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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1915)
i i EIGHT THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8. 1915. - -' -- Overcoats for Boys YOU'LL FIND IN OUR BOYS' SECTION AN UN USUALLY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF OVERCOATS AND MACKINAW'S GARMENTS THAT HAVE BEEN CAREFULLY CHOSEN FOR THEIR GOOD QUALITY AND STYLE. NEW STYLES IN THE WANTED FABRICS. ALL SIZES 3 TO 17 YEARS. BETTER BRING THE BOY IN NOW. PRICES ARE VERY MODERATE. ' . 1 . 1 . . iL . l.,.nKa in. t . . T r. t ; . dni V.V lk. lfll' .1 . ilustry i workingfcac k to a normal cou D. htrintrdon. of Portland. Kev. George ; ilition. ; H. Toanif. of Albany, gave the eharze ' o sn.l the Kev. F. S. Lawrence, of Me- Tb public service commission today Minnvilie. the ordaining prayer. Kev. isue.l en order grantir-ii an increase in J. D. Champion of MoMinnville was rates to the Creswt-11 Telephone com- moderator of the council, pany and a change in service. The in- j 0 create amounts to aVa! -0 rents per . month to the regu-r subscribers. It ! has been the enstom in the past to al . low unlimited service over long dis-' tanee to Kugene, t-; rinfield and Cot tage Grove and the rnmpany s ' granted the right to charge 2j cents l-r month for this vrviee. ; The Be. B, 8. P-lack, of Newport, : smeesi-fully passed toe examination, ' held yesterday afternoon in this city , before the council of Itaptist ministers jof the Willamette alley. The ordina Ition lernion was ir,a died in tho even- SPECIAL SALE THIS WEEK Boy's Ruff neck Sweaters, Extra Special at $1.39 JUST THE GARMENT FOR THE BOY WHO LIKES THE OUT-OF-DOORS-FOR SCHOOL WEAR TOO WILL KEEP HIM WARM AND COMFORTABLE. MAY BE HAD IN GREY OR RED GOOD STRONG WEAVEAND A MOST UNUSUAL VALUE AT THIS PRICE THIS WEEK, $1.39 EACH. THE HOUSE OF QUALITY Jl JJLoOODiCOODS All Around Tow n uutmwaa nttwxammmttummxtmmmammm. money rail buy. Villein made. In ecntH, Dr. Mendelnobn, specialist in fitting glasses correctly. V. H. bunk bldg. o A. M. Clongh is another convert to good roads, having recently bought a l'.ltf model Ntudebiikcr ear of the Vii'h Bgciicy of til ih city. F, C. Millott underwent a serious op eration yesterday moruing at iho Wil lamette hospital. 1 r. li. H. Duller re H,rt him today as rapi'lly re.-ovii ing. Dr. Stone's Drug mure. tf Jitney lunches are becoming popular. Tho White Mwan Hakery and Lunch room lias moved to Inrger iimrters on tlio ground floor of tiiu building oc cupied by Iho V. M. V. A. The high school boys who were plan-1 ning' to pull off iw'vernl stunts down1 town this eviming, closing tuo evening of fun with a ho?i fire, have decided to" postpone the entire evening's program. Dr. B. T. Mclntlre, physician and oirgeon, li!4 .Masonic bldg. l'lione 410. The White Bwan axe serving delight ful lam I'lioivd'T for .1 cents, eol'tee a:id bread, "i cents. Try us. Miss Moltie Pearmine, who won the September a. id final voting contest of Iho .levein store, nccomai!icd by Mii-sj Maude Smith, who won the July contest and Miss Mabel lliwlilson, will leave I ' Klavel tomorrow attcriioim at 1 :.'' p. in. on the steamer .Northern f'aeifie for j San I'raiicisco. A rally Jay social will be held this ! jeveniug iii tlio parlois of the First! C ongregational church, as sort of pre-I piratory to the annual rally day of' 'the Sunday scnool to be held 'next Sun- ! I day. The rally i held under the class of U. M. Klliott this evening will be j auspices ot the Hihle The following parties will sail tomor row after m at l:'M o'clock from L. J. Chapln is in Woodlmrn today 1 1I1V'1 " tlM' steamer Northern Pa to attend i baiop.'t ot the Agricul-, '';f"'' f"r HilM r'raiuiscn; Miss Mnbel tural ami Mercantile association when '';. Huddcl -on, Miss Mollio 