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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OHEGON, MONDAY, NOV. 22, 1915.
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SHOES
lie Real Shoe Sale
WILL BE EXTENDED ONE MORE WEEK WITH ANOTHER BIG CUT.
Don't miss these great bargains. Dozens of lines of our highest grade merchan
dise have been sold down to short runs and we have put them in the bins at un-
hcard of prices. SEE THE BARGAIN BASEMENT.
BIG REDUCTIONS IN REPAIR WORK Men's Half Soles, 75c; Ladies' Half
Soles, 50c. All Leather Heels, 25c; Rubber Heels; 25c and 50c. m
BIG LINE LADIES' LACE SHOES, both in black and colored tops; regular $5.00
grades, now go at ...... $2.95
A FEW OF THE MANY BARGAINS TO BE OFFERED IN THIS SALE
Boys' $5.00 grades High Top Boots,
hand made, same as men's shoes, now
go. at $3.95
Men's Dress Shoes, regular $3.50 and
$4.00 grades now go, at $2.95
Men's Dress Shoes, regular $5.00
grades, now go at $3.95
Men's Dress Shoes, regular $6.00 and
.$7.00 grades, nowo at $4,95
Ladies' Dress Shoes, regular $3.00
grades, now go at $1.95
Ladies' Dress Shoes, regular $3.50
grades, now go at . $2.95
Ladies' Dress Shoes, regular $4.00
grades, now go at $3.35
Ladies' $5.00 Dress Shoes nosr go
at $3.95
Boys' $4.00 High Top Boots, best
grades, now go at $3.35
Boys' $3.50 High Top Boots, all sizes;
good grades; now go at $2.95
Men's Short Rubber Boots, regularly
sold at $3.50, now go at $2.50
Men's Short Rubber Boots; regularly
sold at $5.00, now go at $3.95
Men's $7.00 Hip Boots, best snag proof,
now go at $5.95
EXTRA
SPECIAL
Men's $8.00 16-inch High Top Boots, best grades,
double stitched, buckles, now go at $5.95
Men's $7.50 12-inch High Top Boots, best grades;
double stitched, waterproof, now go at $495
We have these two lines in all sizes, and plenty of them. And are going to close
them out.
EXTRA SPECIAL Ladies' 20-button and 14-inch lace Hip Top Shoes, in best
styles; regular $5.00 grades, go at ' $2.95
Big line of Men's and Women's $1.50 to $2.50 House Slippers, all styles, go at 95c
Children's $1.50 Shoes, all styles, now
go at 95c
Children's $1.75 Shoes, all styles, now
go at $1.35
Children's $2.00 and $2.25 Shoes, all
styles, go at $1.65
Children's $2.50 and $2.75 Shoes, all
styles, go at $1.95
Boys' $2.50 Shoes, best grades, all
styles, now go at $1,95
Boys' $3.00 Shoes, best grades, all
styles; now go at --$2.35
Boys' $3.25 Shoes, best grades, all
styles now go at $2.65
Boys' $3.50 Shoes, best grades, all
styles, now go at $2.95
SPECIAL ON MEN'S LOGGER BOOTS Big line $6.00, some $6.50 and $7.00
Boots, now ge at $3.95
DUX BAX
OIL
The oil that makes your
shoes waterproof or your
money back for the empty
can. Try a can on these
terms 25c
EVER WEAR
' HOSE
Are guaranteed to give bet
ter satisfaction than any
hose you have ever bought
or a new pair. No questions
asked.
ba&nr tho enemy was repulsed lu the
lbar viilley.
I. n 1 II Tho l'luiii of the WueK nutrd, tvos-
At Dardanelles Again ov0 scene f history i.uttu-, again
. I the iiite of bloody buttling.
Allies Are Hammering
(Cortiuued from rage One.)
They have forced, too, a passage of
tho upper IVuin.
Montenegrin lire giving buttle, but
ngnlnst tremendous odds. More Hum
2,000 Additional prisoners huvo been
taken by tho Austrian. East of Vovl-
GO ON TRIAL TODAY
Hamburg-American Line Ac
cused of Aiding German
Commerce Raiders
Now York, Nov. 22. Karl Buenz,
former German consul general at New
York, and officials of the Hamberg
Amerienn line wenit to trial before
Judge Howe today, ehnrged with con
spiring to supply German commerce
raiders in the north and south Atlan
tic. Meanwhile, within a fortnight, the
government experts to indict at least
six ring ; leaders and bomb and muni
tion plots, probably including several
women. Several Teutons representa
tives, bankers, businessmen and a
horde of petty agents will he involved,
federal authorities said.
forty million dollars, it is claimed,
were at tho disposal of tho leaders, to
stop munition smpments to the allies.
