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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 2, 1915)
SIX THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON. SATURDAY, OCT. 2, 1915- l! Good Values, Good : " OFJIYHAMiTER AT LAST! M. A. Schmidt Will Face Jury At Los Angeles Next Monday Style and Service -y lft -.jJ--A i fir "Keeps them coming" for our MEN'S CLOTHING Don't envy a well dressed man be one! You can, and easily. AU it requires is a visit to this exclusive Men's Clothing Shop and purchase a 1915 Fall outfit. TAKE THE STYLE of our clothing, for instance You won't get better style, no matter what you pay and we can prove it. TAKE THE WOOLENS, as an example They are famous the world over as the kind used in high priced clothes. TAKE THE TAILORING-It's superb. The style of these clothes is tailored in to stay there FOR THE LIFE OF THE SUIT not just pressed in, to disappear in a hurry. JUST SPLENDID, SMART CLOTHING, THAT'S ALL, AND WE INVITE YOU TO COME IN AND FIND FOR YOURSELF THAT IT IS ALL MODERATELY PRICED. ALL WOOL SUITS FROM 510 t BROKEN I MEN'S CLOTHING il $7.50, $8.50, The Regular value of these Suits is $15, $20 and $25 INDEPENDENCE NEWS (Cnpilul Journal Speclnl Service.) Independence, ()n., Oct. 2. Miss (tin Kenton, who in (i t tf ml 1 ny litixi ihmh col lege in Siili'in, spent Miturdiiy ml Suu duy tit her home in thin el! v. Horn-To Mr. nud Mm. (.''. II. llorzlg, a luiliy boy, September "5. Mrs. I', II. Drexlur hum shopping in Suloin I'ridny of iimt week. Mr, niul Mrs. Alton ('lurk, of this oily, wore Hulcui visitors I'riduy of lust week. Krnest Johnson, of the firm of Fluke & Johnson jjiuopry mom, win visiting Ml the I'upilul City IiihI wook. Mr. mill Mm. Mnnrioo Uutlor wore business visitors In Snlotn lust week. Mm. Sidney Walker wns a vinitor In Siilcm Friday of Inst wook. Mr. n lid r, 1 : h Young were in fii loin Inst work. ' Mm, A, I.. Thonina was among I ho Independence people wlin worn nt Stileni lust week. Mrs. A. Kuiorsnn, who lnm boon risitlng lior dnughtcr oiinplo of wookn, lnm roturiioll to hor homo in Hiiono. Mix Kloronco Hurton wn h biminoiid vlnltor in hiilciii uno iluy lunt week. Mim KiiiniH Monliioniory wim n Miilom vinitor Iimt Tliurmbiy. j Mm. I.nriui HoKiin wim I ixmnotmor by ii,v of tho ()rfj;on K'lootrio Momliiv to I'ortlBiul nhoio nht will visit rolnt'lvo Hint frloiidn. j Mm. V. J. Urown wim lm.iin in Huloin Miiiiilnv. j Mm. 1.. I. iioru. of Pnllni, in vinitmu; lior pHronln, Mr. iin.l Mm, J, Itohiinun, of thin rity, thin wook. 1 Mm. C.uy Wnlkor untnliul novoml in ' jurioi Miiiiilnv whilo rldiiiK from town I in n Ni;u. Mio nn tiikni t.i (ho S- loin himpitul, whoro it in roportoil alio in' much improvoil, A good ninny of t In IndoiH'iiilomo K-iiplo motoroil to Hnlom Momliiv niuht ; to the plivy, Thoy nil roport it n (jrotit nuooonn, j M. T. Wlllinnm, of the Will iu m lni( ntnro, win In Suloin Innt wook on linnl- IIOM. j (loriilj ltownrd n lu Snlom Iimt . wook. I (loo. Crnlior npont Iimt Hntunliiv lit ! Hip Oiipitnl City. I lr, niul Mm. I., r.. Ilowitt worn pun-' oiiKor to I'ortln int Tuomlny iiinrniii. rotuitiiiij homo Wodnondnv ovouiii)f. J Mm. H. T. Coffov Kpon't WodnonJny in Siiloin, tho liiiont of hor nnrontn. Mr.! niul Mm. Mnrtuin Vlonku. Mm. Votim 1 .vim iimtorod to Hiilom Wo.lnoiulny to rolobrnt tho fitlr. Kinnk llilko mid fmnily wore nmong tlio Im1ooiidonoo pooplo tj noo tho Su loin fnir Woduondiiy. Clint Ilium mi flnlom vinitor thin wook, l II. IIimi lilre, fif till Fimt N'ntiomilj bnnk, wm In Pnllnn Innt wook. Mr. nd Mr. ,t. Hohnnnn motorod to fnlom W odnondny nioriiiiir to tiiko In tlio tint fnir. I. J. Torhniio wnn pnnnonuor Tiion dny nftornoon en tlm (roiron Klootrlo LINE OF FOR $9, $10 & $12 to Tho Diillon, whoio ho will vinit hin piiroutn lor novoml duy. " NHhoii motorod to "suloin Tiiomluy, ui'iionipiiniod by tho Misson Kva niul (Veil Collinn, mid Mm. J, U. Collilin. Minn Kuril Hrowne, formerly u limcli of in the public m'hooln of 'thin oity, wnn viHitiiiK frlondn hero thin week. Minn l.illinn Kii(ollio spent Wed ilny nftornoon nt Hiilom, onjoying the Hi((lil ut tho fnir Kronndn. W. II. Criiven wus a Suloin ntnto fnir vinitor Wodiiomliiy. H. II. Wnlkor wnn in JSulfm thin week. Cliiud Nklnnor motored to Suleiu Wed nendny uflernoou taking u jjooil munv from horo to iittond tho ntuto fair. Hd llohonn wun u piinnonger to .Suloin u t Mlllf in. Wright l'ortorfioln wun in Suloin Wednoniluy, II. llohonn wnn h piinnom,'or to Sulein Wod nendny. Mr. iind'Mm, Y. Arroll npent Wodnen dny Hl'toruoon in Suleiu nttoiidiiik! tlio fnir. 1). O. Me Murray wun a nltjht noer in Suloin Wediiondny uftornoou. Mm. Jnok Canon, who linn boon vinit inn in I'urtlnnd and WnnhiiiKlou tho pnnt novorul wookn, ban returned homo. HERE'S NEW VIGOR FOR OVERWORKED STOMACHS Pnnlel J. r'rv, tlm populnr druuulnt, bun been in tlio UriiK biisiuona long oiiouitli to luivo bin own opinion of the bent way of aolliiiK inoilii'luen. Ho savn tho plnn adopted by Mi u na, tho ro't dynpopnia romody, in tlio fairo.it h hai over hoard of. Ho doomi't boliov that a iiiedieiiii. oimht to bo paid for unlonn it doot tint uner omi good. And Mi o na in nold under a ponitiv Kiiarnutoo lo relievo dynpopnia or to refund tho money, i ou mniply leava 00 cent on deponit with Uaniol' J, Kry and If, after you ham lined tho bin of Ml 0 na you divide that It ban douo von no Kiod,'nll you huvo to do in to toll Li in no and ho will return your monoy.. Hundred of noonlo hava boon relieved of ntoiiiai h Ronnie by uniiiK thin re markable remedy. It 'la not niniplv a fond dinentorj it ii a mediein that n'uta l of tho dlon(ive ordain into normal roiidltion and (tivoa mddy, (ilowlnif, viif oroun health, A chniixo' for the bettor will bo neon after tho firnt few down of Ml o-im, and lln continued un will aoon ulv,. tho power to rat anything at any tint and not auffor dintrow after ward, Mi o na U aold under a pjiaitir guar iiiito to refund tho money if it doo not euro. Thin i tho lrn-t proof that can b nfforod n to IK.i n,..nf at the niedleiiio. N'i'thliir lonnona a inan'a (iiocom lu hit wma or a woman ' fa'lnatiu( pc-r-onality more than a weak atoinaeh, with It, attending .vil. Ml o na nj o how much mom there It in life, WHO IS PROF. GUNN? WHERE WILL HE BE? and when will he be there? 'Watch our ads and see. Ask for a Coupon at our store. You are entitled to one with every dollar's worth of trade. It's to your interest to have them ( CLJ? TRY SALEM FIRST ttB ALMM COMMMHOIAL CLUmj Mm. J'. Wothorboo, of Kiigcno, wan in the city Tuondiiy, The Minnon Jioiiu' Suundom und I.a villu Cooper wore pnnneii(er to .Salem Wodiiesdiiy niiiniiii(f. Mr. mid Mm. II. X.. Kitchtard and mm motored to Nnlem Wednesday aft eriioon, Cbireneo Irwin it mi wife, of Patina, wore iu tho oity thin week. Misn Irene Murkn wun in Hulom Wod iiosday, Mr, and Mm. C. O. McLutighliii ami Mr. and Mm. C. (). Klopor motorod to bnlom Wodnondny iiiorniii(j in the lat ter 'a cur. Mr. and Mm. John Wnlkor, from north of Independence, was In tho city Wednesday. The I'l'iitoruul Iirotnerhood lodge In nn notive order uirniu. Thoy hud inin tion Wediiosdiiy evenlii( tuking in about 0 now meiiibera. Tho Minnea Hanoi rorterfield and Vera McKinney were visitors at tho ntnto fnir Thursday. Mr. mid Mm. K. C. KldredRo and fmnily and Mr. and mm. Joo Hubbard motored to Salem Thursday In the form er's cnr. V. J. Hrown has rcrnriioil home from Puniniit, Ore., where ho npent a wook for his health. He had a severe attack of asthma. Mra, Joo Hubbard returned homo the firnt of the week from n visit with rela tives in l'ortlnnd. Mr. nud Mra. Roy Addison wore in Snlem Woiluoesdiiy and Thursday. Mrs. I.. Hokmi wan in Suleiu Thurs day attending the atato fnir. Klovd Travis was among tho people at Salem Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. 