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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1915)
f 1 1 EIGHT HHMHHiHHHHHHHHHHHHHWa- v. I I I 11 II n fl V AAM . Meyers' Free Exposition Trips The July Contest fer a free trip to San Francisco is now on. Nominate your candidate and help them win it. A vote with every 23c purchase. Extra Values in the Domestic Section for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday A Sale of Desirable Dress Ginghams, usual 12 l-2c grade, special 9c a yard. This offering includes a large and well selected assortment of Ginghams in all the popular colorings and patterns. Take your choice of these 12 1 2c kinds for three days, commencing Monday, 9c a yard, Extra Values in Toilet A Sale of Madetline Face Powder. A Soft, Velvety Smoothness for those who use this pow der a fine quality, 50c size special for three days, com mencing Monday, 29c a box LOWEST PRICES AT MEYERS, CONSISTENT WITH GOOD QUALITY Salem's Big Department Store ii vy i i All Around Town Dr. Mondelsohn, specialist In fitting glares correctly. L'. S. bank bldg. Tiro river is at a low stage today, with but 1.1 feet abovo low water, Monday evening, jnte 21, Congre gational church musicul. Public cor dially invited. On account of drawing loss dator, hereafter tbo Gialtaintiua will niiike the trips between Salem anil Corvallis, and the (Iregopta on the upper river trips be tween hero and l'urtlnm!. Dr. Wlsllcenus Banitoriunt for pres ervation and restoiutiou if health, llubburd btiibling. Halph Koozor, formerly publisher of I tho Lakeview Kxaminer, of l.akeview.! Orcgon, but. now one ot the staff ofi0,e university tennis nssociat ion, the field auditors for the Industrial acci-1 tlcut ciiiimisiiiun, came in from his ter-; ritory today to make hit; regular report. , ,T,Tr". Musical. Miss Shelton's pupils. Mon-' nay ei ig, .iiiue ji, i oagregationali church. Ilallie 1'urrisli Hinges, assist- ing. Dr. Wislicenus Banitorium for proser- Mil ion and restoration of health Hub-1 bard Bldg. Milton I. Moyors, Past Exalted Tho drainage committee appointed j "Charlios' Aunt," one long howh Huler of the Salem lodge of Flks, and I by the Woudburn Agricultural and Mer-i o Mrs. Meyers, will lenvo July (I to at-cantile association will meet. Tuosdiivl Tho desert land hoard, with the OX tend tho national oonveutiun of Kilts evening at Woodburn to hear the report ! eoption of Treasurer Kay, who is so to be hold in Los Angeles. They will of a committee appointed to take up ' .ioiirning nl the San Francisco cxposl sail on the (I rent Northern from FlnvcUtho subject of draining French Prairie. , tiou upon his aniiiial vacation, will "" '(i' Hart, a government engineer,' leave for an inspection of the Tutnalo nniuniii, mu iwjiu niuvnB, in, her greatest success at the Oregon, - A bcdsprji jr that can't sag because of the patented flex ible hollow strand construction; lint does no roll you toward tho center because It cannot i.ng; Hint Ii ibsolutcly uolselem, having nothing ubout it to creak or uroan; thai conform! to tho ihapo ot the body; ' that hai no looie itrandj, open links or iharp corners lo tear bed clol'iei. Quarter century guarantee. 30 olghl'i free trial. . I jfi ."