Ju the Hamberg-Amerii an case, a
manifest found in the belly of a shark
after being dropped overboard by a
German raider, will be used, it issiiid,
to nrove lrnrt of the government case.
Assistant Federal Attorney Wood
asked the talesmen if thoy knew Ger
man Ambassador Von Bemstorff and
attaches Boy-ed and Von Fnpen, while
both sides quizzed the jury prospects as
to their war sympathies.
Attorneys for the defense snid thoy
would admit many nets of which the
government complained, but would con
tend that theso did not constitute viola
tion of federal laws.
NORTHWEST GALE
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Gather it in !
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Light a PIEDMONT and see for yourself why
they hold such a record for sales.
Men wouldn't be going after more and more and
MORE PIEDMONTS if they didVt find them
exactly what we say they are.
PIEDMONTS are made of all -pure Tobacco
blended in -a way to give them an unusually
gooa taste. JXO,,
Packed
20 for 10c
ar:aue ot
Coupon in Every Package "Tackle It"
Astoria and Other Coast
Points Experienced Sever
est Brow
STEFANSSON FOUND
BY CAPTAIN LANE
AFTER LONG SEARCH
POULTRY
FOODS
Now is the time to change
your feed and make the hen
lay.
SCRATCH FOODS
Thli mixture U one of the
best grain feeds that can be
mixed for laying hem. It 1
yery UtUe higher than wheat
and a far better feed. Try a
tack and let the result.
LAYING MASH
At tills Unit of rear, your
hem need something In a hot
mash feed and our Laying Mash
certainly It the mixture for that
purpose.
Use it with the tcTtitch food
and you will niaka the hone lay,
ftnd eggt art ceratlnly hlgn, to
do not delay. Order today. Fret
delivery la tlit city,
D. A. WHITE & SONS
Phone 100. 251 tate 8t.
Report Bnlgar Defeat.
l'ni'is, Nov. 21!. Crushing defeat of
the lliilgnrs tit Loskovnc south of Nish
on the Nish-Sulonikn railway was claim
ed by the Herb legation today. Kxperts,
however, doubted the story, Perhaps,
they said, a skirmish occurred there,
but an overwhelming battle is practical
ly impossible for the Hnlgnrs are in
great strength In the I.eskovnc region,
while the Herbs have been driven 5U
miles westward.
Turks Art Drowned.
London, Nov. 22. Nearly all aboard
n Turkish transport carryitig COO sol
doiers in the Hen of Marmora perished,
according to reports today, when the
vessel was mined mid sunk.
The Uritish steamships Merganser of
2,000 tons and llullnmshire of 4,420 tons
have been sunk by suloinrlnes but their
crews were saved. The admiralty did
not announce where tho sinkings oc
curred,
fact disposes of rumors that Italy is
not bucking the other powers,
Sorbs Are Routed.
Berlin, via London, Nov. 22. Repulse
of Serbian rear guard notions in tho
lbnr valley, nnd capture of 2,li00 more
prisoners wore recounted in today's war
office statement,
Claim Austrian Success.
Berlin, by wireless to Tuckerton, N.
,T., Nov. 22. Helnforcing (loritu with
Tyrol troops, the Austrian have deliv
ered strong counter attacks under which
enemy nssuults broke down, according
to n' Vienna dispatch today. Counter
attacks to dislodge the Italians from
Osluvla continue.
DOBIB DENIES RUMOR,
British Moke Demand.
J London, Nov. 22. Replying to
charges that the Kugllsh are sending
i transports to the Orient disguised nit
hospital ships, mi admiral official said
today the story by United t ress Staff
Correspondent Ackermnn, quoting a
(lerman official, whi absolutely false.
The British authority declared England
hat used her hospital ships in accord
ance with Tho llsgue tud Ueueva convention.
Seattle, Wash., Nov. 22. "I 'nnve
not authorized any statement to the
effect that 1 intend to resign after the
close of tho present season," said
Coach Gilmour Dobie of tho University
of Washington team here today, fol
lowing a published report thnt he
would quit football forever. "When
tho time comes I shall net n I see lit.
T don't wish to moke nny comments. I
u merely denvimr it."
Wiien a storv wns printed nere io
tho effect thnt Dobie, tired of coach
ing, would quit and move to Berkeley,
tho tutor of teams thnt have not been
defeated In 11 yenr was besieged with
calls.
Dobie s contract culling for flUOO
a year does not expire until after the
sou sou o IV Ml.
