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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1915)
EIGHT THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON, FRIDAY, JiEPT. 24. 191o. Tr 4rw 77; i lyrQTnpi CVUIRIT 111 " SHOE, .OOOUIOOODS When You Come To Don't fail to see the many beautiful styles of Pianos, Player Pianos and Iiaby Grands, at the Valley Music House, and talk to us about our easy payment plan, you can't help but like it. We are receiving almost daily some of the styles that will please you, they are the new est of the new. BE SURE TO SEE our line of used Pianos and Organs, lots of extra good bargains in this lot, most of them like new. VALLEY C. F. HULL, araMmummmrowmwtmwmM:mmmmmwmmmrommttmmi:rw All Around Town -"--- :mitnuimimwwtntitnttmmntitWMuiJttmMtmtttttmtumtJttmn:i Dr. Mendolsohn, specialist In fitting glasses correctly. U. ti. bauk bldg. -o- Just for this week, during the Lane county fair at Eugene, the following conductors have been transferred to that point: W. K, Mend. .1. A. Irvin, 1 P. Cutler, and J. . Taylor. Dr. Btone'a Drug Btom. tf John Dutton entered, a plea of guilty to a charge of being intoxicated this morning and whs fined I0 by Police Justice Klgin in muulcipiO court. DiM ton was arrested lust night. Dr. Btone'i Drug Btore. " Tor the accommodation of those who n',"u' 8 wi" 1)u demonstrated each I out at a little after 3 o'clock yesterday I ,0 "u,,'t -Monday evening at N:.'iO o'clock live beyond Mill creek the Seventeenth ''"'V Kt "", '"'r ''-v "l0 I,",,',""B Log-1 afternoon to handle a brush fire that!"'. 11,0 I'oinineicinl club, when coin street street cars will run throuirh to'"'"" rimPll".v ' hiir building on the! had got beyond control near State and ! "11't'es for the week will be appointed the fair urounds This schedule was nut ' N,",,, fnir Rf01""1"' '"'Ht will , Twenty first streets. Thc firo was fob ; arrangements made for special on todav nn.l will bo continue, 1 until the close of tho fair. Dr. B. T. Mclntlie, physician and iurgeon, SI4 Masonic bldg. I'hnnn 410, THE DIFFERENCE Miss A. McCulloch, Optometrist 208-209 Hubbard Illdg. Phone 109 'Salem's Best We beg to announce to our customer! again that we havt re opened the fresh meat depart ment In tho Westlcott Thlolteu Co. store, and quote the following article aud prices for approval: Choice Steer Beef lie and tip WESTACOTT-THIELSEN COMPANY 1M Krtk Clgk Itmt Orecery fhono 30; Meat fhoa 140 Sale Men's Nettleton Shoes Our $6.50 & $7 Grades-Ten Day Special, $4.95 a pair j: Here's a timely sale of high-grade Shoes just at the beginning of Fall weather an nnnnrtimifv fn snnnlv Shoe needs at a ereat savin e. Nettleton Shoes are the result of best mechanical process, and worked out in leathers as excellent as the world's tanneries afford. They fit when all others fail. If you don't get a pair of these good Shoes it is your fault. Patent, Vici and Calf leathers Tans and Blacks. Such popular lasts as Kermit Composite, Pacific, Windsor, etc., regularly priced at $6.50 and $7.00. Extra special price $4.95 pair See the window display. MUSIC Manager. 261 North Commercial St Frank Rich Musical Company at the liligh Theatre Sunday. , The Rev. Oeorge Koohlor, pastor of the (leruian Lutheran church on State street, between Seventeenth and high teeuth streets, was given a birthday party this week, by the members of his church. Tho party was in the way of a surprise, thu guests bringing a basket lunch. Traiik Rich Musical Company at tu ltligh Theatre Sunday. How to fill an Indiana silo, how to pack and how much water to use, nud 1. . i I. ! il.. I.. ... 1 iii nu i i1 i i i i ii i ng mere is in kiiiiw 1,1 ' rK'' Fratta musical n,.v ... - ... the llliuh theatre Siiudav 1 . ' ' i between eyes that are an endless source of pain lind annovauce and eyes which give full service and the maximum of comfort is easily overcome by PROPERLY FITTED GLASSES Individual attention is our hobby. Market Place Choice pork Steak 16c Choice Pork Chops 18o Choice Lamp Chops. .. 