-VrT. V . ,tS- A Sale of Bureau Scarfs (Lace trimmed) Special 29c each. Here are fancy Bureau Scarfs that you will be glad to pur chase at this low price. Hotel and rooming house keepers as well as housewives will do well to buy these, 16 by 50 inches in size. Extra Special for three days, commencing Monday, 29c each. ' Goods Section Monday, A Special Value Eu taska Toilet Water. Those who know good Toilet Waters need not be told about Eutaska good enough to grace any dress ing table. A 75c size Spe cial for three days, com mencing Monday, 59c a bot tle. GOOtlGOODS Musical. Congregational church. Monday evening ,,lune 21. Peerless or chestra assisting Miss Shelton's pupils. Tho racos at Independence will at tract quite a number (if Sulcm people this week. A laige representation front the commercial club will attend one day this week. The races begin Wednesday and eoiitinuo throughout lite week. o I C. M. Walkor has piurchascd II. C, iltybco's interest in tho llyltee Walker murker, ami will continue business at tho old stand, l2 State street. I Dr. Assohi, DentlBt, second floor, Bank of 'online rco Hldg. " 0 Tlirough the courtesy of tho Willam- university courts will be open to thej public each day until four o'clock,. '')." exception of Suturdavs nud i '''d'duys These two , lavs are reserved ent i tidy tor members til the association. , " Notice of dissolution of partnership: ! Notice is hereby given that 11. C. By- j bee ami C. M. Walker, doing business . las the llylice-W alker market, have dis- solved partnership and all bills due saiil partnership are payable at the market. , aim u. ,t, iiiupiu are cxpceteit 10 Do , present. The Exclusi've Salem for Agents frjt It SO NiRhU 1$ Prvt il'i SufrimiCmtrl mm 1 1 THE BALEM CAPITAL A Sale of Pretty Holly Batiste, usual 15c grade, special 11c a yard. A splendid sheer fabric very popular for Summer Waists and Dresses, 30 inches wide and may be had in Floral and Figured patterns, dainty col orings, too. Our 15c grade for three clays, commencing Monday, 11c a yard. Tuesday, Wednesday Handy Hand Brush Just the Brush you need for washing hands and fingers nail good bristles sev eral styles of backs. Our 25c seller Special for three days, commencing Monday, 19c each. The House of Quality Dr. Stona's Itch Ointment cures the i itch. I Word was received In this city this j morning of the slight improvement of .Mrs. S. Taylor Jones, who underwent :a serious npciatiiin in I'ovtland Wednes day, She is tho tlaughter of Mr. and I Mrs. Thomas W. Lewis, formerly of ithis city, now living near Chcinnwn. I She has many friends wiio will bo glad to hear of a complete recovery. i Royal Arcanum will moot tonight at S:(iii o'clock at '-'IJ Salem Bank of Commerce Bblg. Miss Dora Eichter, of 25tll street. was tho successful contestant in the , Panama voting contest, which closed Saturday nie,ht, at the Meyers store, Miss Ifichtor received l:i,41S voles. Mildred Brmik was a clto second wth Hl,;i2t votes. She will leave for Miss Uichter was t'ormerlv with the Meyers store, but did not cuter thu contest until utter she hail resigned, The Arto-Frisco club will give dunce at Moose Hull Wednesday even ing to which all Artisans and friends nre invited. Programs will be given out ut tin1 door. 0 Bisters from the various convents, of Wasuingtou nu.l Oregon, will begin nr- nving to row for the bi ennial re- t,,.at of this district, at Sacred Heart Acatlemv. The 'exercisct: which are of purely a religious nature, will begin tomorrow ami ctiiitiiitie until July 22. liev. Father Jiacobbi F. .1,, of Los Au gtdes, will deliver the lectures, and it is expected that about fortv l'ivo out- sole si.ders will be present, I rn ga I ion tiro led . 1 ll ( rn ik count v nex I Thursday and will be gone the bulance THE STORE THAT Pu re Aluminum G qt. Stew Pan with Aluminum cover. Regular $2 value, spi. . .