INTERMEDIATE FOOTBALL.
English Submarines.
Copeiilisger, Nov. 22. Kngland has
added a big now fleet of submarine to
those already operating la the Baltic.
Tho new vessel were oonvored br a
cruiser and torpedo boat flotilla, thus
explaining recent stories of navtl activ
ity in the Csttegat.
Italy In Full Accord.
Rome, Nov. 22. The Italian minister
at Athens 1 known to be co-oporatlag
with the allies in their negotiation
concerning the Balkan situation. Tbii
Portland, Or., Nov. 22. Damage
done by the southwest gale Sunday
was being repaired today. The wind
blew forty-two miles an hour in Port
land. The riL'ht field fence at the
Coast league iiurk was blown down and
several small buildings around town
demolished.
Astoria experienced tho severest
blow of tho season. A portion of the
roof of the municipal wharf pnssengor
shed was torn off. Tho Peruvinn bark-
entine Judith broke her moorings and
drifter into Pier No. 1 but did no dam
age. " 1
At Ilammond the waves, whipped by
the gale, cut into tho sand shore to a
depth of 110 feet, almost 'reaching hous
es nlong the beach.
Burview reported that tho sens were
again menacing buildings endangered
by the high tides n couple of weeks
ago.
Kidnaper of Christie
Is Held For Murder
Seattle, Wash., Nov. 22. Edward
Kranse. held in connection with the al
leged kidnaping of William Christie, of
Juneau, aim now believed to be a do
sorter from the armr, has boen formal
ly charged witn the murder of (hristio,
according to dispatches from Juneau.
Krauso was arrested hero a ween ago
following bis nrrival from tho north on
a charpo of impersonating a federal of
ficer. He is believed to have boon tho
mnn who served a subpoena on Christie
nt the Treadwell mine. Ciiristia went
aboard Krauso s launch to accompany
him to Juncnu, and has never boen
board or since.
Friends of ('hristio are today drag
ging (lastinenu channel for hiB body
They believe they inn v also find ths
body of Cnptaln Jumes 0, Plunkott, al
so believed to bo one of Krauso ' vie
thus. Plunkett is supposed to luvvo
seen (.'hristio go aboard. Krause'B
launch. Shortly after Christie's dis
appearance Plunkott also wns missing,
Fred McClard Arrested
On Charge of Arson
ired Mo.cinrd, of this city, wns ar
rested Saturday afternoon on a chnrge
or arson and will bo given a prelimin
ary hearing in justice court troiorrow
forenoon, Mel lard was nrraiirned be
fore City Recorder Elirin, ns ex-official
justice of the pence and rolenscd on
$-50 bonds. It is ehnrged that Me
Ward burned some clothes and person
al effects In a closet at 1745 Court
street on November 7 and that ho had
the property insured during tho later
part of October nnd hud lived nt the
lnce but a short time. Ho is suid to
liave collected about 1"5 insurance on
the property destroyed.
Rlo.Clnrd is about ,11) years old and i
unmarried, lie is a school teacher by
profession but is not employed in tin
county.
Seattle, Wash., Nov. 22. The story
of one of the most remarkable trips
evor made in the Arctic ice, that by
Viljhamar Stefnnsson, was brought to
Seattle today by Captnin Louis Lane,
veteran North sea skipper and friend
of the explorer, who arrived from Nome
and Cordova.
It was Captain Lane who, on the
flimsiest of chances, hunted Stefnnsson,
lone iriven un ns lost, and found him
recently off the northern coast of Bonks
Land.
Under the midnight sun the two old
friends embrace, deliverance coming at
time when the explorer's supplies had
dwindled to a minimum.
Stefansson had just completed the
longest and most daring sled trip ever
made in the Arctic," Baid uiptain
.nne. "For six months ho nnd his three
companionsh, Storkinscn, Anderson and
Thmipson had trnvorsed the north of
Bunks Land and the new continent he
discovered, relying entirely on their
rifles for food.
Tho remarkable thing is that not
Denver. Col.. Nor. 22. Football en
tliusinsts looked forward today with
keen interest to the game Thanksgiv
ing Doy at Fort Collin between Colo
rndo Aiwle and Denver university
which will decide the Rocky Mountain
conference. With a clean record for
the season, the Aggie are generally
iookcu upon as inn prouauiv wiunpra.
WILL ATTEND GAME.
New York. Nov. 22. IWdent Wil
on will toe the armv and navy foot
bU game here on Thanksgiving Day.
NEW TENNIS CHAMPION.
