EIGHT
THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM OREGON, MONDAY, OCT. 11, 1915,
f c :i D:A m oil RlinLflfcPrmWf.Pil!nws--lnlian Robes I
C4Ai uiauntiii vviuivi ui '
Special Sale Prices on
New Showing of Traveling Bags-second floor
Among those who will sail tomor-!
row f rom Flv.l for San Francisco are ;
I Mr. and Aire. Homer Gouiey and .Mr.
and Aire. B. JV Miles.
William Tarpley, arrested Saturday
night on a chargp o being intoxicat
ed, forfeited luil this morning by
! failing to appear and answer to the
charge.
Beautiful, Stylish Suits, Coats and Dresses of Un
it-
M
in
usual Class and Distinction
You will find our garments entirely different from the
ordinary styles found in other stores. We personally
select every garment that comes into this great stock with
careful attention as to serviceability and exclusiveness.
All the most wanted fabrics are shown in the very best
styles and modes of trimming.
Prices are surprisingly low for such garments as we show.
New Waists New. Skirts New Petticoats.
New Showing of Women's Fine Neckwear
This new assortment is surprisingly varied showing
the newest effects in Pleated Neckwear Collars
Collars and Cuff Sets Fissues Vestees Fancy High
Collars and Jabot effects. Organdie, Crepe De Chines
and Mulls are used in the making of these latest crea
tions. The assortment offers a splendid selection.
FALLS 1800 FEET
N
i The Good Templars will meet at their
hall, 21)7 South Church street, tomor
row evening at 7:'W o'clock. As busi
ness matter of importance will come
before this meeting, all members are
requested to attend.
Buy Winter Footwear at Meyers and Get Real Satisfaction
MM
Hy iJLojDXplooop.s h s
THE
HOUSE OF
QUALITY
Over 35 years
of successful
merchandising
in Salem
San Diego, Cl., Oct. 11. One of the
saddest of the many fatal aeroplane ac
cidents occurring since the establisn
meut of the United States aviation
camp at -North Island, took place at
11:15 a. m. today when Lieutenant
Walter K". Taliaferro, while looping the
loop in Curtiss tractor number 'M, fell
uttn tv4 itn tliA Mv nn.l wns drowned.
A box of fancy apples will be ship-, .- t . j te nonr t0,'.,v Lieutenant Tal-
ned tomorrow bv Fred S. Bynon to San , . v.n,iv i,a,i uot 1)een found.
; Francisco for the Willamette valley ex- j j,i,.tenniit Taliaferro who was uiar-
hibit. They were prn on the farm ri(,, in t,js (.itv. 011 April 29 of this year
! of F. Or. Blumberg. four miles north of ; t0 iS!) Lei,e"ster Sehou, daughter of
tlio city on the river road. the late Captain John L. Sehon, wan
I . r ' strapped to his seat at the time of
j The mercantile department of the ( t10 a,.(.iiit.t. The unfortunate bird
j commercial club will meet tomorrow j llinn ,isappcaicd beneath the water
'evening in tii auditorium of the coin-. unmit, half a mile north of the North
unercial club. h. H. Merric k, of Port- islum camp, towards Point Lomn, and
'land, secretary of the Oregon Kotail j ultliouuh divers were rushed from the
win oe present m:, g. s. Han Diego, tney w
All Around Town
Mtt4"M'
Dr. Mendelsohn, specialist In fitting
glasses correctly. U. H. bunk bldg.
o
The Oregona Htuc'a on a sand bar
near Koiser this morning at :JJO
o'clock, but was on its way to Portland
by noon.
When you want a light lunch, try the
White Svmiii light prices.
Miss Jean MacOrosor, deputy county
clerk, left Ibis city last night for Til
coma where she will spend u week or
ten dnys visiting relatives and friends
in that city.
o .
Dr. R. T. Mclnttra, physician and
surgeon, 214 Masonic bld(. l'hono 4-lU.
It was reported today that 18 casos
of measles had broken out among the
pupils of tin Kaiser school ami thai
one of the primary teachers was also
suffering front a slight attack.
tmttttummummtttimmjtumttwtBttJ;
Dr. Stone's Drug Btore. tt
E. W. Cherrington recoived word Sat
urday of the serious injury of IJ. A.