$1.15 t MsVi SOI U. una r I rrrnuiCLtirnC i'ivi-jc mr until jnrrrj CO? COURT&HJGHSTS. :YOUR CREDIT JQTJBNAI,, SAL KM. OREGON. MONDAY. JTNEJ1913. . . J . .1. . -. . n... i 0U j-'riJay ovon-l i t I"-,. of tbo week. At" Bond, ou Friday even ing, the governor and other stare em dais will bo tendered a banquet by the "Emblem Club," a booster organiza tion of that community, I wish to thank the kind friends and neighbors for the beautiful floral offer ings during tile sickness and death ot mv wile. ,7, V. BKGUS. Railway, Light and Power company are installing several new lights in south Salem. Between lr and 20 now lifhU will bo installed in differed parts of the city. Two lots in Portland to exchange for acreage close to Salem. Address i Kenner, route 2, box 171. Snlein. Milton L. Meyers has been appointed to preside as King Bing at the mcctin: to be held by the Chen inns this even ing at the Commercial club. King Hi. Tom Kay is in California. You can get your suit3 of Mosher this week ut cost. See page 2. i The following parties have engaged passage to Sun Fruncisen on the Great Northern, sailing from Klavol Monday, i June "S: Miss Jessie B. Sinikins, Mrs. S. S. Fast, Miss Gertrude Fast, Miss Caroline East and F. S. f'aanett, i New Customers Get their suits at cost this week from Mo.-ber, t'ne tailor. See nd on page 2. ' Again those who are making arrange ments to attend the National conven tion of Elks to be held ut J.os Angeles July 2, ure M. L. Meyers, past exalted l'uler, A. J. Anderson, present exalted I ruler; A. I.. Wallace, Lowell Will and E. Cooke Button. The trip "ill be made by water. Headache, neuralgia, nervous prostra tion, insomnia and many other nervous i derangements nre found in many in stances to be tho work (if eve-strain. ' Dr. M. J. Mendelsohn, rooms 21U-2U j I'. S. .National bank building. i Captain N. H, Lorenzen delivered his i lecture on the work of the Salvation i Army last evening nt the Hosodalc .Friends church, The church was crowd-j 1 ed and tho Captain received the closest , attention lis he described the work til' I the army and its growth during tin ;j,ast few years. The lecture was illus trated with etereoptienn views. One charge covers entire cost, ex amination, glasses, frames. Dr. M. P. Mendelsohn, rooms 21U-2II U. H. Na tional bank building. The 1915 Cherry Fair committee has decided to hnvo the queen chosen this year exclusively by the members of the CVomnicrcial club, one vote for each member. Each member is requested to send notice of his choice before Satur day, June 2li. At present, the member ship of tho Commercial club is close to SOU and it is expected there will be such an interest in tin1 selection of queen, that every member will indicate his choice. I examine eyes without the use of dings. Drops are dangerous. If you dit not need glasses, I will tell you so. 1 make no extra, charge for these ex aminations. I change your lenses for ono year, if necessary, free of charge. All broken lenses replaced while you wait. Charges reasonable. Dr. 11. P. Mendelsohn, rooms 210-211 U. H. Na tional Bunk building. The Woodmen of the World, Silver ton lodge, were n pleased with the u-nrlf tint nn nt ll.,,;,. lo.l.r.i si tin.l v. I I v HI,,, l.,.,, . ,i. .M.J night by the Snlein drill teniii, that 'they are planning to come to Salem Friday to take part in the fraternal day parade of the cherry fair. The mem bers of the drill ti i of the local bilge who went to Silvciton tiro ns follows; George Donaldsnu, captain; Emil Don aldso, K. (', t ra wliird, II. 10. Donaldson, ( has. Chapman, A. .1. Hwieniuk, Joo iSliedcl,. ( has. .lacqitet, Frank Pernio gnlla, II, II. Miller, lieorgo Nonk, O, C. j Wat kins, Fred Hull, A. L. Wilkins and Peter ) oho. Governor Withycombo wont to Eu gene this looming meet, the nort It bound Soul hern I'ai ific train bearing the gineral uppitqiriations committee ,.i ,iiKie.n inert fi IIIUKlIlg U TOUT 01 the in i, hind dist lifts