DAILY CAPITAL JnTTRVAT,. SAT.EM. OREGON. TUESDAY, SEPT. 7, 1915. EIGHT THE TOMORROW No. 759th Wednesday Surprise Sale A Sale of Desirable Huck Towels 2 for 25c Generous in size and of good quality with pink or blue border, these towels should appeal to all housekeepers. It is by a special good purchase that we can offer these at this price. On sale Tomorrow Surprise Prices 2 for 23c Sale starts at 8::0. See the window display. Special Sale Prices on for Winter THE HOUSE MI! Jl.yiioOOK :ututtm:nitttu!tr...;tti:ttitm:::njtttmtt:tnm)m::mMttmjm:B All Around Town tt tfwmww:mmummwmwttmmrot Dr. Mendolnotin, specialist In fitting glneuci correctly. U. H. tank blJg. -o Oscar rail, k Umber feller of the Spauhling Logging company, nt Hlnck Rock, m wriounly injured yenler day, o Dr. Stone'i Drug store. tf Frof. Otistav Ebsen and wife ar rivVil iu the city yesterday from Hu.k liiuinon, W. 'u. Jlit will have tiiu chair of modern languages in Willaiii ctto llllivomity, Dr. S. T. Mclntire, physician and urgoou, 214 Masonic, bldg. 1'honu 410. ym rt unnni.iH - i . . . atu vt. nttuiiiuuiB, luiniiivuiH necro- tary of tho Commercial cluh, in taking i t, n nuttnn fl.lu ....... I. ...... ...I I .. .a 1.... .1 -" . ! "'! n'iiuinK mi. uiiii'i at bin prune rnneh, south of tho city in tho Liberty district, ! tf i Dr. Stone'i Drug Store. W. A. Linton, the real estate and In surance man, will leave, tomorrow by auto for a thrnn wocka' business null vdoimuro trip to I.nkeviow and Klumuth Full.. Dr. Utter, dniiUnt, will return from ' ., 1 .. 7 . , nun IIM'OmUH'll- Nntloniil Dental ( oiiKiena Heptemlier' dnlioiiH tin to oriinniat nnd chorister 111 OfficK 4U Kill,.,,, K,i,,I f l.,.i'l'lin i.m.si;,.., I., 13. Officii iimrro llldK- t'oin- tf The Model Print Shop U the name of a new job prlntinx firm, located In the Hteuidoff building. The pnrtnera nrc Hurry llniiHon and D. A. Malone, nml bpnidcii other work, thny are getting out tho movto iro ru tun. , The Maple Booming House haa been I ncilntiuili'il and linn been 1liiiriiiiliK-i ... .....r.u ,.,,iH xAwiinp nun uovn dinciinlinned and liui) been Ihorouuhlv rnuovnled nnd iniule new throughout, ami a piMinunent nchool of expienslon hnn been entulillnlie.l by Mm. Anna liodgern KUh. The rlier today haa the same depth , , ,iin in ...i below low water mark. At Albany it Is b.w.iP lltHt. .,...'.. 11... i . ii nun inreo ween bro. Tina In feet , , "ii.i." .. in,. i" i'.'iui rors or tlie South Fork lower 1 hail at any time for tho punt four : of the Snntinui, in which they nlnve.l in 1 yearn, Din tins J..I feet l.olow r.ero inaliout 100 tier cent luck. TI,'.J mi low record here, even In dry Hummer; 1 kn IIUI. I . ., . " ". .'.v cur anu ever ttiiveUs Short. A big crowd out to the Cottage- ly after arrivi.g ,ho ,,ig grouiAl farm lanl evening to hear the concert buck wim killed by Dr Skiff tl... ,.' K Ve,lbytho c,biiiedlu.i.,ln,h,.Sule,n!d..y .1. A. Gwin,, "killed another , , , Wilitary and Asylum bands, about ,t(l ! tbn following duv nnolher buck picccn in all. After the concert, the shot. ' '. ! ..in voiinui' iiirin i tad iiiiteiiiiinoi ,ll. 1....T...I . , .. .,,, , . """' n Card of Thanks. einM'.v our luMirtfelt : kUd'utsV' ,! :":'!'''