8. MoKee were pannonu era to the ntnto fair Thursday. Mr. nud Mrs. Hosier, of Fast Inde pendence, wore in Salem Thursday. Mr, and Mm. Irvin Ibiuii wore among the Independence people to attend the fuir this week. Mr. and Mrs. George Cnrnack, of Monmouth, noiit Thursday evening In Independence the guests of Mr. and airs. K. T. Coffey. Mr. and Mrs. John Vullor and Mr. and Mrs. John Riddoll, of Monmouth, paswl through Independence Thursday en route to the Snlom atnto fair. tiny Walker wna In Snlom Thursday. The Minnea I.ucile Craven and Ma rietta Shiun spent Thursday at Snlom enjoying the state fair. Mrs. Our Walker, who was Injured the first of the week, and it now in the Kalem hospital, la reported to be much improved. Carl lVrelval spent Thursday In Sa lem returning home Friday mor'iitng. Rosa Nelson, Allen Clntk, Roy Walker and W. 11. Pluck were among the Inde pendence people nt the Salem fair Thursday. Mr. R. J. Ttimcne an1 tort, Aubrey, were at the atnte fair Thursday. Mr. and Mr. Snm Cox attondel the Salem atat fair Thursday. Tim Sullivan attended' the "New Henrietta" at Snlom Monday night. Peter Kurr aud Kly Fluke hare lft Miss Nellie May Loses -Breach of Promise Suit I.os Angeles, Cul., Oct. 2. Holding that a kiss does not necessarily imply approaching matrimony, Judge Taft de cided against Miss Nellie C. May in hor $10,0(10 breach of promise suit against Dr. J. Jl. Johnson, a local phy aiciun and stirred up Kissing dispute which is raging briskly here today. Miss Maya principal contention wna that Dr. Johnson, 15 yeara her senior, kissed her frequently. Dr. Johnson listened eagerly to this evidence, with the aid of mi ear trumpet, and when the pluiutiff 'a attorney naked him why lie kissed Miss May if he didn't in tend to marry her, the doctor replied: "Didn't you ever kiaa a girl you did not intend to nuirryt" Miss May admitted she herself nip ped occasional osculationa from Dr. Johnson 'a brow w hile he alumbored. One Trainman Killed Two Severely Injured Sun Francisco, Oct. 8. One trainman was killed and two aeverely injured when the Southern l'aeifie "Lark" en route from I.os Angolea to- Pan Fran cisco, was wrecked at 3:45 a. m. today near Cuestn, between 8an Lula Obispo and l'aso Rubles. F. A. Melville, fireman, was killed. R. Klder, engineer, wat badly bruised and shaken, and uu oarpreaa nieasengor austuinod a broken leg, No pasaengera for a two weeks ' hunting and fishing trip in tho mouiilaiiia. J. U. Mcintosh attended the "New Henrietta" at Snlom Monday night. Sum Irvine and I'oarl Iledgot attend ed the Pendleton Kound-Cp lust week. Rev. Stewart returned home Wednes day from Itoseliuru, where he hat been in attendance at the Mthoditt confer ence. Dr. O. D. Hntler and wife took in the IVndletoii Kouud t'p icvernl dayt last wook. H. Hirschborg waa at readleton last week In attendance at the Bound l'p. i I. . Damon, who haa been on the sick list for aome time, it slowly improv ing. C. A. McLaughlin anil wife attend ed the readleton Round Cp last week. Uoaa Nolnon and Roy IVArniond were among the Independence people to at tend the l'ciidlctou Kouud I'p lnt week. Mr. H. A, Childa and Mra. N. F. Oil lispie were visitors at Kugene Ntindny. W. J. Clark and wife attended the "New Henrietta" at Salem Monday night. Kverett Cook and wife were I Fort land the first of the week. They