Caiter, ut Slmridnn, who fell from an
apple tree, badly fracturing the bones
of one arm. As Mr. (inter is ".") years
old, his recovery is expected to be
slow, lie is well known in Nnloiii,
If they could make them heater than
llygnidc cigars would sell for more
than o cents.
The Loyal Sons of the First Christian
chinch, will hold their annual home
coming and banquet at their cluli rooms
in the ehiircii tomorrow evening. At
this meeting, officers for the coming
year will lie elected, Fred Holioiuiikcr
lias been president of the society for
the past year.
Dr. Stone's Drug mors.
tf
second ward, V. iS. Ward, no opposition;
third ward, Otto .1. Wilson, for re
election, no opposition; fourth ward, J.
F. Jones, for re-election, and Charles II.
.loin; fifth ward, (!. M. Roberts, Ceo.
.1. Willmr, unit for re election, Levi Mc
Cracken; sixth waul, T. J. Kress, anil
tor re-election, .lames Mc( lelland; sev
enth ward, John F. White, N. I). Klliott.
II. li. Clark and Amos Vass. Five of
the present aldermen are candidates
for re election. Primary elections will
be held Monday, November 1. in this
election, a majority of nil votes cast
is equivalent to an election. .Should
no candidate receive a majority of nil,
then the two receiving the highest
vote will copie bel'oro the general elec
tion, December (1.
Among the tnauy delegates who at
tended the twenty-third annual meeting
or tne v oiumiiia river hrnnch of the
Women's Foreign Misionary society of
the .Methodist churcn, the following
left this morning. Those going to
Poitlund were Mrs. James 1). Ogden,
MrB. A. K. Maclean, Mrs. M. A. Hop
kins, Mis. A. P. Clink, Mrs. II. . Dear
born, .Mrs. I! ri Seeloy ami Airs. A. li.
Fisher. Returning to Seattle were Mrs.
F. 1.. Calkins, Mrs. li. I). Kingsbury
and Mrs. H. T. Zimmerman. To Tneoinu,
Mih. W. II. Hawthorne, Mrs. II. W. Hees
and Mrs. F. A. Ouyler. F.dith F. Bar
rett returned to Kugone, Mrs. II. H.
iNovll F.Usworth to Spokane and Mrs. . K
JJoiIuh to lhompson Falls, Montnuu.
.Merchants asmci;ition
and address the meeting.
! The Pilgrim's dub of the First Con
gregational church will hold its first
I meeting of the tall this evening ai a
dinner to bo served in the parlors of
i the church, at ri::io o '' Io. -k. The dinner
; will be served by the ladies of tle
church.
A rjouie or mlLK aim a pup were par t
of the receipts in the regular line of
business of the Wells Fargo Kxpress
company this morning. The dog was
I billed to Med ford, but ns he will not
reach there until ID o'clock tomorrow
morning, the bottle of milk was evi
dently seat along for occasional re
freshments. The Rev. Carl II. Klliott of the First
Presbyterian church of this city will
go to Brownsville tomorrow to attend
the Willamette Presbytery. He will be
aceompanied by the Hcv. R. II. Ken
nedy, ot iewuerg. who lias cnargo or
the Presbyterian work for Indians in
this Presbytery.
Mollie Miner, who was arrested last
week on a charge of conducting a dis
orderly house ut the Kny Hooming
house on North Commercial street, de
manded a jury trial and the case was
called in municipal court this after
noon. City Attorney Triiidlo appear
ed for tho city and James G. ileltzel
fur the defendant.
Although tomorrow is Columbus day,
and is observed in many states as a
legal holiday, there will be no observ
ance of the day in Salem. The banks
will nil remain open, the mail will be
delivered at the regular hours and the
business of the city will keep on in its
regular way, regardless of the fact
that Columbus first saw land 523 years
ago.
