EIGHT
A Record Breaking Sale of
Price Up to $40
100 FINE QUALITY. STYLISH, FALL AND WINTER
SUITS GO ON SALE TOMORROW MORNING AT
THIS SURPRISINGLY LOW PIRCE. UNQUESTION
ABLY THE MOST IMPORTANT OFFERING OF
WOMEN'S NEW SUITS THIS SEASON: IT IS THE
MOST IMPORTANT BECAUSE THE ASSORTMENT
IS LARGE THE STYLES ARE LATEST THE
COLORS DESIRABLE-POPULAR MATERIALS OF
STANDARD QUALITY THE LININGS OF FINE
GRADE-MADE BY EXPERIENCED MAN TAILORS
AND THE PRICE IS SO UNUSUALLY LOW THAT
YOU POSITIVELY CANNOT AFFORD TO DISRE
GARD THIS EVENT IF YOU HAVE NOT YET PUR
CHASED YOUR FALL AND WINTER APPAREL.
EVERY GARMENT IS POSITIVELY NEW-OF
GUARANTEED QUALITY AND ARE PRICED UP
TO $10.00. THESE 100 SUITS MUST IE SOLD
RAPIDLY AND THE PRICE IS BOUND TO MOVE
THEM.
Take Your
During This
WOMEN'S COATS-PRICED UP TO $18.50-SPECIAL
WOMEN'S COATS-PRICED UP TO $17.50-SPECIAL.
See the Window Display
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Dr. Mendelsohn, specialist la fitting
gluuaui eorroetly. U. ti. bunk bldg.
The river today is at the low stage of
3.4 feet below low water murk. Thin
1 just ona ten lli foot low it tlimi ut
uny timu ill: ri nf July or August.
Billable piano tuuor. Fhone 2351J.,
Today being Columbus doy'no casei
wote hi'ik nl In police court tliin morning
ii h Judge J'ilgln win observing tint holi
day. Such c ii ho H H b on liio docket
will bo culled at H oVIoi'k tomorrow,
Dr. B. T. Mclntire, physician and
urgoou, Ell Vnsotilo blilg. Phono 4IU.
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Dr. D. A. Payne, of Eugene, Attorney
llnlph Moody, of Portand, Claim Agent
Prod Day, of the Soiilhi in Pacific, an I
lr. A, ). 'iii'hcy, of 1'ortlunil, are nil
in I lie city today1.
Removal. E, E. Baker, attorney, 204
la nk of Commerce, l'liono 2-U.1,
The men of the tihriBtian church will!
entertain tlio ladies of tlio church with j
a bniiiiiet next Thursday evening nt
tlio n n n mil home-eoniing celebration, A
special program of mimic Iiiim been pre
jiared, to be followed by tlio customary
banquet.
Prof. Mac Murray will speak In Eaton
Hull thin evening mi tlio iiupot lance of
tlio American t Ilea I re.
Mm. Gertrude Stphcrd, of Kansas
City, Missouri, arrived iu Salem taisi
morning tor a visit ut the home ot
Mrs. K. It. Kingo, of this eitv. Mrs.
Niphord has been visiting the San Fran
cisco fair II nd is How on her Way bncll
to Kansas City,
Dr. Btoue'i Drag more.
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J. O. Perry, W. B. Oilson and A. J.
ltudclil'f went to Portland this morning
to attend iih delegates, a ineeliiiir of
the linind Lodge of Oregon, of the
Knights of Pythias. Mrs. Otto Schell-!
""" Huen,i,i,g as -leiegates lor
the Pyiiiiau Sisters.
Attention Loyal Sons, Annual home
coming bHiiiUet und election of officers
at cUihrooiua tonight at 7 o'clock.
The Bpauliling LogKtiiK company be
gun operations yesterday nt their null
at New berg, employing 'uxor lou men.
According io present phum. this mill j
will be put in shape during tlio xvinter
to iiiHiiul'iicture the Indiana silo, which
lias become an important pint of the
business of the company.
