. I r i -1 . i.l in again able to at tend to his duties al his office after being confined to his home ilnvs bv sicklies-. ;l to put the corn in good shape. Con-i 'hlerahle acreage has been planted to I Komlun grass us fodder. pitable pavement men, you know. linker Democrat: linker is to cele brate the Fourth of July after all. This was a foregone conclusion. Thnso who saw the importance of it would not down. Marshfield Ifecord: Some of the men Mo fish fr tho Mnrnhfield Fisher men's market brought in a devilfish, oc topus or cuttlefish, this morning, one of unusually large spread. Although the 'tupiis vulgaris is listed iu books as Hible, nobody on Coos Bay ever ex pends any time in experimenting with Infra in that Hue. The octumis is a ,, sucaj, ot tensive looking denizen i ,,ff un their good time until thev IT Tn.l u.,n ..... 4 ...I- mo, nun eat one would 1110 anout the Inst thing a person would tomk of. The arms were 18 feet across. The annual reunion of the I'nion County l'ioneer Association will be held at Imbler, Saturday, July -. AHiany Herald: Traffic, across the "'"iinlams by way of the old Pantinin Hr, road has opened. It opened nn lly early this season because of the wnee of the nsuiil ammint of snow, '"fee different, unrtien hnvn erne.l , ... 'time Itenpie economi.e oy heir go too 'old to care for them, putting 11 re "Swatting the fly," observes the Ku gene Register, "seems to be rnpidly giving way to the more scientific meth od of trapping his ancestors. " BACK FBOM HAWAII. San Kin in isco, May -' sliimls . Agr 1 that fortifications llllritli; tlin ,.,. e 1 - fVir. Hnwiiiilin I ,.i..i n- tuns, Hi-coruinir 11. . , , . , , ,,1, neorce Tell.,,- . ; shou 1 be ineienc. in size and strength Hward, near I'rinevilte. wh w... '"'t expressing opinions on nionir those ,..:.,.. ir '.1.1 . 1.. taritt, whiih were not - ..e M.111 ...Hi me , """ on tne suminit is about axle-deep 'hat 111 ml is to be more fenre,1 tlmu the Hnnte fdolio: iii'liiMtrv item in flold liench "Til ft 0! in .... 6 1 if 1 1 .1 n'Pi inn ur luiiiucr ivi '' n,nv bridge here in town, arrived J'""IV, The bridge is to be built bv 'lUlckl-st cn.i(rn..t.i.l 1. 1.1. r ..f its in the country. ' i v li. th. ' .:..! .. i. '""inn onservniion """n American: "Kverv the sitar a unison, 'l in, -ml. lis of the congressional pnrtv, 1 which has been tuiring the llawaiiiin ; Islands, landed here yesterday when the Asiatic steamer Smioiiia docked. ' Among the members of the parly were: Senator Cummins, ot Iowa; Senator J. ill. Iveriniin, of Ninth 'andiiia; Con ' gressman J. K. Knowl.'ind and 1 niigrc 'man William Kcttner. of ' alifoniia. j If a prize were oll'ered for the bit: I gest lie, anybody could win it iy ' ' ing that heome hen id n wei'ian plcul in Illue ing with her husband to bad nw town has ! money to his kinfolks. The oil that's all oil all lubrication "SI E Chaiitanoun time is rapidly uppron ing and the days beginning July .1th mid ending July llth will be packed full of lectures and entertainment and music galore, A few days ago I stepped into the busy offices of the Kllison White com pany unci my friend Mr. Kllison said: "tin buck ami tell the good peoplo of Salem llinf we are going to give them our very best program this year." Ours is one link iu the chain of one hundred and leu chaulaiupias on the i r- J ciiil. Tie Schuinaus are coming to .Sa lem! The concerts o be given by these artists will be well worth the price foi the entire chautiiuiiiu. The members of the quintet uie exceptionally trained musicians ami J congratulate heartily i the many music lovers of Salem for the' ran! treat that is in store for them. Mr. liiinperts, the leader, has a national reputation as a leader and musician, i ami is a most courteous and obliging gentleman. The musician of our city will be delighted with him and his as sociates, I am sine. They played at The llnlles for two seasons and drew a larger crowd and were more popular than any other attiaction on the pro gram, Aiming the really great lecture attrac tions there arc two lecturers coining who are especially well known. Newell llwight llillis i everywhere recognized as one of the foremost orators of Amer ica. He is paslor of the liiinous I'ly mouth Congregational church of limoli Ivn. the pulpit of which chinch was mi li l1y and eloquently filled by Henry Ward H her. And I oloncl linin of Kentucky. The very mention of his naiiie tiinl;es me homesick. 