Three rides and two walks for a
nickel is the special offer today of the
Salem street railway ei.mpany to those
who live in the cast purt of the town
along Asylum avenue. Thu wires ulong
were unable, 1
after continued search, to locate the,
wrecked machine. , j
As his brother birdinen watched and1
applauded from below today the daunt-!
less flier full looped the loop, but as
he completed the circle it was seen that j
he was unable to right himself. He
dropped NUO feet in an effort to do j
this, but at a height of more than 10UO ;
feet from the water lost all control of i
the tractor. Tho great machine shot
as so much dead weight into the bay 1
and disappeared immediately with its.
bravo driver. i
Officers at the 'North island camp
hurriedly telephoned to San Diego for j
an ambulance and pulmoter and the of-'
ficers of the U. S. S. San Diego, who I
had witnessed the accident, dispatched !
a power boat centaining skilled divers
for tno spot where tne inaenine sana.
Lieutenant Taliaferro was born in
Kentucky, December 8, Ix.sij and was
'IT .......... ..1.1 tin m.no nnnnlntn.1 cdnnml
JCUIS OKI. 11U Hon tl.j'uilin'l ov v...'. . hmmbm
lieutenant from the 'army" having i
worked his way up through the ranks.
He joined the 21st infantry as record
lieutenant, August 29, 1SKIS, and en
tered the aviation corps at North Island
July 2;t, I!1U.
X1k''i . See
111
II Bit
Hi
Yourself
In one of our Suits be
fore a mirror. You will
have everything in style
fabric and tailoring that
the best houses can turn
out. We have the great
est selection- of the smart
est new Suits and Over
coats in Salem.
We can suit you in suits
or furnishings to your
taste..
G. W. Johnson
& Co.
141 N. Com'I, Salem, Ore.
the moving of the Rowland house, and
the city is doing some work on the
bridgo nt Fourteenth and Center
streets. Hence patrons getting on near
the Asylum ride as far as Fourteenth,
get off and walk around the bridge,
then ride ns far os Liberty street, get
off and walk to Court, and once again
board tho cars and continue their ride
to State and Commercial streets. The
Liberty street line will be on regular
schedule tomorrow.
Y. M. C. A. Solicitors Today
Show Collection of $512.50
The following is the list of today's
subscribers:
P. L. Frazier $0.00
Charles V. (lallownv o.OO
Liberty street nto out today to permit I (','is ('rHSS r'?-(,K?
I ( . I). Ranch o.OO
I Hen F. West o.OO
William F.sch 10.00
John Kngdahl : 2.oO
Robert WeatherlU was arrested yos-
tnnlfiy on a charge of violating tho
irnmo laws lv having too many i inna
hens in his gniiio bug. His case willj
lie heard in Justice wenster s ciiiiri in
tho near future.
Removal Notice. E. E. Baker, at
torney, 201 Hunk of Commerce. Phone
SU18. -
Dr. Bam Kodgors, recently hero from
Pnion street, and will soon niovo in
to the . property with his fuiuilv nnd j
establish an office here. The sale was
made liv H. A. Johnson & Co.
' ' The president asks me to make cor-
Dr. C. Hartley, specialist, inflamed,
blccdl.iir lhiiiis and pyorrhea. 110 V. H,
Hank Bldg. Phono 1811.
A letter all tho way from Lnrlssa,
(ireece. was received lit the commercial
cluli, iniiiiii iiiir us to whether this was dial iicknowlcdgemeut of the friendly
a good agricultural country, and wiuit message you sent him in the name of
would lui tho prospects for small farm- those who participated in the Scnudi-
ers. Tho letter was written by A. i. navian day celebration ut the Oregon
Psallis, and it will require n five cent state fair, and to assure you mid all
postugo stamp to answer liiin. thuso concerned that he deeply apprc-
o ' ciates your generous words of greeting.
Th case or 0. D. FultS SgaillSt Wil-, With an expression of the president's
limn Psetak which was licguu in tlieiwarm thanks, I am, sincerely yours, .1.
circuit court yesterday us continued ; P. Tumulty, secretary to the presi
today when the taking of testimony ; dent." The above letter dated Octo-
l'rineville Orcu.ui mirchused Inst week I ' 1 . 1 lm " " "' 1 " r - WK "'''owed ley the Hcv.