Dr. BtonVi Drug Btore. tf
Miss Ida Davis, xrbo has charge of
the debuting mieiety of the high scliool,
is planning to n inline the debates this
year on n different basis. Instead of
dropping the debut, a alter the slate
coniosM, inm year n.ey will lie con
tinued la a pern,,) ,t i);,ii,iiitioii. A
meeting will bn held Wedoesdav in
M,. liaxis' room at the high s.ho',.1 to
elfect a permunenl iirgaiiijjitioii,
Attention Loyal Bona. Annual home
coming banquet and elect ion of officers
at elufirooins tonight at 7 o'clock,
L. B. Merrick, f cretary of the Or
gon Retail Meichaiits' asMH-iatioii, will
a.l.lres tho niceliag this evening of Ihcjlhhle s. ho.d are invited to attend the
mercantile department or the cummer-1 loyul Son annml home c oiulng ban
clul club. Mr. Merrick has a special qiiet nt (he Pirst Chiistiaa rhuren at 7
mesuiue to the retull nierchanti and I o'clock tonijjht.
Commencing Tomorrow
Choice
Event
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I iii' io see u huge. number of ibis do-
; Jin r I iiiuii t at tiio meeting tonight nt
iiliv iiinlitoi linn of the commercial club.
Attention Loyal Bona. Annual home
coming l)iiniiiul iiiiiI election of officers
at elulirootiiH to n ih t at 7 o clock.
Speed Officer Percy M. Varuey loft
Diinsniiiir, California, today for Salem
with his auto wliirh wus stolon from
tlio garage in loin city Inst. work. Mr.
Viirnoy, in a lot tor to Chief of Police
Welsh, iyii.1 ho hint no trouble in se
ii ii tlio cur and found the city
luminal in his office the X, L. saloon.
They are all talking about the lunch
en at ttio White Swim. How run lliev
do itf
Mrg. MoUie Mluner, charged with
in it i ii t it i n i n a disorderly house, was iic
(iiitted by tlio jury "after nhout 'JO
minutes dcliliniutiou in mimic hint court
yesterday nl'lornooii. Mrs, Minncr xvus
loriuerly In charge of tlio Kays room
ing house mnl watt acting in this cnpiic
ity when in rested bv the offi.ors. The
jurymen worn A. Dime, Claude Hello, L.
M. Itoggs, Kalidt (Hover, I.. Itcchtel and
William Kmiiih.
Dr. O. Ilartloy, specialist, lnflainod,
blcedi.ig gums and pyorrhea. 41(1 II. S.
Hank lllilg, Phono iNll. NovO
The studont body of tlie lUgh scliool
met yeHtertlay and imuiiiiiioiiKly adopted
the rules und regulations of Oregon
high school athletic association. Super-
intendeiit Churchill addressed the stu-
dents uud etpluined toe rules und the1
advantages of having uniform rules to
govern the athletic events of all the
high schools iu the slate. Mr. Chinch
ill is vice-president of the hoard of con
trol ot the association,
LaCorona is the best cigar Uiat 10
cents will buy, Try one and be con
vinced. Salem made.
The ministerial association of 'Sulom
held its regular weekly meeting Men-
, lay. A paper on " hit. eduction to the
i Topnois 4t tne out Testament, was
mad by tun Hev. Curl II. Klliott, of
the 1'irst Presbyterian church. O. 11,
(iingrich of the V. M. C. A. spoke of
his (dans of holding n V, M. C, A, boys'
conlerence some time in November, and
the Hev. Ii. II Koiiuodiiv, of 'Newherg,
told of his Intentions of holding a re
,.,,,. ,, ,.ilnm, , w,;,.k '.(, hl
vival shortly at ( lieinaxva. Mr. Ken-
linos for tins Presbxterv,
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Remember icy coupon, offer expires
Noxomlier 1st, lloii t delay. Put ill
your order today. Mm. Mnnd H, Con,
lltitiluird llldg.
Olvernor Wlthyeoinbe toilay honored
loqiiisltion Mipe,s Iron, Idaho for .1. H.
orns who is charged xvilh stealing u
!""?" ,wl'i,h. ''"'"titutes grand lareenv
in I li, l,o. Norrls was arrested Iu Yale,
Malheur county a .id (leorge K. Proimin
, sent to return the prisoner, Hers
f.V"" verging A.thnr R
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so honored bv tlovernor Wilhycombe, It
is slated that Chun linuin eloped with
the payroll of a factory of whica lie
was tho vushier ati.l Pmnk Ylrelli was
sent after lie mau who w-u lo.at.sl in
thit slate.