.!:::":!, ,,,r. "", U !!!' "", ,,0'',,,l ",vi,,Ki department of -Military bund, on account of tho work -the ncason ill be ee week, wi.i, pr;;,,lim ,: : final entertainment Alvlu WlevenleoJrv of Oregou City, linn nieuilicd his intention of nttend ing Willnmctle uuiM'isilv thin full. ),. went up to the finals ( the Oregon in ter m liiilaslic d. billing league ,.f l!M ; ; " """"' """""': in i.i.'fi.ii ny, win also attcui . j .. .. . ' Oamr Do Oommerclo Interiintlmul . Do HiMml in the heiul.iig in poriueue... ou le.ter , ehed n, ?he n club, written by tl ctarv of th, , boy. roinpnnv The letter in da I ' Angus, 7. aid disc,,,. . t 1 i.K-1. iiiiiki n.io utcmi to ifo hiHiiics.i ,11 Uranil, may nemie ltuporinut informi, lion, Offli-eri for the rowing yesr will be elected tom.irtov." i.lleit.eon at the quarterly mooting of the Wninnn'n For ",gu Minaimiary no.iety of tl,e Fi i Metilodmt CJIli-ch, V. Ill, Il lliectl wr Mm. 11,-nr" Tulbol, Kiinlml! coll, 1 ian. will be couiplcle,! at Uu. eutf All Blankets Prepare Cold NOW OF QUALITY goods njmttmmnmtRumKtmmummmttaa ;rr () imtictil brum h i ting to bo ihohl in Snloiu, October 7 10. Dr. R. N. Avtson returned last even ing from n two weeks' visit nt 1'inil, Minn., where he went especially to official,! nt the wedding of his oldest son. P. E. Fullerton and family and Joe timber nml family returned hint even iii from u three days' niilo (rip into thu Silota country. Keturuing, they .nine over tho new roud up the Silotz to Itock creek 11 ml then across to Falls City. Mr. Fullort.ui snys tho new ronil emu ho ensily traveled, nml for a Bceuic roiito, it can't he Iient. joiiii urnner tried to carry away the old hand stand on two truckn yesterday ..II. . . John Oraber tried to carry away the uiivi Miion, jiut i or noma reason, while tint idea wnn a good one, it. wouldn't work, ho today ho loudcd it on two wug- jinn nm I hnulcd it hlm, , rt of kcopnnke, nuggestivo of tho onrly hnml Mi.vo in nuioiu, ii mi niNo to bo used iih ii piny h mi e by hin children. The official board of the First Moth odwt church will meet Wednesday even ing at tho church, the Uov. (. . hoii preiidinjr. The comuiittee of music "in minimi m.i reimit w II i-,vo,inm,. 1 " i"i'ntnin vill it inn ciiiuii un nt t'ii liieeliiHT lis to wiictli-r Hie i,,,, ,.,,.. snouhl l.c iimmi for other than cliur.h purpo:cH. Ed Bullock, who hnn charge of a restnurnnt on Nrlh High Hti t, wan bruined nnd pninfully injured lust ev ening iibout 7 o'clock wiien run in to "ill"""" mule Htmitliiiif n "" ido f Hie dnorwnv of the Western IIIIIIIL'll. It Hci'iim ll.l i.: . ., 4 ...... mi-in i,t in me our lost control of the tuiichim. just us il entered Iho ll'lllliri. L ii. .. L I .... 1 Mullock down nt opped. before the cur could he n t Dr. Seymour Hktff m..l T a n...i ycnniruuv irom a deer hunt on tho North Fork of the South I t l... u.. .... . .. . . 1,1111 roiK returned yesterday from ,1...., i, miles north of Foster ..ml ui'.... .i. '. mil.. ;.. .i in.-.- ,. Y .' ". nuiii iiirinei hnn any cur hud ever traveled. Short-,'" o . Th. a..i. .. . i iiomou ice iota during the1 ,'""""' ' AOgunt, ntampn nnd ntnm,H.d ! inner . I . ..i...... .. j i ...iu .... pontage fur necon, clnnn matter ninouii't-1 'd to '!H3.H0 nnd for tl,i,.l I t ! r'r -3i t." ! - - ' :" V""" , ' "(in 111 swim acioHn the mouth of i. f i,i.; .:.... at Aslorin. The rier at thin point is, five mile, wide, ami from tepo.tn ro-1 reived, it neeinn tlmt the wind wn blow ' '"I! ntroiig and with the rough wter I the nnimmer could mnl.. b.,i .. ..I .L .. .HI .i , me i,vi miles. ,s, vv,..i 1 1 niother. m,. k,ii u-,... .,,11 ..,. . , ., ' ' vl '"u:.1 '.v "t.'smcr for Shu Frnncisc. '"" 1 ll,,,1,ll".v" .., ,.. . IT0 ',u " ""J" V V , f ,, , , , K' ( the 'i ' "f . A,"fM-' ,l""1" '"' tw.'lvo rl ZZ V" ,. """ii "I'm ceil ,11,11,1 on,,, '.'"'"Ie 'y t,, ,..,,, llf ,.,,.,; :lic.