U home'iil lul '!:!!;,' 'wiisl,;,,; l.I.T.". ... .veer ay to view ...... Ovall. chairman of Scandinavian
j' " iinv in i ue mine iuii.
liligalion, rim cuse will probably 0
reach the jury late this evening. Automobile owners are once more In
n.v -r, .., j T,0., t, , . hard luck., (insoline has ngiiiu started!
The Tortlaud KaUway Light and ,, nmilr(1 lini, n , ,
Power company today Hied a petition ,ril. u ,(i (H.lltH ( (U, Thi . ,
with the public service commission ask-' Hm.0 ,, ,,,f .
,,,g ,u.i,.iss,on t,, discontinue track con- ,, , rhnwrvnti
ncc ,os wl, the Oreg.m-W asliington ,,,,, ,,, eltl, , ,,r N
IvailiM, y and Navigi. tmn coinpauy s ,,., , ' , ' ' '
lines at Moutavilla. 1 ho reasons giv- i.,.. ti- , V 1 ' h
ea for severing physical connection be- l,1 " ' 7. ,":.'r,, f,"r K"oln,e
tweea the two roads is tout there is 1 ' " " -V ver. " lt 'oth.
not enough business to jn.H.ily the prcs-: "'"' 'uoutli ,; gasoline was sold
,ent arrangement. "' '" "'l' M,'xr J""1!'
"lis to 1.1 12 cents. After resting nt
I A. V. Pineo, departmont solicitor of ,lliH l"'';'1' H ",,,,k' " 12 ""'
the nttorney general's office and cnair- !,",.,,"'!'', ,lu' '""eel figure, and now
'man of the indtisii iul accident eoniinis-! cents.
ision of Hiilish (,'oluinbin was a visitor! o
j today at tho office of the Oregon com-! Tn annual rally of the Sunday school
'mission. James II. McVelly, ice presi-' of the First Presbyterian church Has
j dent of the British Columbia federation held Sunday morning in the auditor
'of labor and Daniel Kobeiston, rejirc-1 iuui of the church. Among the addresses
j sealing tho employeis' associalion,i of special interest to Sunday school
I made up the other members of the workers were those by Mrs. K S. Wul-
I parly winch is touring the states m lace, on " New Fields of Hilde Studv "
Buy
n 1
l
1!
O. It. Henson
Poisal &. Shaw
U. Hunt
.1. N. Scnife .'.
Hotel Marion Co.
IT. J. Lehman
F. W. Hliso
Tracy K. Hatch
T. II. liayninnd
ill. H. Yoder
Fied S. lluchtel
'.I. O. Van Winkle ...
1 M. P. Ponesen
! Frank K. Welles ....
IT. A. Mdlride
10.00
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10.00
10.00
20.00
1 o.( 10
.1.110
10.00
7.f,0
5.00 1
.5.00 1
.ynrt
o.no
n.oo
10.00
retrograd, Oct. M. Operations in1
the Kiga region and from Dvinsk to
Pripet are deadlocked, it was official
ly reported today. About Riga, the
official statement reported, the Teuton
forces "displayed no activity" while!
from Dvinsk to the Pripet, "nothing
of importance occurred."
South of the Pripet, enemy fcrocs
captured the village of ISerejnariii
Volia. Near f iartorisk, they crossed
to the right bank of the Styr. The
war office claimed that the Slavs put
to flight enemy cavalry in the Buk- 9
owma region which had charged like;
an avalanche."
Considerable activity Vty German
birdiien was reported. Garbounivka
has fallen into the Germans' hands.
The statement told of Kussian pene
tration of Teuton trenches in the dis
trict north of Liovitchi'in a night at
tack. More t han 200 Germans fell be
fore the Slavs' bayonets, and a num
ber of prisoners were taken.
Field Marshal Von Ilindenburg con
tinues to wrest scattering positions,
from the Slavs around Dvinsk.
Two Russian torpedo boats destroyed
19 Turkish sailing vessels off the Ana
tolian coast sinco Thursday. The
wrecked ships were laden with, munitions.
