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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON. TUESDAY, FEB. 8, 1916. Have you tried this delightful new 1916 drink? 1 1 has leaped into almost instant populari ty all over the state. Made of Oregon's two great natural products hops and barley. Non-intoxicating. Serve it at m nome wiin JlJyyout meals and as a treat when your friends come. Pour out a glass see it foam and sparkle. Full of vim and nourishment. Order a case to Jay from your dealer- Paul Marnach, 1 46 N. Commercial St. Roth Gromcry Co. 134 N. Liberty St. IWgfe Mada only by J.gir-.-. .nUKhrUrmu-, OAfif HenrvWeinhard Plant MSd ruruana, vjregon r, - 17 III I X 1 C 1 1 1, 3 121 iru Sport News i interesting one. The following will ac company the team: K. (.'.' Bisho),' W. I. Staley, Oscar B. Gingrich, K. T. Mclntlre, TV'. D. Evans, J. B. Young, Jas. Marr, J. H. Farrar, H. V. Compton, I,. H. Compton, A. A. Schramm, Paul B. Wallace and Clar ence Walls. Mrs. H. C. Bishop. Mrs. W. I. Staler, Mrs. J. H. Farrar and Mrs. Oscar B. Gingrich. Animal Meeting of National League Is Now On In New York TODAY'S ODDEST STORY Onry, I ml., Feb. 8, It was so cold here during a perforin' nnce of n musical comedy that the chorus girls shivered until their knees knocked together. .V buhl headed man in the re:r got so excited he rushed to the box office nihl bought a front sent, lliiuking a new dunce was being presented. COURT HOUSE NEWS Rep! ies Are Received To Letters Sent Out Itusiness houses as well as many in dividual are receiving replies to their letters written during the loiter writ-1 im,' week. I W. .M, lliiniiltou, president of the! cniumcrcinl club receive. I this reply! fruni a friend in St. I.ouis: 'While Oregon is not, new to me. I! ipprerinte ery much your invitation to consider Oregon as a recreation J ground for my next vacation peiiod. l! luivo a-sed so'ue very pleasant daySj in Oregon, sutficiriit cin-h time to cre-j ate a desire to spend more time in yom'j st.'ilo." Ilnuser Bros, received this replvl from a friend in St. l'aul who h td been inviteil to come out and see: "If you have literature in regard to Oregon, I shall be glad to have you mail it to me. I nm always looking for li better place than 1 had list vear. '' Tom l.nrson, the IHyenr-old girl of Quiaaby, who ' recently attracted some attention by efforts to secure her re louse from the Girls' Industrial school, lias filed a suit in the circuit court against County .ludgo V. M. Bushey uml Mrs. F. M. Hopkins, matron of the school, asking $5,000 damages for being deprived of lier liberty. She alleges in her complaint that she was sent to the. gills' school October 8, 10 15, where she was detained for (id days. She says she was held in restraint by iron bins and locked doors and that she was not permitted to talk about her relatives to her parents when they came to visit her. Then she says that for punishment about October 25 she was compelled to maintain silence and not allowed to talk to I li other girls and she considers Mieiscll damaged in the sum of .,uo 'She alleges further that the order foi I her commitment was not issued until i November 11 and that it was stated in, I the order that it was made in Novem-1 tier ami that thromrh an error the or j der was not entered on the court jour , mil on October S. The Larson girl was committed to the 'school upon complaint of her father, according to Judge Bushcy and ntte 'she had been there .