-.e, we,,. tcs.it,s, nil tvpl,i,l' lever. Hot three f tl,,.,,, ,.,,, (lf r i,l,,...l r. 11- O. .1,11111 e 1... 1 1 ' ' """i ..q'ie living out or the cty, t!n. typhoid developing H few da.vn utter their urrival. Tin. two citv canen were contracted bv pmticn dii ik mif from a cef.nii, well, no thai wow it !,y, ho,d whatever ( ,h ,:i!y u.nv on it:,c in v .11,. I ik.,... IS 110 THAI M. L JONES IS DEFRAUDED IN TRADE Justice Harris Hands Down i Decision h Famous Marion Ccisaiy Land Case The Fiijiirinc court reconvened this moiT.'iiii; nl'ier n imuiili's vu'-ntion nnd liiimltil down four ilicisioiis iiii-liHliiig tin- ctise of I., .limes n'uinst Cfcorgc 1 ('. Shefler nnd oilier., nppeuled from the l'-i si ii n of .Inde AVillintn tJnllowny, of ! tliis county, by the pluintiff. The de cision of Justice lluiris was n nioilificu- ! tion or' tiie opinion icn'liTcd in tlie iii cuit court depui'tiiient No. 2 of Marion con n't y. Thin was a suit liroupjit by M. I. Jones against (icoin ('. Slicflci- and Hello M. Wiefler, his wife. V. J. Kir! redge, the Sn.stiku Fanns company, .1. II. I 'uuiriiiiiKs, J. C, Wolfe moF K. j'. I.iindy and ,'it'lcr beiti( tried iu the cir cuit court before .ludj,'e (!i;lloiay was apieaci by Mr. Jones lo the supreme court. It nppcars that Mr. Jones was the i. wnci of two farms contniniriL' 71(1 and 5(1(1 acres respectively incumbered by a niort,'tige of .-"i,(Mi(i. ' 1!. A. Frond foot nas the owner oP the I'm.,- li,,t..l in ! I'oitland which was valued nt .li.000 and was incumbered with n mortnai;e of :iS,0im. Mr. Jones traded his farm property for tlie hotel but tlirnmrli tlm nircncy of Shefler, who cliiimcd he had claims niiniiist Mr. I'roudfont. Ilv rens on of these cliiims the defendant.H (i(j;reed that one fnrni should be deeded 'to Mr. Shefler and the other to Frond foot, Accordine to Justice llnrris' opinion the facts of the ense were that after considerable trading nml high finunce to complicate the deal it transpired that Mr. Shefler never had aav cli.im. (iKiunst l'roudfoot nnd thsit Mr. Jones liud been imll.l out of his fnrm of !I0 aeien. Judge (ii.llownv ret aside the deed to Shefler but nwurded u .liiilgment of t)i II, (mil ngainst Mr. Jonc m fnyor of the Swnstilni Farnin com pany by virtue of certain improvements that Inn been put on the'lund. Justice 1 urns' decision holds that the eeil nhnll remuiti ci, I, d ns by the -decision of the lower court but that tin judgment, ahull be set nside ulso nl Ihough Mr. Jouch is held responsible tor the debts ugniicHf the hotel prop erty. Attorney .Ii.I.m ri u..v -. . , ' ,ni v re ire- "ented tho uppellant and (.'. A. Mur div and .1. A. Cnnley tippenied for the re npondent. Tho other decisions lian'deil down were un lollown: (Irnud Fli.e llvdiunlic. Ml,..,. ,.i npi'WInntH vn. It. Uoswell et til, nppenl ed from Josephine county, motion to iHimsn appeal j,.,,),.,, inim . two llenson. Flunk 11. Overland vs. 0 -W R & -ompany. nppellnut, appenli'Ml ' from Mnltuomnh county, motion' to dismiss appen dented, opimun by Justice Henri Willinm R. Kelly vn.