of tho Pacific const for the ptiipnM. of being Informed firsthand of existing conditions regard ing irrigation matters when appropri ations are asKni for from the next so simi of emigres. Tho either members of the ilolcentioti in moot ttto commit. sional ciimuiittco are V. S. Senutors ( luunberhiii ,:,m,, 0f Port In ml , and former (lovcrnor West, ami J. N. Teal, representing the I'mtlund chamber of ctt uuierce. The Snlom Co operative Egg Circle will meet this evening inlho aiitlitorium of the coiuiuerciiil club and effect a permanent, iiiuatiiatioii. This egg circle was oiganic, one week ago with Shcrrill Fleming, ,if Morningside, as temporary president, mid Oeorge Voris, SAVES YOU MONEYS Reed Grass and Old Hickory Porch Furniture See them on display at our store. Also Grass and Mat ting Rugs. hiXtl'.l Rlliipml vomilii f""i ivb.n $20.00 Morris Rocker, IS GOOD HERE I inn 11 i ll iini r "The Story Beautiful Presented By Father Patrick J. MacCorry H t i wsJ''" NIC of the masterpieces on the present (lay Amertenn platform Is that presented by Father Fntriek J. Mael'orry, entitled "Thp Story neao tiful." lie Is one of the great popular Lyceum orators of the present generation and has a number of lectures, but bis "Story Beautiful" In the finest of them all. This Is an art cdueation in itself, being illustrated by dissolving sillies of world famous pictured A musical setting accompanies this program. "The Story Beautiful" comes with Chautauqua week, and four peo ple are required to present It. Jit ' DIED ' j SIMPSON At his home in Aumsville, I Sunday, June 211, l!H", William Sinii- son, at the nge of o2 years. Funeral i services will be held nt Aumsville, Tuesday afternoon nt 1 o'clock nt the Christian church. Interment will take place at Kocky Point cemetery. Surviving him besides his wife are four children, Claude Simpson, Cludys Simpson, and Bene Simpson, of Aums ville, and Mrs. Clyde Blivvn, of Salem. Also two sisters ami two brothers, Jos. Simpson, Rosa Simpson, and Miss I'ns sie Hicks, of Shaw, and Frank Simp son, of Aumsville, KASTWOOP At the Willamette san i tori n in, Sunday, June 20, l!H."i, Mrs. Uiibcna F.astwood, at the age of o4 years. She is survived by a husband living ut Fruitland. Funeral services will take place Tuesday afternoon ut 2 o'clock from the chapel (if Higdon mid Biclinrdson, tho Kev. U. S, ofliciating. intcrinent will be in Lee Mission cemetery. of Morningsiile, ns temporary secretary. Tho object (if the nssociat ion is to se cure n better market for the farmers living near Salem nnd by means of establishing headquarters here, get into i iinuuieation with Portland buyers direct. ('. (.'. Lamb, of the Oregon Ag ricultural college, ami L. J, Chnpiii, county agriculturist, are assisting the farmers in forming Hie organization. W. J. Lerchen was fined $10 in the police court this morning on a charge i.'i c'i-eiiiiK ills .llllu till r-tttlo Sin'Cr. between 21st unr 21th streets. Word was receivod yesterday of the tleatli of William 10. Talmadge Sunday at Newport, Washington, after an ili- I IICUU lit' Hllt'lll'lll ,im,ll,.u I I .1 '.,u n ...,... ' " , . ,. , iniriiiiin, jji- t,nn u llirill ber of tho Salem musicians' union and formerly a resident of this city, Burial will take place at Newport. Good Audiences yesterday marked the meetinfs of the ( j Church of Christ revival now in charge of Pr. Crayton S, Brooks, of Ohio. A I good Bible school gave promise of nn I interesting day. The sermon nt 11 o'clock was nn unusual analysis of 1 1 1 characters of the "Boanerges bovs" I or the sons of Zobodco. These bold I fishermen, James and John, were nick- named "Boanerges" or "sons of ! thunder," by