13o to 17o Country Veal 11 1-Bc to 20c Choice Break fast Pucon 20c Fancy Ham 210 Boucher Cottage Kanos 20c Country Style Saunage lflo the best shoemaking thought the Fair HOUSE Something new but good Hygrade a Salem undo .1 cent cigar of ijualit.v. The Wcnatchce Commercial club Is endeavoring to do things about right and with this in view, has written the ( oinniercial club of this city, asking for general information nH to how we do it hero. The letter states that W'enatchee has n population of 8,000, with a mem bership in the Commercial club of 250. Card of Thanks. Mrs. Mary Hench wishes to thank her Many friends for their attendance ami also their floral olfei ink's at the tuneial of hor deceased husband, Mr. I'. . Kench. o- To lnvstlgate reports of fire blight in tho neighborhood of llopmere, C. 0. Constable, county fruit inspector, was woming in runt section or tne county today. Beginning next week, ho will, take up tho work of inspecting nursery stock in tho nurseries and nt the sinne'wl,l become effective here in a day or time continue his search for fire blight. ,wo- The Salem fire department was called lowinir down a ditch filled with rubbish and had reached a sign board which was' then bnrninir. The deiuirtment laid The department laid Thiiiiitu o !""" appoint committees for that The fall moving spirit seema to be ;''"' ,0 mi'''t trains and to officiutc oth or in different parts of the country, '""'Ihp in milking strangers feel at according to the number of letters ri-1 ll,,ln. ci ived at the Commercial club, asking : o for information regarding land in the j State Engineer John II. Lewis return Willamette valley. Today, laud iuipiir- 'I1 "'ght with Percy A. Cupper, ag ios were received at the' club from K. "'"'""t engineer, from the water power K. Uuckles, Siiierior, Nebraska; Oeorge ' conference which has been in session Hrodenklrcher, Kmporla, Wis.; P. V. ! J'V'tland. .Mr. Lewis was unable to Howies, of Looking (llass. Ore., and It. ' ""v ,u,w farrenching the effects of the W. King, Lake Hay, Wash. .conference would be. However, he said -o j ''J ws much interested in the discus Dedicatory everclses for the new Ev- j ,ious sy,", of the ablest water power angelical liberty street church will be m,'a lc nation were: present. The held one week from next Sunday. The discussions though failed to influence Hev. P. 0. Merger, of Cleveland, Ohio, '""5' votes on tfie finul resolutions as general secretary of tho Yininir Pemde's , Alr- Lewis expressed the opinion that Alliance and Sunday school work, w ill no nero.to deliver the principle address of the occasion, assisted by the pastor of the church, and K 0," Hornsehuch and the Hev. K. D. Uorusrhuch of Port land. Th R. II. E. Hornschnrh, castor of the I.therty street Kvniu'clienl church returned today from a three weeks', "Me engineer's foaye to check up the hunt in tho Cow Creek country. AVith I '"""""rviuouta of th stream gauging Mm on his vacation were his brother, 1 ,in,'un. 1'rom Eugene Mr. Uinnhaw 'the Hev, K. IV llornschuch. nastor of."'" oss the mountains to eusturn the Kirst Kvangelical church of l'ort-' I laud, the Key. T. K. Horuschuch. ias tor of tha I,eni Evangelical church, ! lortininl, ami A. h. Hiiruschuch, a mer-, cnnin 01 roriianu. o The McMlniivllla Elka will b hen iu full foreo next Thursday, Elk day. m die siai lair, accenting to A, I.. Wal- navigniion. luce, who was over reiiferriig with thel o I McMinuvillo Klki ye.terdov. Ite.Tles During state fair irMk. an and a j arranging with the Elka to attend, he',lulf uiinute service tu the grounds will was fortunate in securinir a promise i maintained bv the hialeni (Street Kail- from Mrs. T. J. Warren to be- here and assist with the music program Thursday evening, Mrs. Warren ta well known in musical circles, aud ia a sister f (lew, O. U