-A. W. Weaver 't nl, appellants, uppealcl from l.nne county, petition fr reheuring denied l"on by Chief .lv,Nti.-. Moore !." 'i.""'."' n''l,lllt, vs. ( nv 'out & hud company, appealed from ( oon county, petition for rehearing de me. , op,,,,,,,, by Chief Justice M,,re. MoUonn f,,r rehearing, were also de- od .,, W ,11,,,,,,,, vs. ,,ll(.ific s pany, olmberg vn. Jacobs, llnvnen vs. iiebinch ,,"",I"'.V, ".) I.Wight vs. Mrs. W nnlfred Clarke, deputy coun y clerk, left thin city S,v t', Sun Ibego, where she will spend a month vimlin nt the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs. W. T. Kigdoti. H. B. Thlelsen rctunicrt n,ii, t I ten dnyn' visit ut Sun Francisco, lie- niuen uueu.tiug tlie exposition, he went be Present ut n meei,,,,. ,.f ,i... . .... . officials ot the Masonic I, nine 8lnte "'Kw State HiKhway Engineer CnnOne re- turned todnv from n ui.. tl ,u. . "P I'ouutv over the c..i ....i.i.. i.i..i. .... ' ,,,, , , "k " " ii, , ,, ,. .' , nisi ninoH nt ' ""' ,lnnl''1 1,1 Mitf ln-ll I'oin, v., .,i.,.r uay. uns in cans th . of the famous irni.l.. ....... i 1 ' i . . '-"" M . i ii, .. . ".iu a run ini Mitchell n l'o.ut of the Columbia hi-h-way, " engineer John II Lewis left il.:- . . . ... ... . . L' Wit ".'"" win, i, fnn,iv f,. 1 1V'VK" v""t in Cab'orci,, ,,iut which tin... M .. i .... . ,, . "M llli""al li rigntioi, ,g,cnn "to be I Stockton. At l,u , t deliver ,; .,,,:; i September U on "State Control I nguiion iMsiricts. ' ' 1 j C. A. Vlbbert and Elmer Ai-mstrcng were the only two S,,!,.,,, ,., j,,, .... . ....,.- ,ne rortlnml Koning , ...i.u.r nay piutille from S , 'ortlund. In alt. ,i were in the rtl.ll l.ir, mt t .. I..I . .1. .. ......... .. , nuii.iny iiiniuii,,, lh. Sunday .night cn,p w !,, ..... .ewnerg, 1.1 milen hiiMm- I made that day. The remainder of th, , n. i'.i...iui-, J 0 clock Moil I iiltcl noon. A atateiiient mas issuel today State SuiH'Mliteluleiii 1 C 11... .1.. .. .' nrueut. for stulcment from nil itl, ' onuhn of the business Scntcmliei- ' Tl.., ni m.rs ut me-.,. , , . . ., . ' iisnii liui call or 1 he national coiiiptioll currency to nil n.ituouil I . ;.. lIM.nt was 1 f Htntc for n Mntcmonl covering the an, ' "- n- rive culls n,,i,, nunlly nml todnv 's the t.unh Inst one nun made June 2.1. At tho Annual election held yesterdni afle,lio.i,l In Hi., I',.... m .1. . '. 1 . 'ii ilioil, church, ,.ff,cers ,f t. ti,l iVopl..", Home for the coming mr wee elected nn toiiown; M, 11. 1., Steeven dent; Mm r,,,in C. ri.r....ii. vice prem, lent; Mrs. A. wcond vice prcsiilcr.) : M A. Cderh.ll Van nie M lVna. recording necrvtnrv; M 1 V, -., n.Mnming nccretnrv 'Mrs, II. K (lurrier, treanurYr. KHNir.,h Salem Street Rakay Cars Make First Appearance On p . i a.. Streets of Uns lily ( hi-rry red for' the . heny City first of tiio new cms for tiie the aicm street Railway coaiai its antieurniii. nt. tl.n vi ii ii h inii'le tii'.'ts of riiis city today. The new car i-; number V.-i and is one of the n:rs which l.fs been in use in tiiis city, remodeled and re painted lor the strict radwav svstein in this city whi.