the -Master, Simon Be I ter, also, figured prominently in the : sermon. Tho analysis was intended to Do You Carry Two Pairs of Glasses rather than wear 1io old-fashioned Jwo-part double-vision lenses? If you do you will be glad to know about KRYPTOK LENSES They are double-vision Icnsej llmt look exactly like regular Inglo-vislon lenses. Perfect vision no obstiuctlon, no line or seam each km clear and smooth. Ask l About Them miss a. Mcculloch . Optometrist Hjibhsrd Bldg. l'lmnc inp 4.,, J. J.L,U!lt .inwiBUM y i k I J i l 1 throw light on the temperament and tastes of that wonderful one who culled j them to be fishers of men. It was a re freshing, stimulating, original dis course. The sermon this evening will be "An Old Love Story." Pr. H. C. Epley will be in charge of the music and several special numbers will be given. The meeting continues. Girls' Conference To Begin Session In Sakm (Coi'tinned from Page One.) of the Portland Y. W. C. A. will give! the principal address Sunday evening, nnd Kev. Charles A. Bhipps will be the: speaker Saturday evening. The complete urogram will be as fol lows: Friday Afternoon, June 25. I:.1fl Hegistration and Assignment of Delegates. Friday Evening, June 25. S:0fl Opening party, given by the Salem (iirls; Words of Welcome, Frances I'enn, Snlein; Response, Lilnh Knihert, I.entsj "Why We Have a fiirls' Conference," linbertn Schuliel, Oregon City; Special Music anil Fun, Saturday Morning, June 26. fiMifl .oiig Service. :10 Ilibln Study, Mrs. L. M. Onus by, Hoi so, Idaho, il:L'0 lliisiness Session, conducted by Miss Heist; Symposium "Cilimpses of a cirl." :-15 1. "The Oirls in Church and Sunday School,'' Madge Humbert, Kugene. Discussion, 10:00 2. "The iirl in the Home." I.nurn Sherwood, McMinnville. 10:1.-, 3. "The tiirl in School," Stel la Wilson, Portland. Kl;:i0 4 "The (iirl In Athletics and Piny," Evangeline live, Oregon fit v. 10:4-1 5, "The (iirl and Her flooks," Margaret Gibson, Albany. 11:00 fi. "The flirl in Her Pronm T.ife," flriseldn. rridhani, The Dalles. 11:1.'! 7. "The (iirl With Her Hoy Friends," Ethel Fogg, Portland. ll::it) S. "The (Iirl in' Business," Dora (Irny, Snlein, Discussion nnd Adjournment. Saturday Afternoon, June 20. 1:.10 Song Service, 1-AO Address, "A Oliinpsc into the Future,'' Oenevieve Howell, Portland, 2:00 Speeiiil rusie. 2:10 Address, "(lirls." 2:10 "Teen Age" Class Organization and Thins for Work, (has. A. Phipps, genernl secretary. n:1."t Flection of Officers nnnd busi ness pension. .1:.10 Kecrention period, Saturday Evening, June 26, 7:,10 Specinl Music, Hazel Hoclun smith, organist, Albany. 7:4. Song service. ":00 Heading, Miss Ruth Weaver, The Dalles, 8:15 Special music. S:20 Address, "A flirl's Heritage," Rev, Chns. I'hipps. Henediction. Sunday Morning, June 27. 0:00 "Quiet Hour" Iliblo Study, led n.v Miss Heist, Salem. f:!"! Sundny school. 11:00 church service. Sunday Afternoon, 'June 27. 2:30 Song nnd Trnyer service; speci al music. 3:10 Address, Mrs. h. M. Ornmby. Sunday Evening, June 27. ' 7:.10 closing Mass Meeting in Confer ence Church; Sreciul music. Hazel Hockinsllllth. nnrnniat. Prulun .nrvii-il S;00 Address Kndesh Dnrnes: An Al legcry of Life., Miss flenrgin O. Wi er, Y. W. C. A., Portland. S:4.'t "Fellowship Circle," Closing Words. Hciieiliction. ELEVEN WERE INJURED Marshfiold, Ore., June 21. Eleven persons, injured when nn nutomoblle containing 15 passengers rnn off the road nnd dnshed 100 feet down an em bankment Sunday near Allegheny were tirought here todnv. Mrs. K. A. Monson wns the most so rimtsly injured, the others sustaining minor cuts and bruises. So steep was the emlinnkment over which the nutomoblle idnnrfod thnt it could