1 heard him back in New .Icrsev twenty years aio, when he held ten tiioiiMind 1 people spellbound for tw" hums in the immense auditorium at Ocean l.roie. And these are but a few of the ultra, tions coining to our city ii nthis splendid pftrani. I have been studying verv can-fully with llr. Kp plev the ptotirain and after many years of rhaiiianqiia work and experience, I can heartily recommiunl the program fur this ynir and can liuihfully mi l sincerely tell the prugressive citizens of Salem that any I v thev mav spend for i hnutaiiqiia will be windy and piof italdy spent. VILLA HELPS HIMSELF. I The lialhis I oinniercial club a large sack of sugar beef seed Mini iday morning fmm l.n liranilo, The seed will be given to parties desiring to try the culture of the slime. It is the in tention of the club to experiment this y.ar in raising beets, nnd if the experi iment provet a success to endeavor to locate a sugar I t factory iu Dallas. Mr. and Mis. W, L. Soehren nre the ; proud parents of ( baby girl, born Sat-1 ! unlay, May li-l. ' ! J Karl Kugcl was the fiist fruitgrower in this section of the county to market 1 charries this season. .Mr. Koel pla I a quantity of the ripe fruit in the local ' stores last Friday. 11. I'. I'ntlerson and little daughter, Alice, were iu I ndepcudeine Sunday Visiting lit the home ot Mr. Patterson 's I ' parents. The reiinlar monthly ohcu meeting of for several' the Knights uf I'ytliias lodge was held .Momliiv evening, .-ttcr u short tunc ken tor the reorganization icons 1 lu 1 1 II h bund season on account city cneil to lipproprinti! a money for its iiiaiiiteiinuce. J. H. PAHERSON, CASH REGISTER HEAD, WINS " ANTI-TRUST APPEAL received . spent ill listening to an e I gram a delicious luncheon These meetings are rapid popular and llie lodge ha packed to its utmost capacity. , The condition of Mis. T. C, Stock well, who is ciiticiilly ill at her hnoe on .IcITcrson street, snows no improve ment, ami little hopes are entertained for her recovery. The loin Isome new residence oi Murk Kllis, on Siiclloii street, is inpidly , hearing completion, J I John II. Mills, of Salem, was iu the. city Inlay gieetim; old fiieiols. j Attorney illeu o, 1 1 1 1 1 ii u was ui business visitor in Cortland the first j ol the week. Mrs. ( has. I. chimin, of Woodland,, ; al., is in llie city the guest ot her sis. ! ter. Mrs. .1. C. Shalt.. .Mr. and Mrs. I'. .1. load and Mrs, Ora Ciisper retlllhed the first of the week fiom a short business ami pirns are trip to rortlahd. Mis. .1. i.. Sweeney is her home on .Mill strict case of bleoilpoisonii.g in leet. I'leve lllllch is iu the this Week tailing the stat inatioiis, M iss Ve a hums, of tin teacher in the Bin na V has been elected bv ii'' eiliuatiiiu as one sum of. A I'om- uiittee ot' business men have been al work for the past week with members of the band and a sufficient sum ol'i money has been subscribed for the slip ! port of the I ui ii I for tl uiing six inonlhs. At the meeling held Monday evening, August I'. Kisser was elected president of tile organization, F. Smith secretary. Will lloydston treasurer, Carl Williams manager and (ieorge Morton' collcnt nro- i"i..i"i .no. asnisn.ur manager. - was served 'r' ""'n. ''"' director, who comes v becoming1 ,r"" 'v,"llll,l"b W'H hold the first baud i is usually ' l""' ti.'e tins evening, when steps will oe tiiM'u tor completing the orguuiii lion. 