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Newspaper Page Textt EF5HT THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, NOV. 15, 1915. This Week We Feature Or Special Sale Boys' $2.50 Rain Capes . . . $1.45 WEDNESDAY SURPRISE NO- 769 NOVEMBER 17th A Great Sale of Latest Embroidered Kimonas Imported From Japan Here's a sale that should attract all women who admire Dainty Kimonos of a different sort. Splendidly embroidered in colors to match each garment; large flowing sleeves; fringed girdle band to match. At this price they will sell rapidly, so we urge an early attendance. May be had in Pink, Light Blue, Delft Blue, Light Green, Coral and Raspberry. Nothing would make a more acceptable holi day gift for sister, mother or girl friend. EXTRA SPECIAL FOR NEXT WEDNESDAY . $189 BE SURE Meyers prices will be found lower by a com parison of values. Let Me See Your If an hour's rending makes your eyes ache. If riuteil matter occasionally "goes misty." If you are nbligod to stop work periodically lo rest your eyes for u few moment 8, If you find it easier to rend nearer than I lie normal 12 inches; or further away than this. If you ni ii lint recognize people across the street. If yon can not read street names easily or can not distinguish the time ly public clocks. If you have to make nn effort to nee clearly knitting the brows for example. If vivid light gives you pain in the eyes, or if you roipiiro more light tlinn hitherto. My experience of nearly Itfl yenrs in correctly fitting glasses to relievo 'eye strain will lie at your service. If glasses arc not needed, I positively decline to supply them. I gunrnntco satisfaction in every respect, I change your glasses for nno year if necessary, free of charge. No extra charges for examinations. No drugs or drops used, as they are dangerous. All broken glasses replaced while you wait, at very reasonable prices. Dr. M. P. Mendelsohn Doctor of Optics. Offices 210-211 V. S. Bunk Building. rhone 110. BALEM OREGON The first train over tho government'! Alaskan railroad has started from Se ward, and Portland is still only think ing about its share of the new business, I Let Us Make Evenings Enjoyable Dy supplying you with q pair of our carefully fitted glasses. RELIEVE YOUR EYESTRAIN Then read and embroider with comfort. Miss A. McCulloch, Optometrist 208-209 Hubbard Hid?. Phene 109 Merode Hand Finished SPECIAL SAL'E of Women's Rain Coats Here's an opportunity to buy good Rain Coats just when you need one, at a big saving. New garments large assortment $ 6.50 Rain Coats, Extra Special $ 433 $10.00 Rain Coats, Extra Special J g g7 $12.50; Rain Coats, Extra Special $ 8.33 $15.00 Rain Coats, Extra Special $10.00 $18.50 Rain Coats, Extra Special $12.33 $20.00 Rain Coats, Extra Special $13.33 $25.00 Rain Coats, Extra Special $16.67 SPECIAL NOTICE Through an error in the advertising department, those Kimonas wore ndvortiscd to sell at $2.89 in the previous issue of this paper. The selling price is $1.80 instead of $2.89. TO SEE THE WINDOW THE HOUSE DOUBT STILL SHROUDS FACTS SURROUNDING THE SINKING OF LINER London, Nov. 15. Doubt still shroud ed today events surrounding the Aus trian torpedoing of the llnlian liner An conn, though both Austria nod Italy hud presented their versions of the af fair. Austria maintained warning was giv en the liner anil sufficient time to de bark her passengers. She denied that she had shelled departing lifeboats. Italy, on the other liiiud, claimed the subiuarfine fired at the Ancona with out warning, and continued this course even to the extent of killing or wound ing passengers who sought refuge in the lifeboats. The submarine crew jeered at these panic stricken refugees, it was added. At the same limo, the Home emigrant office gave figures to clear up the con flicting stories ns to disunities, saying nine out of 10 Americans aboard perish ed, and that only 20!) persons of n total of B07 nboard were saved. Austria said tho Ancona tried to es cape at full speed, that a warning shot was fired across her bows, nud that she halted only after several shells had been fired at her. Then she was given 