-h iciims to 1,1. tlie I'ortl-.irnl, Kngeue & Ka-'en, and is now the Salem Stre,.i K'fi.K -ii- ,.m,.,i- .inoiuer or tile o i .in . wa sent avciton hist .voikcrl over as which is 'wiry lo re intention of vei c one of dn.vn to the s'noi.s at p.i night where it will In i nd returned in about i"i the length of time in e. model one car. It is tlie the fomnnuv tn ,..,. i,. tin: II! service cnri ill dailv un' on tic streets of this citv nrrordfn-' t" Super lntoridont T. X. '.illiiigsly and by tin lust of next vein- nil of the ears in us- in MHem will lie the net ( 'm-nv ears. Kven the ntrcct car band has been re named nnd the bi.se drum remodeled and repainted .until it bears a flaming cherry red sign aiiaoii.ing that the band represents the Salem Street Rail way company instead of the I',, K & ); lis formerly. During fair week all of the ears of trie eoriiDiinv wi I I " i ' i' i- lint of the ,, s to eonrnr'n ,'' ""it""- ! rednid Cherry ' I " ., j., lu reconimencoii. COURT HOUSE NEWS :.,, A liot eufl wan sent In yesterday aft ernoon from the hop yard run bv Don Mcf arthy of the Zollcr Hop comimnv north ot this city and Sheriff Ksch and Ueputies Needhum nnd Rower went out to investigate. They found that about thirty of the pickers had become .lis sntisfied and ilem.i,,.l,.,l i,:..i , . . , ......... (iiiiei Huees. elu.in.ng ttat they should ho paid !".(' . ,,r' 'I I0r ,l10 "est hops and ()0 centn fi i,.. n.. , . . down. MeCarthv ... . i " r'li.'inK hi cenis por box and declined to pay more ns ho said that this was the standard price thin year. 1 While no vinlencn I, . , . . nui iiei-ii aiiemotei wan S!d that the ring lenders of the strikers shut. t).u .....:.. , the - Hn'i ii'llillllg XO yard and when some of the strikers , . , " -"i"i- ui ine s ........picii to go to the yard had call... .. ii. scuus anu told (.cm they wmil.l I'O lieaten up. The ring lenders we c interviewed by sheriff Ksch and said they were willing tri gt nf the y,,) f permitted to go and they went. - Mc Carthy .was removing the household and enmping e fectn of the remainder of the disgruntled pickers today. A Sllit fur ill, ,., 1 v t ie circuit court of this county bv t azel M. stough ngainst Ralph Htouei, l .'Kiiig cruel 01..I inhuman rentmen The pluintiff states in her compla that lier husband called her vile , ,", mo' .TT;1 f? ,"'ovi,,, " h0' f hat she left hin home in Missouri ;.."', 10 mother in New ... . ,. ,., i in ..,.. , . In 11.10 nnd have one e l " ."""I'j four vearn. of whom th , Z .1 I , "ml n 1S ,luw I'OKsib e t tlic custody. V cvV MaT ' in Z TTi ' 'T V""y ,'0,1S,, ln ,'",t 'V f".' the p a ariff attot- of he cty. Larger pipes are being re- l"""lff- . '"' I'etween Bellevue and Oak streets A number of week-end . I 1''l,rt.v, ami on Bellevue, between vere i s u byT,'. i (',l,!'""'r i1' This hist work Snturdav after about U ' 1 ?! "C '" with the activity!, i ., , , k "f I""" I stl'l'''t improvements now under wav fre 1 T n sT"1 n!nrt A1 ! '-l-vi'n..-..t are also under w v t , J iM.iq,! r, ii moMiie- met ii re iu.,t... i Mt. A'igel. and Nor i; s't r . .. 1,-rk of M, , ". .., ' "l,r"'.IW' and J o k. T i,i 7 B V V1,8,,1,k,'n tlmt city to be arraigned W , r . ,, Minnie j 'T'" i1,"-"" ,,,,r, " " of" ob-1 Hurley, nl , f u- llJ-rT H"!'.V P-'tense . cense Saturday ini'd were married yen- ) fiiuin it ii terilav The company M rifle team which will represent tin- Salem eompanv nt the Mate rifle shoot which began 'today 0n the ( lackniuun range left Inst liight tor i',c ntle pi,,. .The Snlem team consists of Sine MHI,..,I si w, - , ''? ! rnv,:- Hickox. stceves, .11.! North Ch c h i "" hl"r "'"?!' w thnt. f oiM.Mii.Mi ur AUsiitlAN BATTETRIES FOR BIG DRIVF. nv vn,. i f r L: V. Ill ! ' of 1,- .