8an Francisco. Nov. 22. Carl
Oarduer today is tennis champion of
the bay district, havlne defeated Leon
Straus, bnr counties junior champion
in the final mntca of the tourtinntcn
which begun a month ago. Gardner
won in ithraigiit sets, 0-4, 6-2, 7-6.
EDDIE BURNS MARRIES.
Ran Frnnclnco, Nov. S2. Eddie
Horns, catcher for the Philadelphia Na
tionnls, will becomo a benedict Wed
nesday night. Burn will wed Miss
Viola Lal'orte of Mouterey, Eddie
Ilsllinnn, third baseman for the Salt
Lake club will be the best man.
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So
once did they miss a meal, so keen was
their hunting instinct and so true their
marksmanship.
"The little party lived entirely on
seal, although they had hoped to get
polar bear."
Stefansson and his party, said Cap
tain Lane, are writing the most roman
tic chapter of Arctic history and will re
turn to civilization within tho next two
years with a valuable fund of scientific
knowledge.
The explorer's plan is to remain on
the newly discovered laud for nt least
two years.
Supplies enough to Inst for three
years are now cached there, thanks to
Lane's courage and friendship.
The new tribe of BO-called "blondo
eskima" who have an almost idolatrous
regard for Stefnnsson, nre migrating
north to liis Banks Land camp, accord
ing to Lane and will assist the explor
er in every way this winter.
Lane ,after finding Stefnnsson, sold
him his whaler "Polur Bear'.' and quan
tities of supplies.
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PHONE 937 For wood saw.
PIGS FOR SALE rhone 53F13. Nov23
AUTO FOR HIRE Phone 114. Dec23
CITY
768.
OAK POSTS FOR SALE 9 cents each.
2349 Chorry Ave. Novza
WANTED Work with team, of any
kind. Will do it cheap. Phone 172a.
Auto Department of
Secretary of State
Does Rushing Business
During the last 10 days the automo
bile department of the Secretary of
Stnto' office hns been doing a rush
incr business in the rcffistrntlon of auto-
mobilos and othor motor vehicles. Li
cciiso tug No. 1 will be carried by the
nr belonging to r.dward I'unruas, oi
I'ortlnnd, No. 2 was secured by Aaron
Prank, of Portland, and No. 3 by J. O.
Ainsworth. also of Portland. Numerous
applications wero received for No. 13,
zi, and lor wo. liiiu, ana ino ciorss oi
tho office apportioned them out by
lottery. Frank E. Wntkins, of Port
land, secured No. 13, and No. 23 went
to Will Lipman, also of Portland. Mrs.
Lenta WesUcott, of this city received
the number 1916.
Over 2.000 applications have already
been received nt tho automobile de
partment since November 11. The li
cense fairs will bo sent out to the auto
owners about December 15 but they
lire not allowed to put them on their
cars until Jnnunry 1, of 1918. The
tags for tho coming year will be on
red enamel with white letters and the
year on each end of the tag.
. WOODBURN DEFEATED.
Defense Grills Witness
In Trial of Schmidt
Los Angeles, Cal., NoV. 22. Dcfonse
Counsel Edwin McKenzie today began
a gruelling cross-examination of Mrs.
A. J. Hall, formerly a stenographer -in
the offices' of J. J. McNamara. Sho
is one of the principal witnesses for
the prosecution in the murder trial of
M. A. Schmidt, alleged McNamara ac-
como ice.
Mrs. Hall in-Jier testimony identified
numerous checks beannsr the signa
tures of J. J. McNamara and J. M.
Ryan. Somq of these checks, the state
nlloces. were for funds used in the
furtherance of ft so-cnlled nation-wide
dynamite conspiracy, one of tho results
of which is snul to have boen tno de
struction of tho Times building here.
SAFE WAS LOOTED
Woodland, Cal., Nov. 22. Four hun
dred dollars in gold and silver was
the loot of yeggmen who blew the safe
in the Southern raciric depot Here
early today. A heavy charge of nitro-
glycerino win used in blowing the door
clear across the room.
It is believed tho yeggmen escaped
in automobiles stolen from Sacramento
Sunday night.
Last Snturdnv. before a small but
enthusinstio crowd of Woodburn foot
ball fans, tho local high school boys
were handed another defeat, by the
Newberg gladiators at the city park.
The Woodburn boy were outweigh
ed about ten rounds to tho man nnd
were also handicapped by the absenco
of thoir tar end, who is now suitor
ini from a badly cut hand, recoived
while splitting wood. "Itasty" Rico
has been one of the mainstay of tho
team all season and the report of tne
accident was quito a, shock to hi team
mate. The local boy should receive great
crodit for the wav they fought the en-
ing the ball within a few yard of
Woodburn 't goal but failing to put it
over, duo to the ncrnppy resistance of
the W. U. . independent.