AU young men not attending any
THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCT. 12, 1915
Women's New Fall Suits
$16.95
6.95
..$9.95
..$3.98
Salem's Style Store
Court & Liberty Sts.
Mrs. Henry Schomakor, 1290 South
Commercial street, who has been seri -
oiwly ill, in reported today to bo (no-
greasing favorably.
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The Senior Guild of St. Paul's Epis-
copal church will meet tomorrow alter-1
noon at the homo of M.rs. Jiussell Cut-i
lin, PJllll Choineketa streot.
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Even this late in tho year, the auto -
mobiles from far off lands continue to
pass through tho city. Today one
from Mesa, Arizona was in tho city
with all tho indications of having liiiss
ed through boiiiu pretty hard traveling.
AU young men not attending any
Uiblo school uro invilod to attend tho
Loyal Son's (i it it nit 1 homo-coming ban
iiuet nt tho First Christian church at 7
o'clock tonight.
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The Leslie Methodist Sunday school;"'
is propuring a special program lor next
Sunday, when they will hold their an
nual rally day. Tho exercises of the
day will include special numbers by
members of tho scaool and the differ
ent classes, nil in the form of a "Pa
triotism and Peace" celebrution.
A. B. Robertson, county clerk of
Polk county, is iu Salem on business to
day. Mr. Hobertson is checking over
the prices for stock and printing at the
officii of County Clerk llehlhar on tho
new registration cards that are now
being instituted iu ull of the counties
of tho state, ' '
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The first of a series of lectures to be
delivered this winter will bo given this
evening at Katun hall by Prof. Wullace
MiicMurriiy, professor of Knglish Inn-1
gunge, Willamette university. These
lecliiies liavo been looked forward to
with great, interest by those who at
tended many of the loeturea given by
Prof. Mac Murray last winter.
The statu rnnfnr.in.-ii f th. Hnno-rn.
.-ii .... Ti ;i'iut tne great niaiontv of bovs got in-
gat on,, chore bes ot Oregon will meet, , ,rim,le througl scliing junk. After
nt Oregon (,ty to a three days' ses- ,ki f ;, j' , or
s o,. Ruining today. I ron, the discarded articles and reVeiving miViiev
i 1 1 nu umui I villi It II iiunr III)
will attend are the Hex . .lames Klvin,
Mr. and Mrs. W. 8teusloff. Mrs. A.
K. Miller, Mrs. Willi,,,,, Hichniond and1
Mrs. Uunisdoll. The Itev. 11. C. Stover!
and wife. Miss Violet Corv and M iss
Minn Ashby will represent tho Central
Congregational eliurcn, and Mrs. Min
regiitioiin c iiircn, and Mrs. Min
House. Komi Chapel. The Kev. P.
n ic
Hall Hooves, of the Central How
church, will also attend. The pastor
I'roni the Conirre,.,itioi.al clinic , e f
this eommiiiiitv are all on the program!;"' '.'"",'"-v, s,r!Tt conipleted today
for s.ecial addresses. bx I oiitractor Hughes, llrick work was i
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All young men not attending any
tlbl I nro inv.le.l ,,. ..II 1 ll...
Loyal Son's annual hoinecomioir bun-
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State Highway FaiKineer Cantlne re
rued Io Salem to.lav from a short
lting re -
uirii.'n i. caiein imiiiy iniin a miori
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trip to Coos county where he attended
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hay towns iiii.I (o do this il is proposed
to votn bonds to pay for the roads. A
bond piopositi.ui xvus put to a vote of
III," people at tho election two years ago
and voted doxvn and the promoters are
Inking all iiiveswirv steps to carry the
present plans to a sttcecimful close. The
l S, deimrlnieiil of g,xl ri.a.ls seat out
a represeulatixe to tell what is being
done in other parts of the country and
the meeting was of a "get togeioer"
nature.
Special meeting of Salem
lodge No. 4. A. F. & A, M, to
mtit row at 3 o'clock, to attend
the funeral of our bile Hrolher
Wm. F. Morelock, a member of
"' 'V V- V , ,'work xxill be rushed in order that the 1 . r """ '"'P "ness to the mar
ll ootid roads Ili.s.tltlLr .if tl.rt eillyelin nr. .. . 1 1 iomh.i i.i iir.n r iiiui- ii., ... ...... - .. .