-kiio time she was said to have aided some girls to escape i from tho institution nud was being pun ished for this when her parents appeal- ' ,l I,, II,,. I, ,,,,! ,,(' ..,.!,',, I f.,r I,,.,. , New York, Feb. 8. The best baseball year in recent history of the national game is at hand, according to the opin ion of magnates who gathered here to day for the continuation of the annual meeting of the National league. Where tho club owners a year ago were forced to discuss only " war meas ures" against the Federal league all was serenity and optimism today be cause of the recent ending of the base ball war. The spirit of trading was in the air everywhere in the lobbies of the Waldorf hotel before the magnate went into formal session there. The demise of tho Federal league hns re leased a whole flock of players of the first order of talent nnd nearly every club was "loaded up" with material for effecting advuntageous trades. Principal topics of discussion aside from the trade, were tlie drufi'iirr rnln.i mm im- iinu iiiiiiiiii mi' iiumuer or players on each cdlub to 21. It is ex pected that tho present session will ote ot raise tho player limit to 25. in order to give each team tin opportunity to take snro of some of tho Federal league players. At the annual banquet at the Wal dorf tonight, the magnates will cele brate tho fortieth anniversary of the organization of the National league but these festivities have been subordinat ed in tlm mnrn a.ir;,.,,., c .1... . . . ...v.u a.., tui,,! llll.-llir. Ill l in- I day. . The new club owners took their places with the National league magnates for nie tirst timo today. They are Percy 0 .Uaughton. new president of the Bos ton club, and Charles Weeghmnn. own er of the reorganized Chicago Cubs. BOUT FOR CHAMPIONSHIP Portland, Ore., Feb. 8. Eddie O 'Cou ncil, wrestling instructor at the Mult nomah club and Waller "Miller, of St. l'aul, will 'settle the question of mid dleweight supremacy in Portland Feb ruary 2(1. Miller is hailed sis middle weight champion in I be east. He came to Portland especially to get a match with O'Connoll. The weight for the match is 15s pounds, but both men will probably weigh five or six pounds less than this. Lojus Take Two Out of Three From Elks The Loju bowlers won two games from the Elks ami dropped one at the club alleys last nitrht, the winners piled up a total of 2597 pins and the losers upset by 24K5. Hussey of the F.Ik teun made the high score of 221 and the high average of IPO. Tjie score follows: Lojus. 1 2 .1 A v. Statesman 108 1(!9 IliS 108 I'ilkentou 17.'l 101 105 177 Hill 152 IliS 1.12 151 Freland IS 1 1!tl 1P.2 188 Ii. Day IliS 1!I7 ISO 1S2 Totals : S42 SS8 SOT. Total pins, 2507. Team average 17.1. Elks. 1 2 3 Ralph IIS 112 151 I'ratt lf2 1112 IH2 Kav 174 174 174 Skiff 145 147 loo' Huss'' 170 188 2I1 I,-.. ... -..-.. . -"''-""-.r ,llni n, inmift.wgt.'nia n ii u ihit- - in an firht'ic1" wrMn i- nn mi '-' T '"on rfciaii iiii liiiMwK Come on and Belong Fall in line with Tuxedo, and you and "Tux" will never fall outJ Join the army of Smokers of the" Sunny Smile, who have found the world's top-notch tobacco and are spreading the good newhi puffs, of pure pleasure. A v. i:!7 1 r2 1 174 151 10fi Totals 77S Rbi S7I Total pins 24'55. Teun average Kit. SPORTING SCRAPS New Orleans, Feb. 8 The best Kid Williams, bantnnmweight. champion, could get after 20 rounds of fast mill ing with Pete Harman, of New Orleans, was a draw. Ml ,. 'IMII'i'li (IMS II ll'll'll, III I ll-i ,,,, ,iii',i,.i,it..B ii ri.nl Ii,.ut-Iinr! ll'llSO. M I'S. llllpkillS OptlOSCil till' fOll'llSI1 letter from Oregon, lie writes as fol lows: ''The way merchants calling itteutiou to tin their slate and toe cordial invitations tliey are extending, is the best piece of advertising the writer has seen for some time and should bring results. of the girl at this timo but a short time later she was sent home to her parents. in Oregon are rogue rage are uuorucys ior me beauties of! plaintiff. Owing to tho snow which has covered i the ground for the past mouth. litt! ! road work has been done and the road The letter sent by the Imperial