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Every shoe carried by The PRICE SHOE CO. is made exclusive for them and
will not be found in any other store in Salem. Do not be misled in the belief
that you can get anyways near The PRICE SHOE CO.'S.Styles or fit in this
city they are different to other shoes look better and feel different
these two qualities along with courteous treatment extended to each custom
er by The PRICE SHOE CO.'S largeforce of salesmen, is the secret of their
tremendous success each month shows a gain in patronage and each week
adds new boosters to the long list now supporting these superior shoes.
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Marvelous Scenes In
"Lady Audley's Secret"
Thed.i Bats, fanifus the world over,
for her wonderfully characterization
of the Vampire, in "A Fool There
Was" ani "The Devil's Daughter" is
seen in a somewhat different role in the
recent William Fox scr..sntiiiul photo
drama "Lady Audley's Secret."
Heretofore Miss Hani has portrayed
the parts of women who are innately
bad or wicked. In "Lady Audley's
Secret " however, she is east for a
part that depicts a woman who causes
misery to two men, hut does it sub
consciously. It is the story of a woman
cursed by a hereditary iusaiutv which
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is brought out by a series o? terrible
misfortunes, catastrophes which would
seem to cause any sound mind to be
come unbalanced. It is the fact that
Uufy Audley commits the crimes she
does while insane that makes the char
acterization so particularly delicate. It
is riccessary to trace the oacoming n
the malady from a vague, undefiuable
beginning through to a series of hor
rible crimes. Miss Kara maintains the
cresendo tempo of the action mnrvelous
ly, as perhaps she alone could have
done it.
Ah a matter of fact when the scenes
depicting the emotional crisis of the
story were being made, when Lady
Anil ley loses herself .in a freuzy of
madness, Miss Hara was so overcome
by terrific, strain niider which she lu
bored that she was unable to go on any
more that day. he seemed to lose
herself altogether in her superb inter
pretation of the part she was portray-
Muse Hara is undoubtedly one of the
most sincere and convincing nrfisls
either on the Bereon or on tho legitimate
stage today, and "Lady Audlev s So
cret" will surelv be hailed as an added
wrtaih to her laurels.
Fifteen pupils of the schools of this ;
county were awarded eighth grade di- i
plomas after their examination which
was held early this week in a number!
of the towns of this county. The pu-1
pils taking the examination at this time
were for the most part those who failed !
to make tho required grades in one or I
two subjects at the county examination
held dune 4 and 5 and by passing at
this time are enabled to eiiter the hiuii i
schools at the beginning nf the fall
term.
Among the pupils who passed the ex
amination at this time was one bov
from the Oregon State Training school,
tho remainder were from tho various
school districts of tho ecimnty.
The names of those who were given
diplomas are:
Alia Henry Mell, Woodburn; Kdnn
P. MeKlhane'y, Shaw; Dorif Arnold,
Route 7, Salem; .loan Clarence Oreeu,
Aurora; Diner Olson, Wtmlhnrn;
Harold Moomaw. Hubbard: Kuth .1.
Cooke, Silverton: ,1. Wesley Downs, O.
T. S.; Helen Williams, Salem, Route
Alice Muthcv. Knlcm lintitn II-
la Schroeder, Salem, Route H; Minerva
iiersunerper, iiiumard; j,ueillo (iladys
NenVlel, Woodburn; Lauretta Kramer,
Woodburn: Heitha l.ennu Wilmm
Woodburn.
One Hundred
Shetland Ponies
will Exhibit at the
OREGON STATE FAIR
Sept. 27--Oct 2, 1915
: Six Shetland Pony Races Daily : :
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S. P. Attorney Will Talk
At 0. & C. Land Conference
Governor Withvcoinlio hns received a
telegram from 1. W, Cninlhell, general
superintendent of tho Southern J'neitin
railway in Oregon, stating Hint the
Southern l'acii'ic will be represented by
I'. F. Dunne at the Land (Irant confer
ence, It is asked that Mr. Dunne be
given an opportunity tci speak for twen
ty minutes, setting fori h tho railroad
company's view of the Iand (Irani
case.
In issuing tiie original invitations for
the Land (irant conference, tho govern
or asked the railroad lo bo represented
should it care to.
Tho mnjifily of the county courts of.
counties embracing O.C. hinds have al
ready named their delegates to the con-fererV-e,
as have the several organiza
tions requested to appoint delegates.
PHONB MAIN $L '
UAKKY Windowclcancr. I'hone 70S.
Oct I
WANTL'D A one hoiso wagon. I'hone
HM'l'. Sei't lft
WANTKD To trade for stuiuppuller.
I'hone "OKI 1. Seit 14
OLD Ll'MHKK for sale, cheap. Call
KSO Court street. tf
FOR RENT -Two unfurnished rooms. '
tWl North Winter. Sept lo
'.' MILK COWS FOR- SALE 33.0I
each. Route 8, box 103. tf
FOR KENT Furnished housekeeping;
room; cloo in. 0. W. Johnson. tf
WANTED To rent 50 to 10(1 acre farm
Address W. 11. S.( care Journal.