115 minutes lo remove her pusscngors and crew. Only when tho submarine sighted another vessel coining up did she hurl tho final torpedo. Many lifeboats, said the Austrian statement, remained unnrcupiod. While crew members crowded into those that went overboard passengers jioro in panic on the decks. Tho rrew was blamed for loss of life. The Ancona was some limo in sink ing. Officials here saw in the incident somewhat of IV pnrallel to the torpedo ing of the liner Fnluhn. In that ense, Germany pleaded that her commander sunk the vessel because he believed she was wirelessing for nid, though ho had given time for most of her passengers and crew to go overboard. Homo declared emphatically that the shelling of tho Anconn persisted, and that shots were directed not only nt the These Long f Underwear for Women DISPLAY OF QUALITY Atf. ! wirelss apparatus but likewise at the decks und I molly at the lifeboats. it was denied that 1 lie vessel onr riod contraband or persons subject to military service. " Mendacious inventions," was Aus tria's term for newspaper reports that her submarine continued to shell the liner and her lifeboats. Getting Now Evidence. By Bond P. Geddcs. Washington, Nov. 15. The adminis tration fined today, apparently, the problem of getting new evidence of its own concerning the torpedoing of the Italian liner Ancona with loss of Amer ican lives. Austrian and Italian versions of the affair conflicted. Austria claim oil it followed international law in its procedure; Italy did not hold this view. In view of Austria's acceptance of responsibility, however, the suggestion that (ierinuuy was tho real offender was swept away. The administration, however, is re signed to delay ia determining the ex act facts, believing that Ambassador l'ago at Homo anil IVnfield nt Vienna will get at the true state of affairs in time. The interpretation of what is suf ficient time for passengers to leave a ship about to bo torpedoed furnished a new nnd knotty problem. Hitherto, this question had not appeared. Austria maintained that 45 minutes was suf ficient, time for passengers to disem bark. Moreover, there was more time after the vessel had been torpedoed, before she sank. Survivors Number 232. Washington, Nov. 15. Ambassador Hharpe at Paris reported to tho state department today that 2.12 persons sur vived tho torpedoing of the Italian liner Anconn by nn Austrian submarine. He rolutod'no cireuinnstances of the at tack. Sharpo's report was based on n bul letin issued by tho ministry of mnrilie on information from Di.ertn. He stated that Ml survivors arrived at Sisi, in eluding one woman. ft sjt 4 BORN lie Bl'BSAOK To Mr. nnd Mrs. Eli M. Sursaco nt thcor Jiome, 2210 North Liberty street, Friday, November 12, 1015, nt 8:05 p. in., a daughter. ft smrtEY'S THANKSGIVING SALE RICHARDSON'S BNOW WHITE LINENS ENDS NOVEMBER 21 TH !W" ' if All Around Town JittttttiSlilUtiitUtt Dr. Mendelsohn, specialist In fitting glasses correctly. U. 8. bank bldg. Mrs. Arthur Moore, who was operated on a few days ago at the Willamette Sanitorium, is reported today to be re covering. Dr. B. T. Mclntlre, pnyslclan and surgeon, 214 Masonic bldg. I'hone 440. G. N. Johnson, of this city, was fined $10 in police court this morning by Judge Klgin upon a charge of being in toxicated. Gasoline Irons and lamps. Call and seo them at Loekwood's, "Hi North Commercial streot. Harry Hansen, of the Institute News of this city, had two fingers crush last Saturday while operating a press and today is oti duty. Dr. Stone's Drug Store. Dr.