'riltTlii'sblimicii' lust The Well-Known Undertakinc of the failure of the r; , n a nrm 10 move to torner of High and Court i ', Ai.H it.., i. n.r.ni ai At the buseliall game held Saturday 1 i, afternoon between the team of the lal Ins high school nnd the Airlie high school team, the latter plaveis wi're de feated zy a score of II to I. bain iu llie latter purl of the nfteia.1011 broke up the plin ing, Barham Sella Orchard, Webb, manager uf the under taking film of Webb & Hough, wlui Ims 1 11 identified with the firm fof the past two years, has closed ll long time lease for the property nt the cor jner of High ami Court al reels. Thrt pioperty is owned by Hie Klk lodge, and was formerly occupied by the llug gins gin-cry. The firm will' move into its new locution as soon as the build- ing ciin In. ri -inodeleil on tl Isi.bi lunl re built on the interior. The re modeling of tho building will practical inline ii u new' nun. ting, as it will et soveriil feet back I'liini Court street to allow u. front of pii'tol plautu and pnlins. Tim front of the building will be of stu i finish, with mission style of a re hi tee tore. The eliupel en trance will be from High street, through a pergolu extending from tint side of tho building In t lit street, inns Hiioruing proieciion to those en The A. .1. Durham prune orchard.! "'ring I rum the street. consisting ot some twenty -two acres of! 1 111 ei none will no furnished in young trees northeast of the city, was i .,.1.1 VI. ,.,.!,. ... U'.., I.',.,. ii-ration being i'2 Ion. Mr, confined ti with a bad one of her capital city bar exiiiii city, now a sin schools, the I'urtlaiiil hoard ol' the teachers iu the metropolis for the coining year. I!. A. Uaiiiilton, malinger of the Tow iisi oil creamery in tins city, was in I'orvalbs Tuesday tailing the state n annual ma lor cieanu i v butter imikeis. T. A. Iligg". "f I'oillnnd, was in the citv hist week Visiting lit the hnuie of Ins mother, Mis. I'. . It if t-". II. A. IIiii-Iiiiw was ii M' M ii!iiillc was a isitor the fiist of the w'-il'.. the consul Kurs resi-i deuce property on llavler. street, valued at about .'000, was tinieii over by Mr, llarlinui iu the deal. Arrangements for the celeliiatioti of Memorial day have been completed by j the local post of the i. A. 1(. ' ! j Word was received iu liallas this week telling of the death of II. W. Smith, of Spencer, Iowa. Mr. Smith wiihh brother iu luw of the lute Kugi-nej ' Foster of this city, u ml has visited in I'allns several times. He was in liallas , Inst August mid intended the fuiici'ul I of the late Mrs. Foster, and it was his I intention to nialie this city a visit Ihis 1 vt-nr in company with his wife and son. I Mr. Smilh's death was caused , heart i trouble and ocuried Thursday, May .'(. 'The dm Hi was the third to occur in the family in the past two years. PANAMA "ZONE DAY." mission design, nnd will include an (. f'ce, n pi inn room, family runn, rais ed choir room, r iving and prepuia- lory room nnd the chapel. Tl haocl will be III by HI feet, with colored win dows, and furnished with opera chairs. The upper floor will be arranged into the s,w riiinis, ml,,, depart incut Ulll the morgue. The elevator will be to cnted al the I of llie building Thii lull, on the space to the rear uf lli.i Koragd a inklil. Blue Sky Laws Save Millions for Investors V " 'bin ll.l In tie RfoSiindmlOilorMor Cars Dealer irtrYwhtre. and at agencifl or Scrriet Statioru. iu about deiiriry in bulk. SUndard Oil Co. (OJifenk) Baltm Via- ill our ll ft I Sun Framisio, May 27. On his rep 1 resctitations that the forces of (i.-iieials J Villa and Cnrrnn.a lire in the habit 'ot swonpinp down oil th" ftaie of Tcnphita Acebo, in Mexico, sn i tal.ing ! whatever suits th''ir fancy, .lu-e I.inar. s !idiniiiistrntor of the estate todav sue Iceeded iu having his 'ond reduced ! from $l'i,(ioii to by Snp-nor 'judge tlrnham. I. inures de.-laiid that m.t.,rt h'.S HOW Oil V OOlllllll ue owing f" the depredation" of for. es of the warring . hu flams. Fr.iti .,,,.,. the Nil'-' ,v r.-eMly i.'