Fur-land highway warrants for January to- niliire ( o. struck n responsive chord tal but $1,211.42, which is the record at Hay City, Michii'un, The reply , for the smallest amount since the busi reads ' I have been out I ness of the county your country present proportions. has grown to its The general war rants totaled $7,075.71 for January. J. P. Smilli lias brought suit against Robert llorubeck alleging that the do ft' u la ii t wrongfully withholds posses sion of 40 ueres of land in this county and lie demands restitution of the land and $2,000 damages. MeNnry & Me Nary are attorneys for the plaintiff. Mini know something of its attractive iiesx, nud I want to tell you, if 1 were foot loose, nud free to do so, I would be out there helping you to build tip l ii state." F. H. Barton found a friend nt' Schenectady, N. Y., who does not need much urging, lie writes: j "Your letter sounds very summer like to us in New York. I niii familiar! with your part of tho country uud was1 . . , . , , favorably impressed on both inv vis-'. ventory and appraisement filed (;, , in the probate court today in the estate i m i of Joseph Fery shows tiiat the estate Ask The Capital Journal about Job ' f "'"I 'property to the value ot printing. $1,100 nnd personal property to the val- !. i : no of $155. L, II. (Irassnian, N. F. strain and John L, Wood were the appraisers. There was no court today ia depart ment No. 1 of Hie circuit court as Judge Kelly has cleaned up the docket of cases to be tried before n jury with the ex ception of the Stool damage case whicl will bo argued before the jury during the latter part of this week. Three of the juiviiicu have been ill but it is ex pected that they will soon be able to at tend to their court duties. Judge Kel ly will hear two cases without n jury. All other cases have been continued until the April term and the jury discharged. XX "After T driving more than 10,000 miles. I couldn't find enough carbon to fill the hol low of your hand." That motorist was writing about Zcrolrne, Practically all who ,,se it have the same experience. That's because ZEROLENE ikt ShnJanJ OiiBrMoior Cm U made from selected California crude asphalt-base. Zerolene that gen Into the ex plosion chamber dnetn't "split lip" into gummy, carbon form ing deposits, but afier complet ing it efficient work, U con sumed and passes out on eOiaust. Next time you empty the crank e, rclill vwih Zeroiene. Standard Oil Company (California) Salem Today was natuialization day ia Judge Calloway 'a department of the circuit court and liev. James K.lviii do liceied a patriotic address to the appli cants. The following were examined li Naturalization F.xauiinor llazznrd: Fred l.orotitz, Shaw; Alfred tleorge Mercer. Macleav uud Salem; Frederick W. Har tels, Silverton; Albert llanbnuin, tier vais; Matthew llenkes, 'Woodburn: Se ven M. Stin ml. Silverton; I.nuls fruiti er, Salem; Anton liuser, Mt. Angel; 1'inlay Ldison Peterson, Salem; lius tav Mumd, Suleru; Hasinas Anderson, Jefferson; Stephen Buumiiii, Woodburn; Charles John Cook, Salem; Claude Percv Slude, Silverton; Stephen It, Seifer, Mt. Angel; .lames Sliipp, Jsiilem; August Ceorge Carl, Salem; Henry tieorge Carl, Salem. 'U7 ! - r ,js WAR ODDITIES Norwich, Kng. Norwich's women postmen include one with H distinguished univer sity career who holds the de gree of "l.',,'' Loudon. The youngest ma jor in the British army is Ma jor tiregson, Monmouthshire regiment, who was promoted to that rank at 22. Settle Question Tonight. Portland, Ore., Feb. 8. Whot her Portland's ico hockey team will take part in tho world's championship series will be determined tonight in a game with Yaneouver on the local ice. By winning tonight's game Port laud will practically cinch the cham pionship. On the other hand, if Van couver