We Now Have
ELECTRIC
BICYCLE
LAMPS
SPECIAL AT ,
$1.25 each
LESS THE BATTERY
Use an Electric Lajnp
no .dirt, no oil, no
water, no matches.
Serviceable and clean
to use. Come and see
them, and get yours
now at
Scott & Scott
The Growing Bicycle
Store
252 State Street
point
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which the industrial laws are in effect
to imbibe some Ideas winch will prob
ably be put hi effect in Canada. j
As October 1st was the last day on ,
which candidates for city Nlderinnii
might file their petitions, the candi
dates sic till now In tiio running and!
linn up ns follows: First ward, It. X.
Hoover, fcr ic i li ct ion,' no opposition;;
Do Your Eyes Tire Easily? Do Your Eyes Smart
or Burn? Is Your Vision Blurred?
' - s .
Rwuember all of these troubles nnd
iiihiiv more can be done suy with by
wcu ling
Correctly Fitted Glasses.
Let us MHiuiiie your eves and fit you
with proper lenses then you will see
with eae.
Miss A. McCulloch, Optometrist
208-209 Hubbard Bid. Phene 109
II a rold Knkin on, "Needs of Uvs'
Classes;" Mrs. F. H. Leonard en, "Wo
men's Adult Classes;" Mrs, J. II. Lewis'
on, "Primary Work," and Mrs. W. V. :
F.inmous on, "Orgaiiircd Girls' Class-1
I
Tomorrow is the last day to redeem
several dogs now in the city pound. (
Them, have been boiirdiug nt the city's,
expense for the past fie days, nnd iin- j
less the owners redeem them bv the
piiyinent of 2, they will be placed in I
the gas tank and take the long read
from which no dogs return. The city ,
dog ordinance provides that the only
way a dog may live in comfort, free,
from the pnuudmnstef, is where lie is
kept on the premises, or held by leash, I
or under control,
Members of th Christian church.
Sunday school are preparing for an at
tendance at nil even thousand, In order
to create a strong competition between
the different classes, the huiidsv
i school has been divided Into the Reds,
and the IHues, and each side are out
! togging their friends for an attend
i ance next Sunday, with a written prom-
B. iw io Huenti, .et wees, tn losing
' side will tender a baiinuct U the church
parlors to the winner.
worth of
groceries
at
our store
tomorrow
K. M. Pago 2..W
I'. G. Hover
John F. White
O. I. II. Van Winkle
K. X. Tracy
W. C. Over
Watl Shipp
.T. W. Harbison
James Mtnr
Watt Shiyp Co
Home Restaurant ....
.1. II. Farrnr
... 10.00
V0II
.".00
10.00
lo.oo
10.00
voo
16.00
!
' fOTlRT NFW TBT A JOUENAi CLAUSiriED AI
VVUAI UvUuIj ilLiII J THEY AEB BUSINESS GEITEKS-
ONE CENT A WOED
.kilC; '"
Sheriff Esch returned to this citv
BLIGH HOTEL
l irii vn liu 17111 ll till-l 11 J. UlTllli: (7UU III Ul j
i'rt'Mvetl in Lune county, with Noolj
!chari:ea with a criminal assault nllt'L"M; Strictly Moaern
-:nn to hnvp born committal nnun tho nr-l Tree and Private saws
VoOsBon of a 1.) year old girl on Htiwolli BATES 75cf $1.00, $1.50, PER DA
C. W. AVnlls 10.00 warrant which' wns issued by Judge; Nearest' to all Depots, Theatres t'i
Canitol Buildings.
"A Home Away from Home
T. 0. BLIGH, Prop.
Both Phones. Tree Auto Bui
John V. liowlund
'August Hiickcstein
llauser Hros
F. K. chafer
Joe Lebold
Jacob A. Hise
A. T. Woolen
i...ii. n- .
oin: ITTOCITV l ll Ol I I L- I i n , l . .
' . I''., rruav niorninir nt 9 n 'clock nn.l Tirom-:
' k" ' ' ( ises to occupy most of today before the
rn....i .... . ... verdict is returned. Thia i'a an option j
I OKU TML..IO', . .