- I-" , ,rit yi U tt r i Hx . sj-v 01 wn , , viV-r ....h r.-.",v ,r y4ni inbi .n (X 4t- ;' vlT' 1 FjTI visit party P -V V T -J. . v sj it.' 1 it f- vr.-r .. '-vit :r?.L . a.'" ? -w. :jk-t.?f-"UT . mA'4! V? Kxr4 i&rj. 1 ' 1 - ' mm v,m. a.'m : 1 1 j 9t . . y - ' si jk . r- - - i j r -me 1 y&i? 1 'Mil K .1 " ''-W-Cjjw "III I . . Calif crman Lost hrst bet but W Tl. Aflmvp T IJUU 1K1CC VU1C10 111 Succession I.-,.,,.,, ii:ii t t ..t 7 w r ri- ir Johnstou. of Sail Francisco, this after-' i . i . . noon won the national tennis ship, defeated Maurice E. -M in the title round. Johnston won in three straight sets after losing the first set of the match to his fellow Culil'orninn. The two last sets taken by .Johnston' went to deuce and provided some of the fastest play that has been seen on the West Side Tenuis dub courts. Fightecn games were played in the last set before Johnston finally won out, taking with it i 1 1 1 the championship, which .McLoughlin sought to regain, Scores by sets l-(i, (i-H, 7-3, lO-H. Forrest Hills. I.. I., Sept. 7. Maurice M...M,rl,i;,, ., tl,.. :.. ,i., ,1 " .i, ...... i .. .'1,1 -. ' i ill I IIU , liui; luiiini lor Hie Ililliouai T l1 11 11 1 I chanipionship her. this afternoon from' i W . M. .lohiiston. e a! I lie two ( ;i 1 1 1 orm.'i ns were givt great ovation as they took the court in their battle for the championship. Mc Loughlin started with a terrifically fast game, taking the first set li-l. ' Johnston won tlie third set T-o. Johnston ,i,l not show as well in il, first set us i l.is i,,t..h i.-iii. u';n;... I'.iaTiir. in' .1 .i .. t. ..,,.4,11,. 1 A I l-mghlin quickly smashed through ami . t blood. the secnd set! velous game and bv quick smashes and ,u'1 l0 "?l l'VV' '!!"', th? V" 'well placed returns quickly took the net I ' X"" T- ""i lro,0 th i without losing a game. " ut ,sl""c m ,hof oar tutnre. H-ui, .. - o . t- L"th leaders broke l.i out ,ot 2o birds I h a score ot ng.unst h,m Mc-!.,10t Th(, .,., of tlu, ,,.,,,. 'Loughliu braced m the third set and by.f the shooter:-, in this special 25 bird 1''l'""'li"1'' recovery carried the set event were as follows: : to deuce Johnston carried the game; F. Steusli.tf HI, C. Siensloff 11 Louis In flio "I i mi ..f ':1. I ... i. .l .. . , i . i. .. ... .. .. ' i-,, ,,,, looii me ;iNiiuuii ji, I'nrce Jll, Jtunnett 10, An nex! two games. demon K Johnston was comimr in nfter Arc! In I'm. s n i.vn.it n, after Mc- J-OllgllllU S Service lllld met his returns at the net in sensational stvle. The fourth set went to deuce and a sensational see-saw fight then .level oped. Johnston won 10-8. ! turds'. Golfers Are Thrilled. -After the rcv.ulr.r shoot a practice Del Monte, Cab, Sept. 7. Heinrich' sluot wlls s,ilf,',d for the older marks Schmidt, ngain furnished the big thrill ' lift' I'nrkor was high man in ttin ..mini, ..i.. f..- i. .u i breakinir !M) ner cent of his tni-in.ta si.i. in tno match n av for the stnto chamnionshio today, hut tun unimiim al up-sets also added to the excitement! !'''"' st,'1,s,Pf1' wll "hot in the furnished bv the second round ! beginners shoot tried his hand wilh the Schmidt beat Jack Neville 1 up toOT'-?"'1 hrokat ,.RW W,or,y 20 holes. Both played the ,nost M ' V" i t","-" ,n CC"t' tional golf ever witnessed on the Del ' " Fatim b ''"t 'l Monte links, making a score of tn.l L l'0," b,' "? 