DALLAS LOCAL NEWS
Mr. Mry Carr Curtiss. general e
retary of the Student Foroign Mission
ary society, apoke at Willamette chapel
this morning. 8ht it traveling about
throughout the eolleget constantly and
hence is in close touch with all of the
movements which student are interest
ed in. Sht stated that the college In
Europe were depleted of the ttrongeit
and best students, the leader going to
the battle front. This state of affair
ht thrown upon American college tu-
FIR WOOD $3.51 per cord.
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GOOD GEESE For siile. Phone 37F11.
NovKS
FOR SALE Store building at a bar
gain. Phone 1380-W. JNov ZU
FOUND Bunch of keys. Call at Whita
House Restaurant. JNovas
TWO SEVEN ROOM HOUSES One
furnished, for rent. See U. W Jonn
son. tf
JERSEY COWS And heifer for tale,
cheap. C. S. Bowne, Aumsvillo, Ore
gon. tt
FOR RENT Modern 5 room house,
furnished sewing machiae. 49a 8.
17th. Phone llou'J. Nov23
DRIED LOGANBERRIES WANTED
At 17'a cents. Address G. O. Boyce,
1795 8. High street. Nov23
FOR RENT River bottom and stock,
near Snlom. 502 Salem Bank of Com
merce Bldg. Phone 370. tf
GOAT MEAT-
First elass only. 3c per
r city.
Decia
pound, delivered to any part of city.
156 S. 12th. Phone 2419.
FOR SALE High grade upright piano,
condition.
nnd bench, first
Phone 125.
class
Nov23
GOAT MEAT 4 and fie per pound.
Independent Market.
Commercial strot.
107
South
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RUMMAGE SALE Now on at 269
State, by the Court street Christian
church. . tfl
ATTEND The Degree of Honor
cooked food sale and bazaar at the
Imperial Furniture store tomorrow.
Nov2a
home, for 40 or more acres improved,
suitable for dairying. W. O. Liston,
484 Court. Nov23
dents a sense of responsibility, the
like of which they have never before
felt, and their actions are beginning
to show that they realize that they
kan. fVPAnf tnulr KnAi.n llnm Hrnnt
stress must be laid upon tho education J EXC1I ANGE-15 acre suburban
. . I I hnmii fn All mnra an.oa inmrnv.it
of women said Airs. Curtiss. An inter
national statesman recontly said, "The
most powerful element of human so
ciety is women who mould the linos of
little cnildrcn, who will make tue na
tion in 23 years."
To this end colleges have been estab
lished in many foreign countries to edu
cate the women. Mrs. Curtiss will speak
to the student volunteer band this ev
ening. The vesper service held yesterday
afternoon in the Phlodorian halls by
the Y. M.-Y. M. C. A., were well at
tended, over a hundred being there.
Miss Mary Schulti rendered a beautiful
solo on the violin that held the audi
ence spellbound, so entrancing wa the
music.
Miss Cathy sang a solo that was much
appreciated. The main attraction of
the meeting, however, was the lecture
by Dr. J. O. Hall, on "The Inside of
tho Cup." Hi treatise of thit popular
novel was very interesting ana waa en
joyed by all present.
Dean Geo. H. Alden will give the sec
ond lecture, of the Willamette facultj
lecture conrm. thi evening at 8 o'clock
in the chapel in Waller hall. Hit tub-
30,000.00 For improved farm loant.
5,000 loans preferred. Muw lie
good. 7 per cent. Ernest Blue, IS
ush Bank Bldg. Nov23
WILL GIVE BOARD AND ROOM-
to elderly lady, for companionship.
Reference required. Phone 637.
Residence 2005 Ferry. Nov28
O. W. EYRE and L. C. Cavanough trei
buying fat bogt and paying highest
cash price to ship to Portland.
Phone O. W. Evre, 220tK4 or L. O.
Cavanaugh, 2183M. tf
FOR SALE Good driving mae, t
good Percheron colt, 1 good martt
colt, paced, 1 buggy. 1 hack, 8 eta
harness, 1 whjte sky Joodle dog,
nice house pet. . 2305 N, Broadway.
Nov2t
ject will be entitled "What I Saw la
Mexico," and will be of interest i
much a the topic Mexico it a much d
eussed one at the present time. Ever
ont U Invited to attend the lecture.
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