.r,. Ii" I' nte Y v ! e vcid I'l.t'.e f ll' -islef tl of I" III' K' ii 'I. Mr . In lb , ag'i. The .1.. giv. the bum llav ' Judges C illdgi S. wli N.itu iial t.ie :icnteric ill en d 'states circuit mint of .nt John II. l'litterion ,1 ash Iligister com received the d ngratu- I, lifter Judge (Win, I ll of nneeil the .1. cision thst ., i.al'ies decreed ugainst and twentysij of his . ui the National C'h i ment thirteen months f the celebrated case ions of Juslue Wil sui.renie court and of Oakland, ' al.. Mav 'I hat sk v " la wn are (ii 'In- w hole a ill the stnles wheie thev ha tiied, aiel that, tlnoiigh them, mil lions of ilollais are him I niiiiiiallv tor ine. tins and bgitiuiiite concerns, was the consensus "f opinion todav aiiiin.g the slipei.orH of stnte I.ji ui, s who are meeting ill ( .illV'-llti.tll heie. F. W. Mi rro k, Imnl' .iiperiiiieu.li i,t of Mi.lng declared Hint the i-.o' iiiiporiiinl i f fori oi' oi h laws is to defer take promoter from attempting to operate. There is also a laie gain 10 Icgitum.!.' Illdostlies, who receive the money ulhcrwi-e invested in fly l.v u 1. 1 concerns, he said, la the opinion of W. F. !Vnn, San Fmucisco, i.aiado of lj s. the opening of .inn. Ciiv, a I of (he c one at the grounds. ' batgii liiinli May -7. A gigantic -tioos tnlav iiiatked the cchbiatiiill of day paitnipaled In ni'issinonires of Die I'aiianni I'll, itie expusitiei .iieea una ' ' on a roval I on the Manna at If o cloi k fici.iuipai I by her ladies Hi waiting, auibas.adors and miiiisteis of slate. Ilefore a gigantic crowd of nil, li'.ll she was clowned queen of the ..lie. A " butt!. shii ' ' will be blown up in San Frum-is. o bay by u seiies of sol. o. in ine mines opeiated by army and in.vy ofl'icers. The aio-hoiagi s of the battleship Oregon and thu ..-r uimT Mk.lileheud have been shifted to Ic move those ships from the dtinger one. In the destruction uf tho ship UoM oiiinls of the navy's new explosive will bit used, CONVICT IH KILLED. Judge H-dl t. the of the jury In I lation of the f id l,,n and sanioru, uisTrm l-uril the appeal of the ( lull llcgister orricmis ir". nd penalties imposed lev ' following the v. rdicf I dii.K 'hull guilty of vio l.i rinun anti trust law. ,.f k',.,,.1.. the rollildete success of the system now depends upon the framing; Hero, '., May "7. Tn an Attempt of "blue sky" Inws which can passllu "scnp frmn the Nevada dtute prison the severest test of tin. courts, Tho' today, James Mellowau was shot inability lo do this, he said, wenkena 'through the heart by a guard and in many of the present laws. istniitly killed. Nil other convicts par-, The ..invention eirni rises banking ticiimted in the attempted bleak. Me-1 cmniissioarrs ami siiiierinttudenti Cowaa was servinir a term for fuigery ever sunt Hie b from nearly a "re of states. j "oi.n.iitt eil in Klko county. lour molding, nd milling the alley, will I reeled, The firm expects tu have many in the building uf. all time llie llnpl'ir, eiuelit to the building alone will approximate tJ.'iiin, mid will be ready for occupam v about July I, The ti'in i I. chimin 4 dough is ciin of tho olilest lertaliiug film. Iu Cm stale. I . ll. Webb, the pieseut man agi r, . mil o, er Mr. Lehman's inton-st iilioet two ears ago. In Hu pie.cnt localiou Hie fino f. It I hat. it ci.nld not give, the service to which it, intions were eiitiil.-d. The building when completed, with its si ic. ui iiii-siei, I'nui facing on Court street nnd pcrgo.ii on High, will he mater,. il ""I nuclei it. to tin t inn ,,f tl,,. , iiy. Aged Hermit Lies Down, Dug His Grav e lo Die I.os Angilcs, C., Mv L'7....-Feeling ; 'b ath near, "Hutch Louie," an ng. ,1 hermit who resided ill l'acoriiiii canyon, near I in Angeles, told his few triemli that his hours were numbered, dug Nil ginve, iloniieil his best chillies, luy down beside the grave and died today. . Coroner llartwell, who Investigated, 1 announced that, death wns'ifm to nat mill causes. He ordered Dutch Ismii) buried in the tomb ho had o can-fully , prepared. For many years "Dutch Louie," , whose real name is unknown, lived ft i in.v sterioiis e.nistence deep In the uioiiii tains. Hu had a nodding ui'qiiniiitnn.-e. with a few ranchers. It was to thc that he told hit story of a swiftly np. pn.a, hing ind. The clothes in which he dud were of antique design and had evidently been laid away untouched nn i t wont to the bill I to res'de. I 1 ll ill ' ft