were accompanied by Mm. I'oarl Hedge. Horn To Mr. and Mra. Homer Hill, September 22, a baby girt Los Angeles, C'al., Oct. 2. The stage is set for the trial of M. A. Schmidt, alleged accomplice of , the McXamara dynamiters, who enters Judge Frank R. Willis' court Monday to defend him self against the charge of murdering Charles Haggerty, a core trimmer killed when the Los Angeles Times building was blown up October 1, 1910. Much of the old bitterness between capital and labor here, which was so rampant during the days of the Mc Xamara and Darrow trials, has been stirred up against. Flaring red posters, depicting an ogre labelled capital slay ing Schmidt and David Caplan, jointly accused with .him, cover every dead wall. Once more mysterious detectives guard informers and valuable state wit nesses in secret hiding places near the district attorney's office. . One of the most important of these witnesses is George E. Davis, known as "a second McManigal." He con fessed to many dynamitings when caught in New York October 2, 1913, and declared it was his work to cause explosions all over the country during the McNamara trial, to create the im pression that the dynamiters were still at large. The sudden confession of the McNamara brothers put an end to Davis' program of destruction, he as serts. Davis has just arrived here from New York. Ortie McManigal, principal witness against the McNamara who has not yet had opportunity to tell his full story, is the star witness for the state. There are 200 other prosecution witnesses, and some 700 state exhibits, including in fernal machines and dynamite stores. Fifty one prospective jurvmen report Monday for duty in the historic court room in the Hall of Records where Clarence Darrow was tried and acquit ted. The trial will" probably last six' weeks. Smoothing Relations With German Empire New York. Oof o ti. t , ...... luiiit-ivill. today between German Ambassador voa ..omnium una secretary ot State Lans inc. hemlileil Jia i nmnrto iii l.A.. ing on German-American relations, con- .iiuiii-ii uiuv ion minutes. Afterward tho ambassador would muko no com ment, Bernstnrff with hi BDl'rAln.l. na.l...l . .... , .-,'ivii, ,. mill ril at J 1:1.1 nt T.nn mr'. !,... i ,..:. . nor folio or papers. Apparently in nign niimor, lie wont at once to Lans ing s suite. It was supposed thev discussed the submarine controversy briefly and per-' hups the question of recall of Military Attaene Von Tapon of the Oermun em bassy, said to be in administration dis favor for his course in sending com munications abroad with American Correspondent- Archibald. Lansing said he would see newspaper men at noon. It was understood the ambassador left with him letters he de sired. Visit Was Confidential. In his conform,, .u n-il. ; , .v ,.,, iii-nN ii, pur- nien this afternoon. Lansing declared .... .iu.iUUr n usii was confidential but It WHS lonrnn.t ),iiA i. -.1. ..-,u in u oi.uer conferences in the near future. The no-roiiiry win return to Washington tonignt. B The reason for the deep official si lence was a matter of conjecture, but it Was assume,! Hint lkA . . , ut i"o moil were 011. v at the outset of negotiations in- ,.c nuo marine controversy and the Von I'nnen enso nn.l 1.. ....... .1.' 