- Mendelsohn, after a week's ill ness, is very much improved and able to bo in his office in the U. IS. National bank building. Compton's New 0, 10, 15 and 25c Store openB Wednesday, 17th, at 10 o 'clock. Charles S. Craig, Mark S. Skiff and Mr. nnd Mrs. J. B. Knight will sail to morrow on the Great Northern from Flnvel on the lust trip the boat makes this season. Compton's Now 5, 10, 15 and 25c Store opens Wednesday, 17th, at 10 0 clock. The revival now being held at the Highland Friends church is meeting with sucli success that it will lie con tiaued until next Thursday night. Dr. Stone's Drug Store. Charles Pillette, who was in the cigar business on tho Mctiilchrist corner, was unnlile to secure a snlisiactory lorn Hon, and has decided to go out of busi ness. Every member of every chmcli in Snleiu is invited to nttend tho Harvest Home nt the Methodist church, Monday November 22. W. M. Chorrington and H. D. St. Hel en will constitute u new piano firm, to occupy the locution formerly used by the Howard I'inno House, on Court street. Ask your neighbor about the Midget. C C. Simeral has purchased the in terest of S. F. Anderson in the Croat Western garage. Mr. Anderson is still suffering from tho result of an accident sustained seveial months ago. We thank you for your liberal pat ronage. The .Midget Market, ;!71 Suite street. o- W .W. Johns, who was in the harness business on the Mcdilehrist corner, has moved his shoo repair shop to li 1 Snot! Liberty street, third door Boutli of tin Salem Bunk of Commerce. Don't be misled. Tho Midget has only one imirket. 3d Stnte street. Workmen are boginning today to tear down tho unsightly framo shacks on the Mctiilchrist, corner, and frame buildings for business purposes on State street, will soon be a thing of the past. Buy your candies next Wednesday at the (uay-Jiellc and assist the i . W. C, A. to furnish their new (piartora in the uoin unililing. The Loyal Daughters of the First Christian church will entertain the Loy al Sons of the church tomorrow evening at the church parlors. Tho Daughters are preparing an interesting progrum. Royal Arcanum will meet tonight at 8:00 o'clock at 212 Hal lorn Hank of Commerce Hldg. O At the meeting this evening of Salem liobokuh lodge, No. 1, candidates will be nominated for all the offices of the offices of the lodge for tho ensuing year. llio election will bo held in I)c comber, with installation early in Jan uary, Hygrado cigars are there with the punch. None better. An attendant from the Oregon State hospital for the liisnno was sent to Kulumn, Wash., today to return H. A. Hammer to the institution in this state. Hummer, who was committed from Al bany, escaped from tho asylum hist July while a trusty und is now in the custody of the sheriff in Kulumn. You can move faster to keep warm. Hut the taster you move the quicker you get to tho White Swan. The Salem fire department was called out yesterday at 1:40 p. m. in response to an alarm turned in from 53(1 North Summer street when a dwelling belong ing to Mrs. K. K. Waters caught fire under the cook stove. A hole about a foot square was burned in tho floor but no other damage was done. The United Artisans will hold a big meeting at the Armory Wednesday evening, November 17, nt which time the Court of the Fuirios will put on their work, The meeting is open to every one. The bridge across the river was closed this morning on account of the high w ind. When the bridge was open ed, it was especially provided by the engineers, that during high wind, no traffic would be permitted, Special meeting of Multno- muh Chapter No. 1, It. A. M., tats evening, hoik in inc past and most excellent de gree. Visiting companions welcome. , tttffiTtftttttttlHiliiMtllttlilintrilll Wednesday at the armory you are in vited to attend tho exercises given by tho Juvenile Artisans Wednesday ev- ening at the armory. The prize drill appointment was made nt'this tinio in team of the local assembly will also up- recognition of the .efficiency he has pear in a fancy drill. Admission, free. I shown in managing tho affairs of that O ! institution. The piize checker players of the city I When Dr. Steiner begins his new will meet tomorrow evening at the Y.'term of office he will be the only man M. C. A. and begin u scries of meetings I in the historv of tho insti tution w ho for the winter. Among those who will take part in these contests arc I. Green baum, Hoy Bryant, Mr. Irvine, of Port land; J. L. I'eetz, C. J. Givens, David Dinger, Dr. Lano and others. Attention I The Salem Lodge No. 6, Sons of Herman, wish to announce thatj the national graml secretary will speak Tht, Fi,.st Amm- , a F ! at Hurst Hull, Wednesday, November t,..i., wi.... . n -n i 17, at 7:311 p. in. All citizens who nn-! Tl? S ot oodburn will be deistaml (lennnu line invited to l,ihel'l Tluivs.lny In day nnd Saturday present. The river this morning was 1.1 feet above low water murk, according to the government's gunge at the O. C. T.. ,i..iru iii-:,,r. ti,i, ...if -.,.,ir i.A . . P . 