wins only one game will separate the two tennis for the leadership. Competition for the individual scor ing record is practically keen with "Cyclone" Taylor of Vancouver, and Charley Tobin of Portland, close together. Outfielder Cost 86,000. New York, Feb. 8. It cost the New York flinnts $(i.000 to get the services of Kddie Rousch, Federal league out fielder, it was nnnounced today by President ITarry Hempstead, who was one of tho brightest stars of the Fed eral league, played with the Newark Federals last year. Salem Business Men to Invade Albany for Handball Tournament The Business lien's Handball team of tho Y. M. C. A. Business Men's club will meet tho Albany Business Men at Albany on Thursday night instead ot Friday as was formerly nnnounced. The local men are practicing hard for the coming contest nud with one champion and two former chnnipions accompany ing the team tho mutch ought to be an Br J Triangle Ficturos OREGON Today Tomorrow, Thursday Thomas Jefferson In a . Great Griffith Feature 'Sable Lordia "The Sablo I.orclia" ia a highly diverting melodrama of the far reaching vengeance of the Chinese tongs. N. Y. Telegram. HIS FATHER'S TOOTSTEP3 Another Keystone Scream Featuring TORD STERLING "Home of Triangle" tiAAii tAsAiTsU! Philadelphia. Feb. 8 Newspaper men awarded Johnny Dundee the decision in his six round bout with Jimmy Murphy at the Olympic Athletic club". New York, Feb. 8. A stiff right punch to the stomach in the third round delivered by Joe Azcvedo put Billy Ben nett to the canvas nt the Pioneer Sport incr club. In falling. Bonnet wrench ed his ankle and could not rise. Kansas City, Feb. S Ad Wolgast's eyes were swollen shut today and Frnakie Burns had a broken iiose as the result of their six round slupsring match, here last night. It was a draw. Berkeley, Cal.. Feb. 8. A baseball conch for the I'nievrsily of California Will llP pllAWOn fnmr.,M.r,r,. ., I t 1... 1 1. " ii 1 1; ii t 1 1 v I ii I oxofutivp committoc of tho shulenf 1111V. r3 rvy whfttiii;&v m -8 Y (-1 Get a Can TO-DAY From Your Hardware or Grocery Dealer IW1 !l 1 The Oregon Wholesale and Retail Hide and Junk Co. Has moved from their former location, lit) Court street, to .107 South Com mercial. (Tho old stand of the Lawr ence Grocery, corner Ferry nnd Com mercial streets) and are open for busi ness nt that place. Highest prices paid for hides, wool, copper, brass, iron, etc. Before selling elsewhere, consult us for prices. D. Samuel, proprietor. Phone, 100; Res. Phone, 1737-W. Good Buys in Real Estate 15 acre fruit farm. 5 ncros bearini' lirnnes. ' nrriw nf innittis ni-rnu nf i - I I ' - " cherries, 5 room house, Imrn, well; price .$21)50. 10 acres of good had all under cul tivation, ;!';. miles from Salem; price $1150. On.i n,.i-.. .1 p.w,, ,,,1Iiiii,i ' Tfi.'ntn.t close to incline, --j acre loganberries; price sunn. 5 acres, new 5 room ttlaslerel house. barn, chicken house, wood shed, well, 1'... miles from Salem; price $1050. t ".0 i,ini Ci,',,, "0 a..i..i iiii.liir .Mil tivation, balance timber and pasture; price $15 per acre. 1 IS acres of land to trade for close in lot, lii acres under cultivation, bal ance timber. 15 acre farm to trade for property near Creen It i.v. Wisconsin. What have yon. Price $5000. 1 acre, all under cultivation, macad am road, close to cailine; price $150; easy terms. 5 room house, bath, toilet, electric :;hts, large east front lot, "5x150 feet I'uring fruit, large barn; price $1500. W. H. GRABENHORST & CO, 273 State Street. (" l.sf- ft! WW tfrH2S&e The Perfect Tobacco for Pips and Cigarette The original "Tuxedo Process" turns out the finest finished product in the smoke-world. Tobacco without one particle of harshness or bite in it so soothing and mild and pleasant you never want to stop smoking it, and never have to. It's all-day-long enjoyment with Tuxedo, from the first bracing smoke in the morning to the last restful pipe at night. You try it for a week in pipe or cigarette early and often. Stack it up against the best you ever smoked and you'll find something better in Tuxedo. .