only be ascended by clinging to 9: uvt ji.uuu mult AND GOPHER SCM REDEEMED THUS Fflt Last Friday Was Record Day -Silver Mole and Albino Gopher Are Captured Six thousand, four hundred m, si, ty-three gopher and mule scalps is tho record made by the count v dork's of fice for one day, Friday, .hiuc IS. which has been the record so far since the new scalp county act went into effect ami scalps have been redeemable. This was tho number redeemed by County Clerk Gehlhar, upon a round up trin'to Silver-ton and Mt. Angel, where the hulk of them was obtained; the balance hav ing been taken in at the office. Thov represent a total of $d4:U0. Of this number 4,704 'tai;(,n in t Silverton last Friday. Of t)le total 4,709 were gopher scalps and 1 1; moles. The sculps redeemed at Silver ton were mostly taken bv 107 ,ovs among whom over $100 un.s distrihiiteil in one day. The total number of gopher and mole scalps riMccmcd by tho count? clerk since tho act went into effect. May 22, is approximately ;i 1.000, in' round numbers, nnd represent nn'oiit lay of over .f.lloO. They are still com ing in daily and it will 'not be lung un til the limit of .10,000 ($.1000 per year being the limit of expenditure fur scalp redemption') will be reached which number will make a "big hole"' in the gopher and niolo population 0f this county. All scalps taken after the an nual fund has been exhausted, hn. ever, may be held over for rclt'inpfW after the first of the year. In nbout 30,000 gopher an.l mole, scalps redeemed one silver mule scalp was presented, an extreme rarity in this variety of rodent, and another was captured alive, the captor intending to make County Clerk ridilhar a present of it as a curiosity, but it managed to escape on the morning of the day it was to have-been brought in. The fur of a silver mole is very fine and silky, and possesses a beautiful silvery sheen. A liuly's coat, made of them wflWil he . nlmost bcviuid pi ice. One white, of Albino gopher was also captured an! its pelt presented for redemption, which is the first that has been seen so far as can be ascertained, Another freak of a gopher had a tail which very much resembled that of a beaver, being long and flat but was covered with a dense growth of fur. County Clerk (ichlhar is preset ving tlieso scalps to exhibit to anyone who is in terestel. BORN He WILL A HO At the l-'ninU i.cinun res idence, lO.'ili Suiith Cottage street, Sundliv morning, .lane I"1-1; 10 Mr. aild Mrs. Charles Willnnl, an eight pound daughter, mimed Jean ettn Marguerite. Mrs. Willard wrs nmnerly Mo Mvrtle Lciinou, and with her hns hand has been making their lumic in 1'W. Oregon until recently, The Cherrians will meet this evening r.t the commercial club rooms at (.'clock to arrange tor their part,nt ; first .lav of the Cherry fair mul also, to decide who they will support lor niiem. Real Estate Bargains r. Hoincseeker and Investor, be buy a farm or city r'W L BECHTEL & CO. We write Insurance, Rent U.' buy, sell, rent or exchange proper!). 347 State Street ; t Phone 1517-J Sl.0P rootf t Day or Night Union St. J A. l. oorjrEEy t PlumbinK. Kopalrlng ajtd CoU I Work a Specialty. I Reasonable Charges. Salem, J ! y. ... J " . K(V'r-r' : Mill City Auto Stage leaves 475 Stale ' I P. m. daily for Tumc r Meh.ima and L; ' A ".. ,, ,. Mill city 7M0 p. , ing leaves Mil U'.IJ ; ,, nnd arrives Salcn at V.W $ phone P03. NOTICE . ,...... the Slot? I We have i " ' ( , will conwuuv lnr trips. Leaves Truim' Leaves Bliyl feaeei 1J:50 p. "i. 7:00 p. in. iii.oo ti. in. Jltnei 10:30 a. m. fi-on r. ra 11:30 p.m. '- Salem Taxied Co. V.1IU1V I ' PHONE 700: oiisiics. 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