Fulled l.l)te No, l;l of Sedriiat the riiapel of Ridon "ltichardson,
Wotillev. Wsshinulon. Vlsitiuif ' the Rev. F. II. Hmh. Mfiriutitiu. Tite
bivthren welcome, Aiiloniobilci willlbiiiral will take place at t hggetl ce,
be furnished. Irtery with Masonic rites. "
Tho funeralof Carl B. Anderson, who
jxvns killed in" nil automobile accident
Sunday evening will be held at 10
i o'clock Wednesday morning at the
limine, 488 South Seventeenth street.
Tho Rev. Juntos Elvin of the First
Congregjutionnl church will liavo charge
of tlio services. Iturinl will take place
:in the family lot at t'no Warren cem-
otery, 14 miiea east of tho city.
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I The Woman's Foreign Missionary
! society of the First .Uothodist church
i will hold its reouli.r nuinthlv meetimr
tomorrow afternoon at the home of
Mrs. A. A. I.ee, 1115 Stnto street. A
special program lias been arranged,
which will include addresses by Or.
Iva Miller anil Miss Hefty, missionuries
to China.
The student body of the Salem high
"",01 Wl" , 1VV 11 '''Ptioii to the
".' T , cass -sr. puiunmy
evening.
which will be the k'st leception to be
given a freshman clusa, as this semester
will end the existence of this class, ac
cording to the present organijition of
tho schools into the junior and senior
high schools. Iu ord.-r to properly warm
up tor the occasioa, the freshmen will
give a bonfire party Friday evening at
the school's athletic field.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Coinnierciiil club will be held tomor
row evening nt the club rooms, to
which nil members nre invited. Th
meeting is for the full membershio of
over SUO and is the first of the month- tobacco of nay kind is nlloxved
ly meetings to be held this winter''11 school, ami no buy is subject to
when the general business of the club I parole if found using tobacco of any
will bo discussed. O .If. Luck, re- ikind.
n,'-v f,','U'.' manager, is expected to
meet with the club nt its November
meeting.
In his address at the Congregational
church hist evening, before the Pil
grim s clul
Sulrriendent I.ule, of
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by the Pacific Pace Hrick comlmiiy.
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DIED
Moitr.i.ocix ,t ti
home of ins
daughter, living eight miles nor ill of
the city, Monday, Oetohc-r 11, UM'i.
William ll. Morele. k, at the age of
Hi-sides a widow, li is survived hy
his dstighti r, with whom he lived, and
, g,H04d,ighter. M.. E. C. Simnions,
of (Ins eitv. Fnneial strvices will be;
ihobt at 2 o'clock W.-diiesdav afternoon
''nrnrnrrmn Tlir n AUfO
rartu iiiib int ruma
I FOR FIRS! MARKET DAY
Agricultural Department of
Commercial Club Arranging
for Market and Auction
Arrangements aro being made for
the first market day to be- held next
Saturday, under the auspices of the
agricultural department of the om-
Hernial Club, with a special committee j
consisting of W. . Low, L. H. Mc-
Malum and L. P. Aldrich in charge, j
Kverything that a farmer produces
and everything in the way of live ;
stock will be sold at auction on that
day, with the exception of course of
cuttle, which legally cannot be put up
at auction. But cattle may be sold at
private sale, so they can be disposed
of, as well us farm implements and any
thing the farmer possesses.
The sale will begin at 9:30 o'clock
iu the Waring barn on Liberty street.
H. E. Voorheis hits been secured to
act as auctioneer.
At the close of tbe auction, an ad
dress will be made by Duncan M. Mar
shall, minister of agriculture of the
province of Alberta, Canada. Mr.
Marshall is a man who can interest his
hearers for hours at a time, knows
what ho is talking about and has a
message that may be valuable to the.
farmers of this community. He has
been invited to deliver an address at
Corvnllis, and those in charge of the
market day feel fortunate in securing
alnan of his prominence and ability a!)j
a speaker for the opening of the
market.
The booths on Liberty and Ferry
street "will be opon for those who have,
produce to sell and Saturday will un-j
doubtedly be a good market day fori
vegotabTes, fruits and other farm!
products. jft !
In order that those in charge of the
market may advertise and properly
rireimre for the auction, the manngcrs
suggest that every thing to be soldj
should be registered with the om
mercial Club.