1'earminr. be made on tl pro I ,, . . ' r- '""I '"'". '' r. iiiciiai.iNi. . .Mi-s Lucille lie u K. ' . (iilliey and Thomas I'. Iiouglas. final repoits mil posed ilrailiage of district. tli. on tlsr pro I'lich 1'iairie Dr. Stone's Drug Store. tf I The regular meeting of the Salem Woman's club will be held in the pull lie library at ':iln tomorrow atternoon. I The subject will be "Woman and the Law," by Mrs. Alice I'age, The Atlantic News Bervice of Boston. Massachusetts, writes the commercial club for photos of the hop iudustrv in this part of the state, to be used to il lustrate aiticles to be written lor mag iuiiics and ipecial news paper articles on the hop industry of Uregon, Tno Rowland hotife on Court street between Liberty and High, which was purchased by T. i. Illigh, is on tho road to its new location at t'h eketa und Liberty streets, where it. will be mude into an nnrtuient house by Mr. Illigo. K.icavations for the store to be erected by W, W. Moore, will begin early next week. Grocery Specials for Saturday The Modern Woodmen will he ad- dreed neit Friday evening, Ortober l.j, by the chairman of the board of di-; rection. Jtr. ( orn, of Eock Island, 111., who is regarded as one of the best speakers in the fiiternity. A short address will also be made by J. W. Siin mouas state deputy of the Modern Woodmen. Tiiis is to be an ojen meet ing held at the lodge rooms in the ih I'ornaek block, to which the members of tne Woodmen of the World, Macca bees and the public in general are ia vited. L. H. McMahon, W. S. Low and L. P. Aldrich have been api-oiuted a coiu mittee by the agricultural department of the commercial elub to make plans for a farmtrs' market and sales day. It is understood this is to include a day when everyti ing that a tanner raises including irniis. vegetables and live stock, will be offered for sale. Those who have been appointed have been in terested in this sales day proposition and have already given the subject much studv and consideration. POUNDS OF SWEET POTATOES TOE FRESH SAUER KRAUT 2 qts.for 15" FRESH TOMATOES. 6 POUNDS FOR 10c 22 POUNDS OF ONIONS FOR 6 LARGE ROLLS TOILET PAPER FOR 7 BARS WHITE LAUNDRY SOAP FOR The Wonun's Auxiliary to the Board of Missions of St. rani's parish of thi city have recently i.-sued a bulletin of tlieir activities for the coming year. The auxiiiaiy will meet with Mrs. Frau ds Xewber:y, 1-!H i enter street on October I'j. The .November meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. J. A. ( . hun-hill, m'i 1) street on the l!Hh ot the month ami the I'eeeiuber meeting at the home of Mrs. Carey Martin, b'.T South Liberty on tae 17th. T-iie offi cers of the Woman's auxiliary are, Mrs. I'. (1. Shipley, president; Mrs. F. j. liu pert, vice president; Mrs. Iborge M. 1'ost, secretary and Mrs. James Wal ' to.i, treasurer. The Christian church Sunday school is preparing for their annual Sunday; school rally day to be held Sunday.1 October 17. and will hold special ral-' ly day services in the church next T hursday evening. One year ago the i rally call was lor an attendance of Mini, which they succeeded in securing, as the final roll all on that d:ty showed an attendance of exactly Sili. This 'year, their ambition is to reach the l,n)ij mark for rallv da v. With this' t number attviidii.g at ouo time, it would ; be one of tho largest iu tho state. The ht-irst I'resliyterian church of Portland I has the honor ol' being the largest in; ; the state, with an averatre attendance' !,.f i-no ' I I o ! Funeral cervices for L. R. Stinsou ! were held at - o'clock this afternoon' Mat the armory, ami were attended by; i tho local lodge in a body, all the grand i lodge ottic'.M-.s ot the state anH many ! members of the Knights or Pythias ! from surrounding lodges. The services I