1 r an! match wan even up nnd the medal score tied at B9 when the players completed HI out of 25 and Siddall Bioko 17 Wil tho 1811. hole. The lilth was halved and! son 10, Whorloy 12 nnd Tobiii 10 oclimidt then took the twentieth. I ' - The unexpected happened when Hnrrv nl-U Wl L 1)1 J K. B. Davis and K. Y. If uvnes wuro 1L1LJ1 Hall. II W Ijtl.ril eliminated. Davis was beaten by M. I'hillips, 1 up. Hayne fell before I " up u,i - u) piny, t'tul-l lips played a 71 to beat Davis, who, score,! a oar 72. I Considerable work is being done by' tin, 1',, ,il,, ,,.1 l).,:i i , 1 ......I. luiiini., i.ignt una i-ower company in the Fairmount Heights part of the city, (ins mains tire being hud .io-sii.il cireer l0 nevoilil Wash- I !?I?.n "mJ !n ci,ri- t. . - i.r" . " relVrn?a ,ro1" Stayton "iternoon with John Scott, who, wns taken to that citv .. i .'... 1 i ii iii i. i'ii tl... . "IK. giving as his rcnsoi, tl,.. f... ,..'!""' Milling, mieht Iipov 'i. i, ;.,,.i ... .., , . ': .'" i . . . - i 11 1 I . , - i (iiini.i iu uie circuit uuiit nnd accept sentence. He was bound over to the grand .jury t,y ,u. justice ot the peace at stayton". " The Queen EStherscTety of tho Tirst .Met hoi ist i-linr.ili ,. :n i. .ii .. . ening ineetiug toinonow ..v...,i,, . , . ' ' "in mini i nm I i .. . o,eees, ,110 .Mirth Church stroi.t ....... ' . "i -mis. ji. I., . '""""." -""torcyclo otfieer . Eugene tftfy 'MQ t rS .-?Wy & A - i LAI r ' r i. r n t Kelusecl to uiscuss tonrer- I enro anrt .Wrpfarv vjivv vv.v..j i hilent, Also nshniL'ton. iept. . Aiisinan im- ' Washington. Sent. " ... bassador Itumbii iiebl a twenty-live ; champion- jninute contereuce witn secretary iaiis--cLoughlin '"B " t,' 8lute d''!1"1'111"'1 this after-j ' 1 noon. " ! The ambassador declared his business j was completed and that ha was leav ing for -New York tonight. Neither he; nor Secretary Lansing would discuss in detail the result of too session tliaiigiii Lansing is known to have expressed! dissatisfaction at tho letter Dumba wr.sj forwarding to his homo government' through American Correunondent Archi-' bald bearing on the proposed walkout, i f Workmeu uln'iits in in ii iu mm uiiu on vi , A request for Dumba's recall by I ! Austria is not anticipated, though oine action is possiblu when I're.sident Wil-1 !...' , i.. nil 11 I I'l 11 , IB ,b 1 I IIUI l. Ui I II I D II L LCI IIUOIl D conference. " 1 Capital City Gun Club holds beginners 5hoot I -t 'I"' beginners iCiipital City Kod am shoot held at the ; (inn ( lub grounds SiunUiy a iiumbe of the shot gun art- ists about town were given their first cuuuce io ::nooi. ui cn.y inn s. A v ;; ,0"' w"','1:-'1 er toed the peg r.t ;'n'''s. '' w.-t, harred imm c.,1; ladies. Airs. Mmit Si, I, tell ., I,!,,", n.itl. wns hiL.'.i with iiv record of breakinf 40 ner cent, nf the birds shot nt. Mrs .1 H l.'.itn,, and Mrs. Mngeis tied for second with each -breaking 25 per cent of their K";.i.,fl I....J .. u V. "-'v.' ..in. j'l-i ccni, .lingers m l er yard m.n lr l':., i.