MEET A SUCCESS
Superintendent Hale of the
State Training School Makes
' An Interesting Address
Tho first meeting of the Tilgrim's
club of tho Congregational church held
in the church purlois last evening, was
a success not only in the largo at
tendance, but in the general interest
of the evening and tho address by
Will S. llle, superintendent of the
Oregon state training-school.
Iu all his talks iu public, Mr. Hale
wishes to impress his hearers that he
is not running a reform school, nor is
tho training scliool the home of a lot
of bad boys. Possibly ten per cent
of the boys are really bad. In order to
! separate these from the boys who just
Happened to ho tonnd in tiud company,
Mr. Mule asked the late legislature to
give him a separate building for tiiein,
but the legislature did not see it that
way. Here are a few things about the
school not generally known:
There are no armed guards or prison
walls.
7o per cent of tho new boys smoke
i cigarettes.
A Uirge per cent, t the stealing done
uv noys is to raise inonev to buy ciirnr-
ettes.
Two-thirds of the'buys get in trouble
through selling junk.
The accommodations pf the present
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propnato money for any improvements.
Less than ten per cent of the boys
give the superi ntend! nt any trouble.'
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oi' "'in oi me nue is spent ox Tlie
, iu , ,. . , ,
a " ""'l'
I other half In studies. They progress ns
rapidly as pupils in the public m-hools
"h spend'. .uicl, more time on their
books.
tmimi.K school has a lecture
i 'ourse from the O. A. ('., weekly movies
, anil a nnrnry.
yMy .-,,, ,,01lt ()f ;
and a library.
io liovs nr
iro n ine cities, on - tiv, ..on,,i,v
I boys are now in the school,
A MEDICINE OF MERIT
A proprietary medicine, like every
thine el se that con,,-. .1, . , ,
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i ,n I' ' '." '"" "" Tllclaw.it
, ".?r,v,,VH' ."' ! r fi,,'.!,t "I'l'1'
in
IHI" 1,1 Ollll'rs,
The reason for
i H',. tremendous
success of l.vdin K.
pinkhlllll
's Vegetuble Coinnoui'id is be-
cnuso it has been fulfilling a real Ii ti
mail nee.l for forty veurs .!,.,.
I inousnn, Is of Amor cm.
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women owe
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vein us power of this famous medicine.
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,nm' 'r'in """ herbs--nat,ire '
I fit.i,.,,l' f,.r u..nt.,,t ill.
The United Artisans nre preparing
for nu evening of unusual interest to
morrow night, whe-i Governor Withy-
3t r.i.iu,.. is i')'i-c.i-., io no present as
l'," Kuest, and the priJie drill team
I will put on their xvork, showing how
tney ui.i u wnen they earned off the
nrst prire at nerKc.oy in competition
with the Portland teams.
E. W. Btuhba, deputy city health of
ficer, toilnv received the nexvs that his
mother, Mrs. V.Win Stubbs. h ns snf-
fgercd a stroke of paralvi at the
home of her daughter in West Vl-
! month, Massachusetts. Mr. Stubbs is
n yearn of age and the report indicates
that the stroke may develop seriui
consequeiices considering the advanced
age of the patient.
FIFTY THOUSAND fIGHT
FOR ADMISSION TO GAME
For Two Blocks Around Park Gates a Struggling, Billow
ing Sea of New Englanders Crowded and Squirmed
Towards the Box, Ofice and Thousands Of These
Were Disappointed
By George S. Holmes.
(United Press, staff correspondent.)
Braves' Field. Boston, Mass., Oct. 12.
Approximately 50,000 supposedly
staid New Luglanders fought and
scratch e d their
way into Braves'
Field between 10 a. I "" hasn t niado a hit during tht
m. and 2 p. m. to- i eut'r "tr!e8 but his -work arounu nfc.
day to witness, tliui 0Iul, base 'ltla bt'en A-l. Moran has M
attempt of the on- m.Ildf a change in his line-up or usc,
rushing Ked Sox to ' l11"ch h,tu'r slliee tl,e series started,
drive a third spike, -Mayer. and McQuillan served up t,
into a world's' smnts tor tllB ,hilly batters to slam
championship. i Boston again was on the field a g,l01)
And it was some ' two hHU1'8 before gume time, working
fight. For two"'ery minute. Bay Collins, (iregg auti
blocks around thel5Ia's worked for Currignn's sluggers,
park gates a strug-! At 1:45, Shore and Chalmers Ijct-,,
gling sea of human-, "arming up while pHier pit. h,;r, V
HOLMES
iv trnrmul 11. t.wllono nr tnivnnl flip
box office. Thousands were to Le
disappointed as admissions were at a
premium.