-ifcr''VW f Vermin nsn CEOKGE CUP.RY Ex Governor o New Mcxioa "TuxeJo appeals tomtstrong ly on account of Us cool. milJ, pleasant flacot. Therein lict 111 superiority to all other (a laccos. " YOU CAN EUY TUXEDO EVERYWHERE Convenient, glassine wrapped, g moisture-proof pouch . . , DC Famous green tin with gold 1 A lettering, curved to lit pocket 1 UC In Tin Humidors, 40c and 80c In Class Humidors, 50c and 90c THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY 6 ' ? '-iTTr IV - ' '' - K Ku it "f rf-''--' " m,i a , y. n' Mjni,iif ',mh'ih -.'A..i.-:f4,ASHs.iilHJsali.Ait; A-jtl, ' jM.. Fruitland News f Capital .Touraal Special Service.1 v,lil,.,l Ore.. Feb 8 William Bel lamy went to Halls Ferry last week for a change of climate, incidentally to visit the Coleman tamuy. ..,-,.rnl ,,f tlie Fruitland voting people braved the storm Saturday evening to attend a basket social at Bethel, it . r,,MM-tni1 n birr financial success. some of the baskets selling for big prices. Mr. Withnm and Mr. Anderson at i.,.,,id o revivnl mootinu at the Naza- rcne church of Salem last Sunday even ing. . , . Carroll Runner went to Perrydale in Tolk county last Friday for a -short stay with relatives. Mrs. Standifor and (Innchter, Freida. visited nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gorig last Sunday afternoon. Miss Leonn Oerod, of Salem, was heer for a few lays visit with Mrs. Anna Gerod. Next Saturday evening if nothing prevents, a minister of the Church of God will preach in the church nt this place. Claudine White was the most adopt with figures last Friday afternoon at school. Ralph Bentler niso proved good at figures, cipehring down many of those in the grades above him. The next business nnd social meeting of tho Y. P. A. will be held at the Runner home, February 18. In spite of the viuicnt downpour of ruin unite n iniTiiber of ueotile I'lithered at church Sunday evening. Mrs. Sam Gerig leading the meeting. A quartette sang nnd a trio song by Rose nnd Pris cilia Otterbein and Mrs. Sum Gerig termed the special program. A lean hunirrv ni-s emaciated bov appeared nt the Otterbein home last rnday evening for something to eat. He claimed to be F.lmor, their son, but it u-n nfler snnie loin nrnninioiits nnd showing them a scar tnat they believed it. He says a bachelor s lite is great but did not explain how. BARDE IS MARRIED San Francisco, Feh. 7. Leonard B. Barde, son of a Portland magnate, nnd his bride, nee Sophy E. Stern, of this city, are honeymooning today. Their wedding yesterday attracted a large number of society people. The bridge is a daughter of M. M. Stern, for many years Canadian Pacific general agent here. February 21, 1916 for tho purchase of 500 feet of 2 inch fire hose equipped with standard underwriters couplings. Also 200 feet of 1-4 inch chemical hose. Samples to bo submitted with bids. The right is hereby reserved to reject any or all bids in the interest of the city. CI I AS. F. ELGKV, City Recorder. Feb. 10. NEW TODAY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BATES Rate per word New Today: Each insertion, per word It One week (6 insertions), per word....5c One month (26 insertions), per word 17c All ads must be ordered for x stated length of time, no ad to count less thai 10 words. Tho Capital Journal will not be re sponsible for more than one insertion for errors in Classified Advertise ments. Read your advertisement the first day it appears and notify us im mediately if it contains an error. Minimum chirge, 15c. PHONE 937 For wood saw. ROOFS REPAIRED And guaranteed not to leak. Phono O. L. Donaldson. 