WANTED Few families for hop pick
ing, fine hops. Call 213(iV. Sept 13
ASH AND OAK WOOD At a bargain.
John H. Scott, phone 1532. Sept 22
LOST East of Salem, child's coat,
Finder phono 2424, Masterson. SeptlJ
ALMOST NEW lUJCOY To trade for
good wngon. Route 0, box 102, (.
W. Witte. Sept 18
FOR RENT Modern furnished house
keeping appartincnt Call at 210 H.
14th street. SeptU
Idaho Supreme Court
Sustains Prohibition Lay
Boise. Llnhn Sent. 13 T'n, BiturnniA
court of Iditho on! Saturday sustained
tno constitutionality ot the stringent
liquor law enacted' by the last legislature.
The net makes it. nnlnwfiil tir n
on, firm or corporation to sell, manu
facture, dispose of, have in possession,
or transport any intoxicating liquor
within a prohibition district.
The oily exception is the use of pure
alcohol for scientific purposes.
The law was attacked on the ground
that the clause mat-.-ng it unlawful to
nave intoxicating liquor in. ones pos
session was in contravention of the
fourteenth amendment tn fhu i.ntiuiitu.
tion." of tho United States and of the
state of Idaho.
The court holds that the law is a
reasonable exercise of the mil ice nriwnr
of the state
January 1, lHltl, the net will apply to
tho entire state.
Attack Qn Prohibition
Law In Washington
Olympln, Wash., 8e.pt. 13. Oiv the
gromd that, the initiative and referen
dum was never legally adopted, an
other attempt will be made to prevent
enforcement of the dry law in tiiis state
lanuary I. Attorr.!eys for M. ami l.
(ioltNtciu, local wholesale liquor deal
era have filed their brief in the supreme
L'ourt attacking the liquor law on the
ground that it was enacted nccovding to
the reijuiiei ,'ts of tho initiative and
referendum. They claim proceedings
leading up to the vote on the initiative
and referendum were in violation of the
constitutional provisions for atnctidin'g
the constitution. .
FOR SALE Choice pointer dogs, traiu
to field work. I'lioue 24-JM Clias.
Sweglo. ' tf
30 THOUSAND FEET of lumber for
Bale cheap by M. A. Cady, corner 12th
mid Ferry. Sept 17
WANTED Two heavy milking cows.
Holstein or Durham. 11. L. Simpson,
Route 2, box H!. Sept 15
WANTED Man wants plowing or oth
er farm work with team. Route 4,
Box 33, Salem, Ore. tf
Governor In Favor of
Federal Suffrage Amendment
The Congressional 1'tiion o' Woman
Suffrage holds the lipid meeting of its
convention at the San Francisco expo
sition'ths week. Unable to accept the
invitation lo attend, (Inverr.'nr Withy
combe nppo'nled O. M. Clnrk, Oregon
cnminisiMiuer of the exposition, as his
personal represent!! the.
Today the governor received tiio fol
lowing telegram from Mr. Clnrk:
"May I quote vnu as favoring Fed
oral amendment for woman suffrngef"
To this (lovcnor Wtihyeombe re
plied: " Most certainly you may quote me as
favoring Federal amendment for wnm
nn suffrage. I have always believed
ir." equal suffrage for Oregon, and what
is good for Oregon is gold for Ihe nation."
Central Cigar Store
Is Entered by Burglars
When l'nge 4 Kane opened up tile
Central Cigar store at 307 State street
yesterday morning they diseovered that
the place hud been rnnsneked by burg
lars during the night and about
worth of meerschaum pipes and eight
watch fobs each containing a 12.50 gold
piece had been taken as well as about
100 cigars from the srncK. The watt-h
fobs nro made by encircling a 2.50
gold piece with a gold ring which lias
a loop to hung upon a fob and as they
are of genuine U. P. gold coin they
may be readily passed by simply
spreading th" ring and removing Hum
from the fob.
The burglars entered through the
rear door which they Teached over the
roofs of the building next to the store.
They pried off the door frame mould
ing mid lifted the latch of the doer
lock with a thin bladed instrument. The
police wero notified immediately but no
clue to the ndibera has been found.
The plnce wh entered between mid
night Saturday and fl o'clock Sunday
morning.
Chicago Kiiws; While Uncle Kam is!
felicitating himself upon the growth of!
bin trade, it might bo well for him to;
employ, on expert international credit
man. I
Today
VAUDEVILLE
ANOELUS DUO
MUSICAL ACT
Pictures
A Doomed Hero L K. 0.
2 Reel Comedy,
The Wrong Label
A Tense Melodrama.
WEXFORD
Theatre
AXWAYS 10 CENTS
Republican Leaders
FavorJShip Subsidy
Seattle, Wash., Sept. 13. Siiip sub
sidies instead of a seaman 'h law is rec
ommended by Hepresentative Simui D.