were held by the grand lodge officers with the tuueriil ritual of the hnig.its 'of I'ytiiias. A short talk was made by the liev. F. T. i'orter, a member of the I lodge, who dwelt upon the fact that the (deceased had given his lite to the help jot mankind and that his life had not I neen in vain, jne oo-iy lay in state h today at the armory from 12 until 2 ; o'clock. Ilurial was at the Odd Fellows i cemetery in llm Stinsou lot, beside that of his father A. L. Stinson." , o App i W 1 earances COUNT MUCH The men who have made the greatest success are those who keep up their appearance. A few dollars put into clothes is the best asset a man can have. We can fit your f oimand your purse with the latest styles and fabrics Once you buy clothes from us you .will always speak well of our lines. Prices $10 to $30 G. W. Johnson & Co. 141 North Commercial Street. mrTWTinMiwi ' iMisrrraniiiiirrt Tu .jinBnmrttiawasrjaKg 1 'Salem's Best Market Rlace' ' PEACHES Iinon Clings, Salways, bushel, 1.21, basket, loc. GRAPES Tokays. Concords, basket 40c, 3 lbs. 2-"c. APPLES Kir.g", Pippins. Sweet, bushel, ;., 12 lbs. 2-.' TOMATOES (ireen, ripe, bu.-hel Ij-le, basket 10c. MEATS We Handle Only Bert Grade. Fancy Roast Beef, Jb .. 1 Pot Roast of Peef, lb 14 Shoulder Roast Pork, lb 121. Loin or Leg of Pork, lb 10 Sides of Pork, 1 Pure Pork Sausage, lb. !" Pure Hamburger, lb 1" Pure Lard No. 10 1.2 Pure I.ard No. o 6" Compound No. 10 $1.0 I 'omponn 1 No. 3. " Spring Chickens, lb. . 2 WESTACOTMHIELSEN COMPANY 151 North High Street Grocery Phone 830; Meat Phone 8-10 POTATOES. PER SACK Tomorrow is "Fire Prevention day' to be observed in many cities of the country. This observance will consist mostly in removing tubbish on prem- . .... . . . ,: ' . ' i delegate IT Vt HHDKl illll ll-l III (- till, Mil lilt' lll'IIIVT .V... .. I I t ii li I iiiiuui eiisnv ourn. i,. .i,., M,..i., , i... ...,i;,i " " ' I to a vote mi t ie tintioniil coineutiou. La Corona, the best rln.nr quality that iy ' i Yeoman dance toulght. Members got a , their progiam at the dour. . o I t One of the largest Indiana silos man . 'iit'iictured hv the Spauliling Logging eoiuiauv, will be erected on the Hum uf S. li. Iloeiie. near llariisbuii;. Mr. Mobile and his brother own two large 'ranches in that section of the county DAY ni.,1 ,.,, .. ,ii,. t l'l ,.,,., u.li.a The only hotel in the business district. ; ,.rv ,. si.rniL' AimreBv io mi I'eiioin, iiicuircs ani j The cone shaped mountain cedar on i the lot. owned by T. (I. lilinh, corner jof Liberty nad Chemekela happened I to be exactly i.i that Wirt of t,ie lot Ray T. Richardson, of the Uudcrtak-! 'her the Itowliind house will be placed, ing fiini of liigdun i lib hnrdson, will! Instead of cutting down tho ttee, it leavii for San Fiin.eisco tiiiniufnw as?'" '" trausplantml and placed in line to the Nntionnl Funeral l).'"ii iso two inner inoiiutain ce.lars on tors iiiooeiation. As past president'"111' I nee trees were planted 2- enrs ago oy ,i. i. . i noiupson. When in SALEM, OREUON, stop BLIGH HOTEL Strictly Modern Freo snd Private Baths RATE8 76c, $1.00, tl.tVO PER Capitol lliiildings. A Home Away from Home T. Q. BUOH. Prop. Both Phones. Free Auto Bus. , Attention, Odd Follows. All Odd ; Kellows desiring to go to the cauveii ! t ion at. Hubbard, be ready to lcao I from the corner of Court und High I st reels lit " o'clock. Auto trucks. Com I ' uiittee. The rates over the Oregon Electric between Garden Home, Tualatin. Met ger and lleaverton were reduced by an order issued by the Public Service com mission which held that the lates now in force were unjust in iew of the rates existing over the lines of the I nited. lialhtavs company. A reduc tion of five cents on one wny cah fares whs granted. The Spauldin Logging company is preparing to start