644 R. FebU WANTED By widow, position ai housekeeper. Address II. W., caro of Journal. FcblO GOOD BTOCB OF GOODS Clear, for salo or trade. Enquire Mclieynolds, 4!H Court street. Feb 111 WANTED A refined girl, about 15 or 16, not in school, for good homo com panion. Phone 2112. Fcb9 FOR SALE Climax: stjump puller, fully equipped, in good condition. A. D. Pettyjohn, Route 3. tf WANTED Either day or night nurs ing, by experienced nurse. Phone 288, at Temperance Hall. tf WANTED TO LOAN $1600 on 80 acres timber land, near Salem. Ad dress 80 A, care Journal. Feb!) FRESH JERSEY COW For sale, now making 12 pounds butter per day. Route 6, Box 119. C. Witting. FebltJ FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms in large suites from $6 to $8 per month. Why pay morel Call at 343 1-2 North Commercial. tf HARRY Windowcleaner. Phone 768. Mar3 tfiUOUD CLOVER HAY For Bale, corn ering on fair grounds on Silverton road. Dr. C. V. lleechler, itouto 'J, Box 161. FcbS SALEM CHIMNEY SWEEP rhone 1U. Febll WANTED Beef cittle and veal Phone 1425-M. Feb 20 FOR RENT Modern 5 room house. O. W. Johnson. FcbS LOST Ladies gold watch. Phone 797M. Reward. tf FOR SALE Threo good cows, cheap. Phono 51F13. FcbS OAK, ash, old fir, second growth, cord wood. Phone 1322J. Mar7 WOOD PROPOSALS INVITED The undersigned will receive sealed bids up to 5 o'clock n, m. Monday. Feb ruary 21, li'lti, for the purchase of 150 cords of large second growth fir wood to be delivered not later than Sep tember, 19 Id. Right is reserved by the city to reject any or all bids in the interest of the citv. ( HAS. F. ELGIN. Citv Recorder. ' Feb. 10. PROPOSALS INVITED The undersigned will receive sealed proposils up to o o'clock p. m. Monday, l'OR RENT Modern furnished flnt, piano, etc. Phone 2401. Feb 14 WANTED To rent a piano; good care guaranteed. Phono lOltiM. OAK, ash, fir and maple cord wood. Phone 51F15. W. F. IJroctor. GOOD GRADED. FRESH COW For sale. Oukeny Farm, Rickreall. Feb8 FURNISHED APARTMENTS 5.00 to $15.00. 491 North Cottage. V LOST Plain gold brncelet. Reward for return to 521 Court street. Fcb9 FOR RENT Rooms, furniBhed or un furnished, close in. rhone 2093M. tf ABSOLUTELY PURE MAPLE SYRUP From New York, tl.60 per gallon it Damon's. Feb 22 FOR SALE 15 acres bottom bnd, south of Marion. Mrs. E. Thomas, Marion, Oregon. AprUl WANTED Board and room in private family, for young married couple. Close in, reasonable rates. Phono 1659. peba I WANT TO RENT About 30 or iO acres, partly in hops. Will take pos session at once. Address II 40, care of Journal. FebI2 FOR RENT Store, 21x165 feet, elec trio lights and Btcnm heat. See Watt Shipp Co., 219 North Commercial street. Phone 363. tf SIX ROOM BUNGALOW In Lane county town to exchange for acre age or S.ilcm property. Value $1750. Phone 466. P. O. Box 480. Feb 10 NEARLY NEW John Deere top bug gy ana good suigio harness tor site choop. Inquire at Farmers' Feed Barn. 160 South High street. FebS FOR BALE OR TRADE 150 square feet of ginned B.ish, fine for chicken louse or shop, cheap for cash or will trade for wood. Phone 1S95. Feb!) LOST Our pointer dog, Fannie, one year old, mainly white, with liver col ored hend and spot on back. Reward. Geo. Sweglo, S.Uom. l'hone 24F2. FebS MARKET OAKDN ERS Experienced vegotable gnrdner, out and indoors, wants work. References. Or farm work, te.iming, etc. M. G., care of Journal. Feb 14 TRADE MORTGAGE-$400.00, 8 per cent, one year on real proporty worth double, for tejitu, (young, matched sire ami gait, weigh 1350 or up. No) skates. T. M. 4, care Journal. Feb!) LOST OR STOLEN Large white col lie, answering to tiie name of Polar. Liberal reward for information lead ing to his recovery. Phone 2465. Residence 803 D street. J. A. Church ill, tf