. Speculators, who yesterday did well
to break even, made money today. No-
body worked in Boston today, but the
ballplayers. It was a holiday. Some -
thing over 400 years ago Old Chris
Celumbo found America. Boston today
is confident that a world's basebn'l
championship has found her again after
a three-year absence. Therefore, Bos
ton celebrated.
There was musie gnlore stringed, in
strumental and chin. Three bands plnv
ed the huge throng into its seats. The
club furnished one. tho Royal Kooters j up a burst of speed that looked good,
another and an added starter made itt j Miore was the only puo.er who warmed
nppearnnce among a crowd of 700 gnv ! up for Boston.
uniformed postmen, which noccupied a! Umpires: F.vans behind the but,
block of seutsback of third base. .Each Bigler on bases, O 'Louglilin und Khun
postman xvna equipped with a scarlet i on foul lines.
Boston banner, making the section a I Ten minutes before gome time it up
flaring scpiare against a sombre lined j penred certain that the crowd would cx
background. coed that of yesterday. The bleachers
A kilted quintet of bagpipers added were packed and the grandstand was
its weird whining to the crashing of practically full, while thousands weio
trio bands. The bleachers staged sing- j still surging about tho streets surround
ing contests back and forth across the ; ing the big field. Hundreds were stainl
field, using "Tippcrary" as the vehi-jing in. the center field. On the far
cle. The croxvd did not care It was n bank of the Charles river many cuiikl
holiday, and besides Boston was xvin-.be seen congregated for a view of tlio
ning. ' Moreover, it was a day picked croxvd if nothing else. Tho baselines
out of .Tuno and transplanted iuto an- i were dry and fast,
tumn. Boston had Bill Penn's back! Five minutes before game time
against the xvall today, and the Phillies Chalmers was tho only Pliilly pitcher
shoxved they knew it by putting more ' warming up.
. CLOSE FOR SEASON
Solicitors Raise $395 Today
and Will Endeavor to Close
This Week
With today's contributions totaling
if:i!i."i the Y, M. ('. A. solicitors have
uoxv collected a total of $3.1o( to ap
ply to the budget of $4,385 for one
year's expenses of tho Salem associa-
Ti. . ..i:..:. i i.
1 1 vii. ine suui'iiui's inieiiii io IllllKe U
special effort for the next four days,
and xxill endeavor to close tlio enm-i
paigu this week if possible. They still'
report tiie subscriptions coining iu raii-i
idly xxith excellent prosects of raising
the entire amount this week.
The following is the list of today's
contributors:
K. S. Tillinghiist. $10.00
II. K. Wadsxvorth 10.00
.las. H. Young 10.00 1
W. T. P.eniict 10.00 j
Heii.iiiii'iu llrick in.ooi
('has. Ix. Sputilding o 70.00
C. S. Iluniilton 20.00
H. A. Whit.'
lo.oo
H. O. White.
Max O. lliiren
T. if.. Hliyh
I. . W. (.'Icnson
T. U. denes
-I. F. Mollencnp ...
W. ,1. Liljequist ...
Salem Fruit Co
I. L. Stockton
O. M. Roberts
I. I. White
If eo. W. Lewis
O. M. Elliott
Poster iX; linker ...
K. .1. Swafford
Salem Laundry Co
Geo. .1. 'Watson
I. O. (foltra
II. L. Henson'
1(5.00
2o.(iol
10.00 I
.'i.OO '
lo.onj
:i.ooj
3.00 ;
l.'i.oo
lo.oo i
18.00 ,
(i.OI)!
3.00
Id.oo1
23.00
lo.oo-
23.0(1
...... 1(1.00
13.00
3.00
Total
$:ifi3.oo
FRUITLAND NEWS
(Capital .lour.ial Special Service)
Fruitlaiid, Or., Oct. 12. Mrs. Laura
slociim wnsho guest of Mr. ami Mrs.
Anderson Inst week.
Nlrs. IVney from Iirnin, Oregon, is
vUiting xvitii her daughter, Mrs. Uaker,
of lfelhel. She also made a call on the
Stnnditer family being formerly a close
neighbor.