Fess, of Ohio, who is in Seattle today,
anil who voted against the seamen's
bill.
"American ship owners need a. sub
sidy if they are to pay tho American
standHrd of wages, and maintain Amer
ican standards of living," ho declared.
With James H. ItevnoldM, of Massa
chusetts, Secretary of the National Re
publican Pdilinittee, Fess addressed the
Young .Men's Kepiiblicnn club today.
WANTED Elderly man of small means
to take interest in! dairy. Address K
AV. 5, care Journal. Sept lft
HOUSE at 475 N. Commercial street,
for rent. Newly tinted and painted.
call at houso or at the Johnson II cut
Est ute Of lice. Sept 13
FOB KENT Housekeeping rooms for
ladies only. 010 N. Church, phono
"45J, after 6 p. in, tf
ASH WOOD First class, immediate or
future delivery. O. O. Mct'lellan,
l'hcino 32 or 472. Sept 10
WANTED Middle aged woman fur
general housework, refereuces re
quired. Apply evening, 8112 S. 12t'n.
Sept lft
I1LACK MERRIES 25c per gallon de
livered. Leave or phone orders to
Koynl Hukery. l'lione 378. SeptU)
FOR TRADE New International drop
head sewing machine, for old fir
wood, or prub oak. Call 554 Ferry
Btreet. tf
WANTED An ambitious woman as so
licitor, steady work, good money, no
canvasing, Do not telephone. Mm.
Arthurs. Y. W. O. A. Sept 15
NOTICE I will not be responsible for
any bills contracted for lho Capital
Hotel after Sept. 1st, as I nm no
longer connected with same. Joe 'Ha
nky. Sept 13
PRUNE FACERS Attention. Drager
Fruit Co. will begin facing prunes lit
their n'.cW plant Wednesday morning,
September 15. Drager Fruit Co.
Sept It
A BUSINESS TRIUMP1I
(Corvullis Times ! la zette.)
A fine example of business ability
and iiciiini'ii is displayed by the McEj
voy ltjothers' store of Salem. Thev
came to Salem from Chicago about
eight years ago mid opened up a tiny
booth in an obscure part of the city
and put in a lot of cheap notions. Then
they advertised them. The average mer
chant would have said he had so hiiiiiII
a stock he couldn't afford to adver
tise. Not so with McElvoys. They
published their prices and the prices
sold the goods. The larger department
stores didn't even nortec them nt the
time, but. they do now. McElvoys
kept right on in the even tenor of their
way, None but the ones to whom
penny saving meant a goud deal were
to bo found iithejr store for a while.
Then they moved into better quarters,
carried a better and larger line of gumls
ami kept on Bilventsing. Their ads
spoke out right from tho shoulder. They
didn't deal in glittering generalities,
but contained arguments as to why
it was to the advantage of the people
to buy goods nt.their store. Then they
had to have more floor space and more
clerks mid more newspaper space. Ihe
j haughty stores began to sit up and lake
j notice. Then the town high brows be
; gan to realise that the McElvoys had
I something to sell that was worth in
I vestigating. Now the store has moved
into the best corner ill the town, takes
A FEW old Muck walnut pieces as well
as a lull line of fnruitiuc ami house
hmlil articles for sale. Leaving town
and everything goes. Metier see what
I have lit 410 H. Commercial street.
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MONEY TO LOAN On Improved
farms at 7 per cent nriniial interest.
I am representing the Commerce Safe
Deposit it Mortgage Co. of Portland,
Oregon. Qjiick delivery of money.
Write me or call at iiMrion ollttl. F.
J. Merger, Salem, Oregon. tf
TO EXCH ANfllv- tl room modern boumi
on E street, near Capital, large lot,
linn garden, chicken park, cherry
trees. Want vacant lot or small place
close in. AImi gentlemen's roadster
for vacant let. Call 211" Hubbard
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j The Want pages go to the
I office and home and are con
sulted often and frequently
clipped and filed for ready
j reference. The Journal
i Wants are valuable that's
the reason.
I a page ad in ihe local papers, hint added
to its departments and to its prestige
I And it is loyiil to the Pacific cicivi
products, carrying Pacific coast cof
fee, spices and lensj Pacific const con
densed milk; l'ucific. const cereals and
crackers; Oregon pickles, fruits, canned
goods ami flour and is being refitted
with new furniture, constructed if Pa
cific coast niut riii In and made in Pa
cific, const factories.
Their sin ss is due entirely to good
business methods which were exposed to
the public constantly by persistent
newspaper advertising.
A Big Surprise for Hop Pickers ij
400 Tent at cost prlcei for this week Only, Also everything needed f
for camping. Don't fail to tee ui if you need anything in this line, i
H. Steinbock Junk Co.
The House of Half a Million Bargain.
302 K. Commercial St
rhone 80S