'J! . ' V . Has raised 1.4 leet. for the 24 hours;,"-, , ,. V i"";y ending at 8 o'clock this morning, u dividual display of larm products will rainfall of .15 foot was recorded. "warded a 7.o0 cash prize, while the best 100 ears display of any dent The attendance at the armory dance etr . cor" wiU ,re,!eive $7'.30I last Saturday evening was almost "'" ta,'lp,' Tho easli jmes for . double thut of former occasions. The i c,,rs . ,ten Bar exhibits include dances are now held under the nmu - agement of 11. ST. Stoudenmeycr and the l'eerless orchestra, the fine music of tho orchestra adding much to pleusure of tho dancers. Juvenile Artisans attention! The en- ,,.,.,; ,lt f , iiM'iinii.i v,..;.,., will be held in tho armory Wednesday evening. All friends invited. There will be rehearsal at 7 o'clock this even- ing in tho armory. Don't fail to bo there. o A bicycle belonging to C. E. Barber a Capital .1 on i nn 1 linotype operator, winch was stolen recently was lound by the Salem police yesterday on Fif teenth street near Mill street in tin brush. Tho hub had been cut from the rear wheel with a pair of pliers and the tire was taken from the rim. o Juvenile Artisans attention! The en ici tin uiiifii i ui me dinciiin; yiriisnilSi will be held in the nrmory Wednesday tertainment or tne Juvenile Artisans evening. All friends invited. There will be rehearsal at 7 o'clock tiiis even ing in the armory . Don't fail to be there. Instructions will be given to one of the opposing tennis in the Y.M.C.A. con test, lit the banquet to be given In evening at 11:45 o'clock. It is expected that moie than 100 active workers will be on hand to partake of the banquet and to also receive instructions as t what is expected of them in the cuniiii:' contest. While "1 arrests were made during the month of October by the Salem pie lice the present month bids fair to n. far below the rciord as but eight ar rests have bee n made in the first half of November and two of these were of prisoners who were held for I'nrtluud authorities. The other six were on drunk charges. The steamer Great Northern will sail for the last time, this season from Fla vol to San Francisco, tomorrow aft ernoon. The steamer will be placed in service during the winter, running be tween Sun Francisco, Los Angeles und Honolulu, sailing from San Francisco November 20, und every 20 days after wards. The fare from I'oiilnn'd on the boat to Honolulu and return, is $1:10. The Salem Ministers' association at their regular Monday meeting was ad dressed this morning by the Rev. James Lisle, who spoke on, " Tho Hebrews nnd Their N'eighobr Nations." The Hov. A. A, Winter is president of the associa tion, the Hov. Carl H. F.lliott, vice president, and the l!ev. H. B. Dorks, secretary and treasurer. Sundnv after noon Hov. H. H. Dorks spoke at the tlirls' Training school, and Jlev. R. N. Avisoa, at the 1 uberculusis hospital, can appreciate their novel act. o I The big comedy hits are Marion Juvenilo initiation at ..the armory. : Hieknell and K.l (libney, who put over Owing to public interest in the organ-!"011"-' lgli th"t nro brand new to Sa ization of the .juvenile lodge of Arti- i ll'm ".' u''r HKotdi, A Smull Town sans, it will be impossible to accomo- Johnnie. 