.V00 j Kelly as soon ns the grand jury ie-
10.00: turned a true bill in the case.
1.VO0 I
l.j.oo The case of C. D. F'ults against Wil-1
VOO j;nm pstta)t wns rcanmed in the clr-!
fi.00 cu;t court this morning after the over.
I Sunday rest. This cuse was started
and get
SUGAR
for
$1.00
r urougnt to recover damages for al-
r 1 tni j i leged fraud in ft real estate tj-ade. Both
finalS flayed 111 , sides allege fraud on the part of the
rn ji other and both claim damages, '
lenniS lOUmamCnt . Ko"16 Stewart has brought suit for a '
unorco against jonn Stewart alleging
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The weather finally cleared Saturday cruel and iiihiininu treatmeut and gross
oertnittinir the finnls in ihp i. , , is ! intoxication. The connle were mnrripd .o.
tournaiiieiit to be flayed. The score in Washington in 1002 and have one. 33rd & Broadway, Portland, Ore.
wns ns follows: child, a son, John Stewnrt, aged 12
Men's si iglcs: Wnkeinnn defeated years. The plaintiff asks for the caro!
Shivcs, 0 :1, i-li, 0, Wickershiuil de- nnd iiusto.lv of tlio child nn.l .ulti.hln1 -
icnieii u iiceiimn n--f. ll-4.
iillnU-niiA lr.,,.t ilia .1 ..n.. .1 n .. A '
, , ...ut ..iu uri it, iuui iu I'll'-.
In the women s singles. Miss Ford- vide for the uise of the bov. Carey F.'
IT defented Mis. Noil , up. 111. 02. -Martin is attorney fur the plaintiff.:
Ill the moil s double. i, -kershnin nn.l ' 1
nodgcrs . del cited hrohman and Kast- c. K. It,,, ,, ... .. .,! h
mg
ham, -4, t! .1. (12,
In the mixed d
allies. Miss Fording
iff F.sch yesterday and lodged in the I
VE 8F.IX FOR LESS BECAUSE
WE SF.LL TOR CASH AND
PAY NO RENT.
Damon & Son
853 N. Conunsrciii. rhon 68
A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE
and Wickc.,,,,,,, defeated Mrs. Nortl ."' ; ' 7 1 i V '.""Z
f.ii.eT Mi s L nUi,'V:r"na", fr which he pleaded guilty in niunid-!
iilite.t .Miss i ow.ien nnd Moores. I 1 . ..i ... i . i - . ...
-: ..ii i.iii i mm ,'uoi H lino Ol -Ti-. lie.
was also indicted on n charge of selling
r. " a
H-ti
The racpief and candy fr Sahm, VV ,. " whTh it
women
rac
or MiMires, to I l
weeks.
filled wi thin a few
TOIOUROW AND
WEDNESDAY
Romance of Elaine
Special Comedy as
usual, Big Laugh
BLIGH THEATRE
A marriage license was issued todav
at the office of the county clerk to
Melvin tiildmv, n fanner of Anmsville, I
aim .niin amy inner, also of Anmsville.
Mrs. l(on Willing was todav appoint
ed gijnidian of her 10 year old son, Leo
Willing, by an order issued by Comity
Judge Itiishev. It is Muted ill the pe
tition that the minor is possessed of
property in the state of U,iin valued
at -on. ,
1 Carl stciwer, of Jefferson todav drew
down ;l by virtue of his marksman
ship when he presented a coyote skin
at the office of the countv clerk for
the bounty. Since the funds were ex
hausted fr the payment of bounties on
i gopher shins there has been little busi
ness in the nl(i bounty department.
6 DWELL IN
COM FORI V
dwell well-to dwell'"
is to dwell at
Hotel Nortoni3
where personal .twntieM
the Keote of cem
end contentment of
TKruouttlie hotel.
den-tLotn.oH"7,
thing you vJant-notl.
you don't wont.
App.ti.in. "I"1; "''LTkcC-
Recti '
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Wmhiniton
M'ukinun
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