the Newberg mill within a few days which will give em ployment to over ltat men. Logs for the mill hive already been purchased and the mill, which lias been closed all summer, is beinir put in running or der this week. This is just one of the CREAMERY BUTTER WE SELL FOR LESS BECAUSE WE SELL FOR CASH AND PAY NO RENT. Damon & Son 855 N. Commercial. Phone 68 A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU i In response to his appeal in yesi;er day's paper, W. M. Hamilton, president ! of tiie commercial club, is receiving , eianv letters commending the work of i I.. .1. Ciiapiii. county agriculturist. One jof these is from II. P. Hawkins, li.!'. Center street, who writes that ill his opinion there is no cpu'-dinn as to the value of this work. "The movement has rod only been a sut-cess in Marion county," writes Mr, Hawkins, "but in other counties of the state and the na tion as a whole, la the south, wit.iin less than ten years, ' whole communities have been revolutionized by this work. He also writes that Marion county is fortunate in ! living man of Mr. Chap- (ins anility in iii:riciiitiii al work and j hopes that this work will not be al- lowed to diop 1'iom lack of financial support from the county, especially as jin the ten other counties where tuis i work is being done. Hie county pays ; half the expense of its auiicalturist. I KILLED IN COLLISION. raur-0n I Hand J. M. P.ones and A. L. Eeues tela filed at tho county clerk's etfieo a record of an assumed business name, s'ating that they are conducting a gen eral blacksmithiug business in Turner under the t'inu name and style uf J : nf-s Pros. Our Time, Energy and Effort Are Devoted Exclusively to THE EYES . i We know that if we relieve eyestrain, any bodily disturbance that may be, caused by such strain will be relieved! also. Eyestrain Relieved by properly j Fitted Glasses i trr "fa 1 - 1 i San Francisco, Oct. . Clarence Al- brecht, agi d "d. lies dead today and I m:.. i i. i , : .ns fill's imoerg is severely iiinrel j as the result of a colli-ion between the; I tandem motorcyrle they were riding1 and an automobile at the outskirts of. the city. The automobile was mupied1 I by Albert Weston of IWthm.l mi. I ii,.,l Miss A. McCulIoch, j Optometrist j 208-C09 Hubbard Blag. Phone 109 ; , i . .. ... .Misses ern and hay Hunter, the autoimdiile was injured. None in The SHURON O DWELL IN COMFORT is to dwell well-to dwell well is to dwell at Hotel Nortcnia wKero personal attention is tiie Kejnote of ccrr.fort and contentment of guests. Thmout trie Hotel--from Dining Room to Reef Gar-den--th! atmosphere is da scribed hy ever? g'if5t BS HOME LIKE. Every thing you Want--nct!ur.iJ you don't vant. Appetizing meols JCtV'v ' Kungcr-Kc th. Room'itKprivil(g cf'-l'J' or mor. th. day- Brf '') p,W.t.b.h$1.50ormcrir..d.y Th. thing tUippt!-1"""4" prices. 11th oft" Weihington Wulvincton t 12th ' Pordand n n ti ti E1 n n n Bl M M n a it n ti t ti El 11 ri ti n n M 11 II C1 n M n n li w See Who Stole the ILLIONAIRE BABY . Another BIG FOUR Feature OTHERS YOU HAVi; SEEN 1SLVNI) OF U EG EN E K AT I ON W 1 1 ITE SISTER- GKAUSTAKK DKAMATIZEI) FROM THE NOVEL 1JY ANNA KATHERINE GREEN TIIE riCTURE VERSION IS EVEN STRONGER THAN THE DOOK OK EGON m )); , - ? 4 m r": r-v-.- -rcm - 1." I: r..r hi' i MMTii'iiiNii.i'l VAUDEVILLE i Marie Maxwell TIIE WELL KNOWN SALEM MEZZO- SOPRANO TODAY & TOMORROW MATINEE 10c ADMISSION EVENING 15c THE FEATURES OF TODAY ARE WORKS OF ART OF THE HIGHEST CLASS. TIIE COST OF PRODUC ING HAS RISEN ENORMOUSLY, TIIE COST TO US HAS TRERLED IN TWO YEARS AND WE MUST CHARGE A LITTLE MORE IF WE ARE TO GIVE THEM TO YOU, IF YOU RECEIVED A DIME'S WORTH TWO YEARS AGO FOR A DIME, YOU ARE GETTING FOUR TIMES THAT NOW ti ra n ti n n n fi ii pi E t) (j rJ u ti u E:l U a u 0 II niMMhlMM Ml im m& Am