4 date till those wishing to attend in tho! -Manager Bligh is to be complimented lodge hall, therefore the armory has 1 011 securing such good vaudeville, and been secured, and an invitation is ex-1 0,1 presenting it at popular prices. Kv tended to the pubic to witness tho ritu- ' ''' Sunday and Monday promise to be nl work nnd enjoy tho program- which j "V8 tho Hbgh from now on. will bo given in the nrmorv Wednesday 1 1 evening. Manv prominent state offi- American railroads spent 1 0,000,. cials aad ForHaud visitors will be prcs-! onu newspaper advertising during out, I the last fiscal year, and, like all con- o I sistcnt advertisers, they, nro now get- James R. Burton, of Folk county, who ting their money back, nud much moro enlisted in the marine corps from the ( besides. local recruiting ottice, November 0, has been accepted by the Fort land office I and is now undergoing the regular training of a murine at the government 1 barrack on Mare Island near Sail Fran- cisco. Francis J. Stew ni t, w ho w as ac-'a cepted by the local office at the samel lime, whs roiusou oy me uutunrmcs ni Washington, as ho wns but IS years of age. o Liberty for John Schultz, who esc - raped from the Oregon State Training school, was of short durntion ns he was captured yesterday near Newberg. He was seat to the training school about two years ago, and wus there again for breaking his parole. Several months ago, while out on parole, ho was stn by a train near Woodburn nnd was unconscious for several hours. 1 other young man, Dallas l'ope, who es - coped Saturday, is still at large. 0 The street committee of tho city coun-1 eil nt the session this evening, will recommend that the public market I established on Chemeki'ta street, next to the Barnes store. The committee specify that it shall be constructed of dressed lumber nud painted, und to re main under ther supervision nnd .juris-1 diction After the passage of this ord-, mobile show, January 22-20, nail in Do inance, it is up to tne Commercial club I troit, the exhibit of Ford and Stude to leave the public market in its present I baker ears, including the new Ford location, Liberty nnd Ferry streets, or! tractor. For their travels, they are to remove it to the proposed locution on : provided with two tickets, each five Clicmeketn street, ' feet and 11 inches long. Dr. R. E. L Steiner Is Reappointed As Head of State Insane Asylum Dr. It. V.. Lee Steiner has been re-ap- pointed by tho board of control as su perintendent of the Oregon State Hos pital for the insane, Dr. Steiner 's ireseut. appointment does not. expire until December ;!1 nf tiii venr. but. the has served more thnn eight years as superintendent of the asylum. Show at Woodburn j Was Great Success of this week in tho Woodburn, under tno auspices or tno Woodburn Com mercial and Agricultural association, aad L. J. Chnpin. j The awards for prizes are given byl tho merchants of Woodburn, and nrej mnslltr i rt.,l. Tl,., I.,- 1 1 .V T . j L Be,sl,k's warj9 on !iorn I"TCS arc, of" I crc,a 011 arm T- Tho best: ii;ivo juuiiucn c.iiJB iur 11 Clisil pi i:c of $4.00 nnd the best Hubbard squash is good for a $1.50 due bill. The own-1 cr of the best 12 onions will carry off 1 sp-i.00 homo with him, as well as the P" who h"8, "j? fl"est. 1m,rt "f ," wn sots- Other $4 cash prizes are for 1,10 1,est 1)0X of P11''S. l"y variety, and 1 tho noflt w"P0 of hops raised within I a radius of ten miles of Woodburn. For tho ladies a domestic science ' c011 will bo held Thursday afternoon and all day Friday, under the direction of Miss Kvelyn Conkin of the Wood bum High school. WILLAMETTE NOTES Mr. Tloiilen, general secretary for the intercollegiate prohibition association, snoke nt the collee V. if. I'. A. ves- ' , , . . , '"'lay ntternoon. He is interesting the college in the oratorical contest which is held bv associations, nnd for which a substantial prize is offered for the best oration. Ho also addressed the student body this morning at chapel. Willamette students were well pleased with last SaUinlnv's e;mip Forest, drove, when W. V. pulverized I'ncific V. L'l-7. JLi'd it not been for tho number of players who were in jured on Wilhunolio's teiini the score I would have been much larger. During the game "oaci Matthews was forced to use five quarter-backs that position scorned to receive particular attention from the 1'aeitic. team. Atlnl Irvine, ,'egular quarter received a sprnincri shoulder nnd had a tendon torn loose in his upper arm. "t lint" Archibald had his ankle broken and will prob ably not be out for football again this fall. Aside from numerous bumps and bruises the team sustained no serious injuries. Just what, team will play here Turkey Day has not been decided as