JSnyder. o Mr. and Mra. R. Q. Millar of this city, will wake their home la Portland obtainable, applied to the mi SHOE I cherons from .Illinois, sheep from Ken jtuekv, and chickens from everywhere! this winter in order to be with their j wm " (e shown this year and for the sons who will attend college in that j first time the state' fair crowds will; city. Carl K. Miller, who has been do-1 be enabled to compare eastern prize; ing laboratory work this summer in the stock with the western product. office of Dr. B. F. round, will leave! In (HI Mr. Hogg estimates that therel tomorrow for Portland to attend the j will be about T.jO head of cattle, 300' Northern Pacific College of Dentistry, j sheep and swine, 1.10 goats and -10 and Albert Miller will also leave In "a 'horses to be shown. This does not in few days to attend a undo school. elude the race stock which is in a sep- inrate department. There will be about In the construction of the new build- mi; jor me nuiil unirrrv rum tuny nil ' Liberty street, Theodore lioth is holding pretty close to the . "Try i Salem lirst" oca, as so rar, an tne contracts nave i been awarded to Salem firms. One of the most important contracts, that of heating, was awarded today to the plumbing firm of T. M. Bnrr, who will install one of his own inventions, Burr's lOconomy boilers. This boiler will have j ington state fair is now in progress a 2,0(10 square feet radiating surface! that a good exhibit of livestock would ami will be brick set. I come to Salem from North Yakima this o I year. Among the lists of Washington Tomorrow la again market day, but It ' stock coming here Mr. richoel enutner is not known how immv of the farmcrj j llt'd, 24 llerefords, 10 Shorthorns, 33 will bring in prodi 'Those who have i '"soys, 22 Ayershires, 42 Guernseys.; been biiiurinir in fruit mid verretnt.le I 1 Holsteinn, 110 sheep, 15 goats, 18 ! as well as chickens and eggs, have been i (fairly successful in disposing of theit I ' ,r,.,it, n,.,,ui,i. !,. t ! concerted effort the r,rt ,,f the 1 fanners, or any assurance given the town folks that there would be a mar ket to patronize. Many of those inter ested, expect a better market after the farmers decide on a local ion. , . xiie x,moit riuiung nouse today 4.10 bovs and girls alone in this coun closed ft lense for tho basement of the ty who have been working since earlv Salem Bauk of Commerce building, nndspring to prepare thc best exhibit pos- will move into their new quarters j about the fifteenth of next month. Theit new location will include the etitiro basement, formerly occupied by the Salvation army barracks. The h'llintt Printing house has been in its present location on (Vnimercinl street for 12 years, five years on the upper floor, and seven years on, the lower. o Here Is good news for the housckeep- .. ouKnr is going own ana is now nt 1 the Iffw price of last January, best cane sugar is now quoted at 0.25 11 hundred. Last February the highest price, of the year was reached, when ! ""g'lf sold for eight and three-quarters ! "'"I n pound. On top of this good l"'"n reuuecu prices in sugar comes 'ho announcement in the Portland pa ; l,orK ot reduced prices In flour, which I A tall has been made to the Cherrians 1 drills and other exercises of the week w''ich the I'heirinns will take an ac- u" ll"r'' ' It. Lautermun, chair- have charge of the cneirians Monday, "10 would have been the same if L cusion luul been given, each man "''"' m"ri' or less or an expert aud , ""'ing opinions of his own. o Fred F, lUnshaw. of the U. S. c eolorf- cal survey, left Salem this morning .' a trio throush the Valley an '''" Oregon in conjunction with the r,'Kln d will check up the stations i " ,Hr wu'h os Warner valley in Lake wty. This department of tho I". K'i'iogieai survey checks over the nieas- i u.