Elmer otterbcin wa.i in attendance
tit the Methodist Sunday school of
Prntoiii last Sunday.
Kuth Mitchell proved to be the best
idler in school in a contest held Fri
day afternorn,
Someone with a disi.osition akin to
meanness torn down the sign west of
the inure, denoting the ownership of a
natruw strip of land.
Mr. I.orea White who is en, loved in
the office of the state industrial aeri-
iii'their practice than tl. k. .
heretofore exhibited. Thev practical!,
put all their time in batting practice
a thing strongly needed. Humors wcte
current that .Moran was going t0 8,a,
up his infield aud take Niohot'f ,,.
; '? tut they were traceable to no souw.
tired tO ttie dUgOUTS. AttOr Moran k...l
i watohed Chnlnu-rs critically fur a fe
jnomentg, he met soiled Jixey,.his tall
; lef hander, from tho cave and ;IK. tiyu
i took tue kinlt of their arms side i
.. .
j 1 ? 'jnc-up:
' l'hilndelplna: Stock, 3b.; Bancroft,
j ss.j.rnskcrt, cf.; Cravath, rf.; LuiUtii!,
lb-i Niehoff, 2b.
j Boston: Hooper, rf.; Scott, ss.;
j Speaker, cf.; Hoblrtzel, lb.; Lewis, f.;
Gardner, ob; Barry, 2b.
.Batteries: Philadelphia, Chalmers
and Burns; Boston, Shore and Cady.
Morau stood at Hixey's shoulder an.
lie worked and the big pitcher opcnnl
dent commission, is on a two weeks'
vacation. Ho and his father have gomi
on a. hunting tour in the Cascades, ex
pecting Ho bring home several fino
bucks. Already neighbors have a furn
taste of venison as their proxvess an
hunters is unquestioned.
Ed Strong was in tho neighborhood
Sunday, making a cull on the Ziglcf
family, Mr. and Mrs. Pleigel and on
Mr. and Mrs. Bowden.
The attendance lit the Y. 1'. A.
Sunday evening was large, many out
side visitors being present. A pleasing
part of the program was the instru
mental selections- by Mr. Ceruik,
companied by Priscilla Otterbcin ami
Prank Kggler accompanied by itose Ot
terbcin. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Harrison, of Port
land are visiting at tho home of Mi
Zigler. Mrs. Harrison is a .daughter of
Mr. Zigler.
Emily Donaldson loft Sunday fori
Montana for a winter's stay with hor
brother, Lee. She was accompanied by
her brother, James, as far us Port
land. At a meeting" held nt Mr. .1. Moscr,
officers were elected for the new ciece
factory. Peter Knfner was elected
president, .Jacob Moser vice-president,
A. Hi Rui.aer secretory, August Knfucr.
treasurer and (lideon Welty and Xicno
Ins Ceng as directors. The Harden
Road Cheece compi'iiy expects to ho
ready for business next spring.
A FRIEND TO THE
WORKINGMAN
Five yours ago 1 xvns so trmbll
with kidney trouble and inflammation
of the bladder that 1 hud to oeuse
ing mv farm. Life looked dark to "'
until 1 heard of Dr. Kilmer's Sxvninp
Root through a cured friend. 1 tried
bottle and began to feel belter nl once.
After using five or six bottles I fell
fine and have continued to work ns I
had before my affliction.
I xxant to "state thni Dr. Kilmer'
Swamp-Root is a kidney medicine P1!'1
will cure and I owe my good worn
during the past five or six years to It
Yours verv truly,
C. W. "MOKHtS.
Route 3, Box SI Present!. Ark.
Subscribed nnd sworn to before u"',
this 27th dav of March, 1012.
O. . Cordon,
Notary Public.
This is to certify that Mr. '. W.
Morris has bought Hwnmp lfu"' 1,1
store in me posi.
Adam Guthrie,
.,r-
Drini"!-
Letter to
Dr. KiUner & Co.,
Blnghaniton, N. Y.
Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do Tor
You.
Send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer
Biiighamton, N. Y., for a sample
bottle. It will convince anyone, y
will also receive a booklet of v1;"'1;
inforinath.n , telling about, the
and bladder. When writinir, '
and nienlion the Salem Daily
.Tonrnal. Regular f ifty ''"t an- '
dollar size bottles for sale at all 'r
stores.
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