yet. VAUDEVILLE AT BLIGH. That S. & C. vaudeville is a hit at the Bligh wns proved beyond a doubt by the capacity houses that greeted the classy bill at each performance. l'e'rlinps the net that created tho most comment was (Irey und Old Kose, a dfincing and singing team, that have just completed a tour of the Orpheum Circuit. The special drops for this num ber are the most beautiful ever seen locally, being nindo of pure silk, heav ily draped and corded, Tho Apacho ilunco of this duo simply "biouyh down the house." "The Four Wanderers, " two women and two men, spring one of the big sur prises of the program. Yon will have jto see tiiose clever singers before you ' " j James Carlson died yesterday at the Oregon State Tuberculosis hospital. Ar-1 rangements for funeral services wi P made ns soon ns word is received from; sister living in I'ortland. . o : uiuui, jmcjiui-uuuuh are unuer way lor the excursion to Kugene next Saturday I to witness the O. A. C-Oregon univer- 'si:v football game. The Marion conn- ;ty Alumni association, recently orgnn-t ! ized at the Marion hotel, endorses this! ! excursion, as it is for all O. A. C. iiimi j j ns well as U. of O. It is expected that j the tram will leave here about 0:45 in I ; the morning, arriving at Kugene at I ' noon, The special will return immedi-j lately after tho game. i o Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Knight will srU ! tomorrow afternoon on the steamer I Great Northern for Sun Frnneisco for n' I visit in the south nnd east that will ex- tend into next February. From Sua1 I Francisco, their travels will take them i to I.o? Angeles, New Orleans, Green-' wood, -Miss., and Other Mississippi points. From there, the trip will in clude n visit in Kentucky nt Mrs. Knight's former home. In Chicago, Mr. Knight will attend the Notional AutO1 .' SHIPLEY'S THANKSGIVING SALE RICHARDSON'S SNOW WHITE LINENS ENDS NOVEMBEE 24TH jjc sc sc jc sjc jc sjc sjc sc ?(( sc All the able-bodied men of the nation trained to fight is fairness, while de manding thut 400,000 shall enlist and the rest escape military service can hardly be called that. GROCERY SALEi at CONTINUES In view of the fact that so many of our out of town customers were unable to take advan tage of our sale, the Polk county and West Salem customers in par ticular, we have decided to continue the same for one week longer. 16 Pounds of Sugar for $1.00 as long as the present stock lasts. 3 Pounds of Strained Honey for 25c. 18 Pounds of Onions 2oc Pure Olive Oil Quart cans 70c Half gallon cans $1.40 Gallon cans $2.65 Coffee the 23c quality we sell at 20c. This is not 45c coffee. Cranberries, 10c per Qt. One Rogers AA Silver Teaspoon free with each lb. of our 50c tea Damon's Best Valley Flour, introductory price $1.15 a sack. i Creamery Bulkr, 3Gc i Pound. I 7 larp;e Rolls of Toliet I Paper for 25c. j These are strenuous I tiroes everyone wants 1 one hundred cents worth of groceries for $1.00. Buy now during this sale and put the difference in the bank. 855 N. Commercial St. Phone 68 When in SALEM, OREGON, stop at BLIGH HOTEL Strictly Modern Free and Private Baths RATE3: 75c, $1.00, $1.50 PEiTda The only hotel in tho business district. Nearest to all Depots, Theatres and Capitol Buildings. A Komo Away From Homo. T. Q. BLIGH, Prop. Both Phones. Free Auto Bus. SHIPLEY'S THANKSGIVING SALE EICHARDSON'S SNOW WHITE LINENS ENDS NOVEMBER 24TH LIGHTNING WASHING POWDER THE NEW DISCOVERY IN WASH ING COMPOUNDS Removes dirt without rubbing TMa remarkable soap powder Is unexcelled for washing floors, paint work, dishes or any purpose for which soap is used. Removes paint, pitch, stains, or spots of any kind from any garment no mat ter how delicate the texture, without injury to the garment. ..Does not in jure the hands, in fact It is excellent for. the bath. SMITH & LUCAS, MARION COUNTY AGENTS, WHITE HOUSE RESTAUR ANT, TEL. 196. AGENTS WANTED. CALL OR TELEPHONE 0. K. Grocery, Damon & Son, 156 South 12th Streot 855 North Com mercial Street AGENTS This Advertisement and 20 cents en titles the ho'der to one full size pack age of Washing Powder. Cash prize coupon in each package.