-lm., vl lM lH,M ltht,tina ,0 utcr- mum auvi rsiuttiisH the higa anil low ""'' murks of the atrenms iu the in ' ,m'"' of irrigation, water power and "y. The cars will be run in sections of three, and will b put on with the early morning runs. In order to give good service and properly handle thc crowds here next week, six large open car have leen rented from the Tort land Kailwav, Light A Tower romps it v o( 1'ortlaud, aud will be ia constant I LIILUIUUli LAIIIUII I F. Industrial Department Crowds Space and Others in-4 , creased In Proportion The state fuir grounds is a busy place these days with dozens of hammers pounding in hundreds of nails to make the booths to exhibit the greatest array i of products that has ever been assem- t'bled in this state. Not only will both ; pavilions be packed to the roof but all ot" the available space for live i stock of all kinds is. taken up and Wil- liam Hogg, superintendent of the live Tlstock department says without hesita tion that there will be tne Iinest as sortment of livestock shown this year that has ever been collected outside of the J'anaiua l'ucilic lair at ban trail- in fact considerable of the stock that is to be shown at ISan Francisco is stop-' ping off at the state fair here this: year. "That is the reason that Tarn-' wort.li swine from lown. three herds of: cattle from Minnesota and Jowa, I'ur-: W head ot Shetland pomes at the fair this year, the Lew stable of Cnion -ii vi,:t,:4. ;u i, j vrtn: ivnll i .,,,,,. H- K. "; ,,,; of Nt-wberg, C. ,'al(ins( 0 Ail.lip ,, m,lm.r0s :,,, wi)1 show thc .li,,,,,, horses that become the pets of the children ( and the pests of the grownups. i lid School, a well known exhibitor of this state, sent in a telegram today i troiu .North lakima where the Wash- - ' C ''?'"' 1S M""'"-. 45 Hmp-j M.1."":8; 2.. lannvorth swine. L. K Mrlalob, ot Moniiiouih will also have i"' ri('s 1,1 the ..Mule Footed hog class, j These strange swine are a rarity on the coast nil. I their coining will prove an event of interest to stock men. j There is one department at the fairj this year that promises to far eclipse I an otner years anil that is the liulustri- nl and school department. There are sible for the state fair and the other ; counties in proportion have as many. ! eager girls nn.l boys. In nearly all of I"1'' counties district and school fairs liave already been held ami the prize winners are coming to the state fair with their exhibits to win more laurels and to compete for the short courses of fered by the Oregon agricultural col lege. The 24 club winners will receive n free trip to O. A. ('., where they will I mi- K'cn m-nni instruction in the IOI Hie li ,.; . h ' ..mi. k'm""K. 1'uiii- lo growing, vegetable gardening, poul try raising, pig feeding, dairy herd record keeping, seed grain selection and production, field pea production, fruit growing, and for the girls especially, baking, canning ami preserving, sew ing, and farm and home handicraft. la the old pnvillion in the center of the building will be set up a booth I wnere J.uthor j. t hnpin. county agri culturist will hold a canning 'demon stration with some of his prize canning clubs each day. All of the most mod ern methods of steam canning and pre serving will lie demonstiuted and ex plained to all interested parties. Not only in the industrial depart ment, however, but in all departments is the fair looking up this year and considering the start that is already made at this time the optimistic specu lation of the "biggest and best" ever held in the state appears to be based jnpnu real facts and are confidently expected to materialize next Monday morning when the gates open on the Fifty-third annual fair. service during the week. The Salem Street Railway intends to maintain its reputation for good service, and with the additional six cars, and n seven and a half minute service, the company will be prepared to handle a record ! breaking crowd. i Elks Will Come Thursday Led By Splendid Band The Portland Elks' band, one of the