-,. ,..i i ...:.,. f n J P . UVCr UaVl(t f OUIltaill Sacramento, "death watch Cal., Sept. 7. The I'liM.i Fountain, who murdered Mnrgar et Milling in the basement of tho Ger man Lutheran church in this city last winter. Fountain will be hanged at l olsoni state prison next Friday morn ing, unless Governor Johnson extends executive clemency. Although he "declared during the trial that ho would attend tho hanging t the. man who brutally killed his daughter, II. Milling ha not requested (in invitation to attend the hnnging so WILL NOT SEE EXECUTION. Sacramento, Cal. , Sept. -W, -Milling, father rf (be little whose murder girl I'llVHl fountain unll 1.. hnnged Fridiu at Fulsoni will not see the exeeulion." He hud made a request for an invita- n- !" Imi,v,df and five friends. " llas wri,t' MilHi,K a "lvii.K that the hung I ? ' 7 ' that Fonntnh, tm Mit-iiv lunvit -iii ........ t.. 'll... ..,..:.. .... ....iv ii. " i "e wariicon ad nut to come. vised li i tit JOHN HOLLANDER DIES. l'ortland, Or. Sort 7 -li , i , loss of i,i, .i I,'.,.7:sl,0,"l I '" .''""'"idcr. nged 211, one of ,h" ... . . i.iis.-ii nie . in h to. uv j i"o oiotiieis iniure.l eurlv Sun.i i... then. i ... . : V "lieu . . ..'."",.. ''"Mi.le.-I Today and Tomorrow "Romance of Elaine" The Picture Everybody Follows WM. S.HAET in "Tools of Providence" A 2-Act Western-'Drama some, thing out of tho ordinary. The stars of the play tell tlie story "Wni. .S. Hart ami IMiea Mitchell. Special Comedy for the children. BLIGH THEATRE Always the Best. Adults 10c Children 5c - : ' 9jC DIED if. i GRAHAM At tho - Tuesday. Seiiteinber Salem hospiiftlj I'Mo, Mil. tlie ngc nf 02 Flora L'. Griihnni, at years. Funeral services will lie held at 10:30 o'clock Thursday morning at the than el of Webb '& Clough, and intcrmont will take lfluce at the City View f(mp. tery. M'rs. Graham's residence was nt 1S08 Waller street. Yesterday, while pirkinc hops near Kola, she complained of ilf. ness and tcbs brought nt once to the M:i. lem hosiital, vvhero Bhq 'died at 4:!5 o'clock this morning. KIXSKY At Antelope, Wasco conn ty, Saturday, Sep'teniber 4, li)15, n I D. S. Kinney, sister of Hoyd Asbhy j nnd Mrs. W. H. Humplirev's of thi.i ity. Funeral services will be held at " (O'clock Wednesday afternoon' at th- Aslihy residence, 210 South .Nineteenth street and interment will take place it. Maeloay cemetery. ' Word wns received today of (Tn death of Mrs. M. H. Milliorn, of North Bend, Ore., at the age of 25. yearn. Surviving her, besides her mother, is a boy, five vearn of n.ro. nml tn-., tors, Miss Ruth Tower and Mrs. R f' T mpilt lillflr,r oil .....1 .' "i ,'iiii-in, hiih uir.i brothers. L. Tower of Salem, Chas. Tow er or .unrsniieid. ami John, Tower cf looston, Ore. Her father. A. Tower, nieo on tlie titth of Inst M:iv Mr. nlsn nt .Ti:nr!t ' """"hi i vn un-1 i vi;i also adjunction City. The funeral of Miss Mabel Cam ph. mil.' "no (iien September 0, "will be Wcdnesdny morning at 10:.10 o'i he" 'do, I from the residence, 724 Mill si reel. Rev. Carl H. 'Elliott will have charge of me services and interment will take Place at Tw'n Oiiks .J''tj'r Waite, wiro was pursuing an nntoniuhilc speeder. The other brother, George, is in a criticnl condition, suffering from al inost Ment'n al in.iurios. s p f c t y M ft a i r s t : HEALTH is the first requisite in the enjoyment of life, and HEALTH is largely controlled 1y tho Stotnncli, Liver and Bowels. vt lien weakness is TRY W hen weakness is manifested HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BUTE R S Our Great WtHllllu lll.llllll.Hl.lui,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,! 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