1 . oare to Rive too nirly mbliritv to their (IIWUftNinn. were injured. Two engines were attached to the train, Tho first left !, .,i, ... mnined on the right of way. The sec- ..... ,-.... rr a oanK. me mail, dining and dynumo cars left the tracks and went partly down the embankmeut.' The cause is unknown. In addition tn C T l't.l. il. j --- iuc rutin- eer, these were injured: Goorirn IdiniiAp ---- inrsnonger, log wrenched, lacerations; Steve An- i..iiv, rin iriciHn, onuses; w. r', ( order mail clerk i W i' w,.i,..i... -.. i .1 ' unidentified tramps. Melville was terribly crushed when he attempted to leap from the first lo comotive as it left the rails. i'rs- 8. Jnmiver, promiiunt in W. (. T. t. circles, enroute to Seattle, re fused to accept berth No. 1.1 out of Los Angolea, declaring the had a premon ition tnat a w-reok would occur MARGARITA ated h all multi-millionaire becomes infacu- effort At JSSte 1 he twi Crt? Th-e father uses his reat wealth in vain Si17 and genius or loving trsfom3 TWO DAYS PND MONDAYMATINEE DAILY. CONTINUOUS SHOW SUNDAY. YE LIBERTY TUFA Tor ADULTS 10c Under New A Big Step Forward in the Better Babies movement. No more nurse maids necessary. No more deformities caused from long hours in a high chair.' No more danger from.tacks, pins, open fires, radi ators etc., through creeping about. No more injuries caused by falling down stairs, or rolling off the bed. No more weaklings through lack of fresh air and exercise. , No more cross and nervous mothers'. . . And no more drudgery for mother or sister through constant care of and worry about baby's safety. All of this and more is now provided for by, a simple, inexpensive contrivance known as the Baby Korral. A priceless boon, indeed making baby self-cared for and self-entertained, removing the dangers to which baby is usually exposed, developing that degree of strength and health in baby which na ture intended, and assuring relief, rest and free dom for mothers. We are Salem Agents. Sent to you on approval. Call and we shall be pleased to demonstrate. v P 1 1 n V - Mi i ? l ... j Ot h MAKGARITA F ISCHER w"l N lATUATlON' FOUR - ACT Huriiu i.T.BHrni.. ' MAPI BY AMKR1CAM d Playing "Imaginary" Mother Burs vm 1 or uio ciues, ayg imu Film Star. Out in , Santa Barbara, California, where the studios of the American Rim company are located, Margarita Fischer, vivacious young star of "In fatuation." a fnnr.imrf U,.tl !.... r - - -..,-., .Ti.oici. piece adapted from Lloyd Osborne's uon-i ui 1 no same name, is known as tho "imaginary" mother. ThiS UnilHIlAl tiftn waa nftnC....J on .Miss rischer by fifty or more little inmates of the county orphan asylum, located somo few miles from the stu- 010s for the past several mont'ns Miss rischer has been nmliimr s-uii :i. griniages to the orphanage, ministering v niiuin nun npreainnff good cheer among tho little unfortunates. une or-the inmatoB, knowing tho tiny Mifw Pifli'hpp iiaiifiTW iu- , """"'V inivo mo asylum, is always on the watch for her, and when sne appears word is quickly wirelessed" n thru.. i,.,i. .u. i- - - . nam ill mt. la- shtution. Beaching the -asylum, Miss 4 SSzj Special Engagement of FISHER and HARRY POLLARD in a Drama nf St ACTA I if A INFATUATION Management Always the BLIGH Theatre Splendid, Blended Program Tomorrow and Monday "OUR DARE DEVIL CHIEF' Special 2-part Keystone Comedy. "VICTORINE" 2-part Special Drama . "THE DANCE" Comedy Drama 'HER FAIRY PRINCE' Where you always get a good laugh Adults Children 10c 5c Fischer remains for two or three hours, during which time the kiddies are al ways in for a big time. Pennies for candies and nickels for "sodys" are forthcoming as often at the authorities deem advisable. "Being an 'imaginary mother is something new to me,'1 Miss Kisoier declared, after recent visit to the or phanage, "but I enjoy it immensely, and, what is more, I know the kiddies do too. You can find a groat amount of happiness in helping those poor little' unfortunates to a few hours of pleas-' tire. It's a sure euro for the blues, ami I would advise all those so afflicted to try it." 'Infatuation" will be shown at the Ye Liberty theatre tomorrow and Mon day. Best Pictures QflLBREN 5c