finest in the northwest, todav notified Hcerornry V. K. Slater, that they would arrive in the city next Thursday morn ini with the Portland dclcinitioit nf tojLlks coming to take part in the exer cises for Klks' diiv Immediately after their arrival here on the Oregon Electric, the parade will j Nelles. had nothing left to'istwn ex le formed, with the Cherrians and Cher! cei his life. He had sold hi watch. rian band lending, followed bv the Port land delegation and Portland Klks' hand, the local lodge and the delccntions from Eimeii and Albany. Although M.jdefinat arrangements have not bfen!.t,"'l,.v. "as found dead J made, the Eugene and Albany Elks will. probably attend in a body. The morn- ing parade will form at the Electric boring the afternoon of next Thnrs - day, the Portland Elk band will idav the Portland Elk band will idnv it the races track, where accommoda tions will be reserved for nil visiting' Elks. The evening program will bei given In the new auditorium, and will include an address by tiovernor Withy - combe, .election, by the Orpheus MieXeare,t to .11 Depots, Theatri. a.d chorus, eolot by Mrs. T. J. Warren of McMinnville, and several numbers bv the Portland Elks' band. In fact, the Elks are working hard to make their day, Thursday, Sept. .W, the big feature dav of th state fair, Price and Quality Tell the tale you get Both at Damon's. The cash buyer gets the closest possible price as he should. Watch our ads and compare our prices with stores in the high rent district and give us your next order: Saturday Specials 16 pounds of Sugar for $1.00 No. 5 Pail Lard 60c Damon's Special 30c Steel Cut Coffee, Saturday, 2 cans for ,. 53c Arm and Hammer Soda, 5 pkgs. for 25c Creamery Butter, pound 35c 25 pounds Sweet Onions for .25c Per Sack 85c Pure Maple Sugar, pound 25c 2 Quarts of Fresh Sauer Kraut for 15c Gold Dust Flour, sack $1.25 Per Barrel $1.83 Every customer who buys $1.00 worth of Groceries at our store tomorrow can get FIVE CANS OF COUNTRY CLUB MILK FOR 25c amon 855 N. Commercial St. Wc deliver any place in YOUR THEATRE TODAY AND TOMORROW Last Performances The Girl from His Town A Romantic Drama of the Theatre full of Vim and Go and Startling Climaxes. FASCINATING MARGARITA FISCHER is at her best in this vividly pictured drama of love and the stage and The Girl from His Town will prove one of the most enjoyable photo plays you ever saw. A Four Act Mutual Masterpicture magnificently staged and acted. With C. Elliott Griffin and a fine supporting com pany of leading screen artists. Your Last Chance Today and Tomorrow BLIGH THEATRE Adults 10c Always tho SPECIAL See . Today and Tomorrow Leo. Frank Lynching BLIGH THEATRE TURNED ON THE OAS. Sail Kllllleiseo. .Sent J 1I...I..... ue pin, cum links and nobody would take what clothes he had left, bo he turned on the gns, for he couldn't unite rinnre out how he was coinn to eat n"0 ,tt RAIJ:M. OEEOON, stop at RlirU UATTl i u L, i ii ii ii ii i r. i. VAMU Strictly Modem Tit and Private Bth. RATES 75c, $100, $160 prw riAT lTha onlv kotel 1. ).. k'...:J j,,.. .T lapttol Buildings. A Bom Away from Uoma T. O. BUOIL prop. Both Phooea. fin Aut4 Boa, a Son Phone 68 Salem and to Fair Grounds ssasnen Best Piltares Children oo A cent a word will tell your orv in th Journal Nu) Tod EMPEESS VAUDEVILLE At the ' GRAND Sunday ONE DAY ONLY MATINEE and EVENING 6 CLEVER SPECIALTIES C BY CLEVER ARTISTS O Orbussauy' Coehutoos, funny 4erforniing birds; ,lohn A. West i Co., niusicsl act, including the fatuous operatic wolf; Vietorson l a rurrest, "Outwitted," a sensa tional novelty; Jean King (iiar tet, from grand opera to ragtime; lingo Lntgen, new preacher Im personations; Stevens troupe, world's greatest arcobats, featur ing the world's smallest top mounter. Price. 28c, 35c, and 50c Matinee at 2:30; any Heat, 25c Evening Perfoimance at 7:30 TONIGHT and TOMORROW Paulina Frederick In "Sold" Comedy "A Pipe Dream." 'WHS.