Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, February 12, 1916, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON. SATURDAY, FEB. 12, 1916. FOR 51 We Cordially Invite You to View These Early Showing of Spring Merchandise SPRING-New Suits, New Coats, New Skirts Fashions latest garments are arriving daily at Salem's style store Many of the new models arrived during the past few days. The New Coats Embody the very latest style ideas Chinchillas, Corduroys, Velours, Poplins are popular fabrics in flame color, Alice Blue, Gold, Champagne, Green, ' White and novelty stripes. The New Suits In many dainty models of silks and wool fabrics, checks, stripes and plain colors leather trimming is very much in evidence. The New Skirts Are noticeable for the striking effects and stylishness black and white ef fects are prominent stripes are most popular with check a close second. 5 782nd Wednesday Surprise Feb. 16th A Sale of Dainty Boudoir or Breakfast Caps at 39c each A rousing sale of pretty morning Caps made of China Silk Satin Crepes Ribbons Laces and Insertions several dif ferent styles to select from. These are absolutely new we procured them as an extra value offering for this sale They're worth much more. All who have seen them are sur prised at the unusual value FOR NEXT WEDNESDAY 39c Each Sale starts at 8:30 . No phone orders Taken. (See the window display.) New Spring Silks NEW POPLINS NEW CHANGEABLE SILKS NEW CHIFFON TAFFETA NEW STRIPED CREPE DE CHINE These are among the new piece goods beautiful color effects depicting Spring In all its beauty. New Spring Hats for Men $2.00 Each New Spring Footwear for Men and Women it THE HOUSE OF QUALITY jV 1 finopl cooD S fell- l AL JONES SAYS E FAIR ACCOUNT Charges That Richardson Twisted Figures Unjustly to Show Alleged Loss DIED )Jt sfc j(c 5c jfc )c sc sc sjc )(c fc sjfi )(c sjc sjt HEXPIUCKS At the country place of the Schulingor cheese factory on tb Asylum farm roail, Christina Hen dricks, in his TNth year, lie was born in Witzwoith, Prussia. October 28, LS;S7. After serving in th-i Franco-Prussian war, he came to tht-. country ami settled in Illinois, taking out his naturalization papers in 1 S 7 . He came to Salem about 14 years ago. No immediate relative!) survive, hi-i wife having died 'M) yens ago. He wn-; a member of the loc.il Herman society and had many friends. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 o'clock in the afternoon from tli undertaking parlors of Kigdon and Kicliardson, the Ifev. (leorge Koehle--, conducting. Iinriul will be in the City View cemetery. "riggers can't lie but figgerers can" says W. Al Jones relative to the re port of the expert accountants on the state fair books which purported to , . . , , STEKLE At his home. 1:107 Nort'i show that the ex-secretary operated ,, . , . . ', , ., , ' 1 ( oiumercial street, rriduv, I-ebruur. the state fair at on actual loss of n. un ,':,th.in Steele, 'in his K5t $1502 rather than a gain of about year, $3,000 as first reported at the final He was born in Ireland, his parentii meeting of the board before A. IT. Lea coming to Poteisboro, Canada, whe.i was elected to succeed V. Al Jones as he was but six months old. n 157 h secret arv. was married to Miss Isabella Wood o Mr. Jones has not seen the report ()f I'ftfisloro. To this union, twelve ehi' the expert but savs thev have charged H"'11 w,'ri SIX hu's si R'1''' him uniustlv of" entering into un-! 'I,'l",.v, lived cm rf tarn, near L.iketiol.l, authored contracts snce he was nu- ( ""'"V1 '"'l'1 1 7. " , e thorized to proceed with President ! ""'! "''' ,.lav",S ,soM ;' ., ... . .... ...... ... 1 1 iiriii in I oik county in l!)0t. lie niove.i I nuuin 10 employ a u k aiui outer ai- i . ., , , . , . . .. - .r L ." .. . , to Salem anil has mine this dtv ; tractions and that it would have been I . 1 1 folly and useless to be obliged to call , . - -, . . the hoard togetner every time some',,,, , . ,. ,,.,,;, t lnanufacturer wanted to rent a hundred j Ml.S-' iUi'tin Hildebr.md iPu I I, feet s uare feet of floor space. !I,S. Jessie Setwart. of Momnoulh: Mr-,. Mr. Jones states that according to ! Kfl'ie Voung and Mrs. Daisy Kays, C t)u uppmnitd no cliPikPil nn Dpctunlirtr kj..t - j....i 4f n.i i. i.. a I .. v j. ...i ... odit'iu , urui nit'ni1, 'in i uiiiiiiKi, nui i, im 1-raiiK .iiereiuiu, me roriner ,.,f Steel, ot 'Twin Fulls. Idaho: Arthi'c 1 1 secretary, had $5,02.11 on the books j Steele and Kdward Steele, of Suver, an l I at that time and when .Mr. Jones j William Steele and Donald Steele of Sr- turned the books over to A. II. Lea I lem. lie is .ilso survived bv two brot I' ll there was a credit of $.8208.08. Mr. j ers and a sister in Canada, and a brotb- ! Jones says he placed over $11,000 in or of Suver. Thirty grandchildren anl permanent improvements on the fair nine great grandchildren survive. T I grounds and buildings and that it tuiieinl services will be held at l'i I would be as Ulliust to cliarge tins to o ciuch .iumia,y murmiig lium uieciiap- ioneratintr expenses as it would havolel ot Webb and lough, 'liie i been to charge (hat Frank Meredith Most $ii0,000 in 1SI14 because the new Ipavillion was erected. i Mr. Jones promises to air the actual 1 1 i financial condition of the fair as soon ATTENTION, G. A. R. AND W. R. C Ijas he has had a chance to look over the report of the experts, inis report T I is now in the Governor's possession and servici -. iwill he 'conducted by the Rev. Carl i. Klliott and burial will bo in the (.'it " View cemetery. i. : as oiit of Rev. James Klvin, pastor of the. Coi ' gregatiunnl church, has extended a co dial invitation to all liatriotic bwlir- l'i(.k-ernnr AVith.vcnmhe town today it was impossible to secure ! nml individuals, to attend a patriot! the report. : service at his church on Sunday, Feb ruary IS, at 11 o'clock a. Member- a ,i i r ft lot' the Sedgwick Tost, J4o. 10, and Urnet s Lontession shows i se,igwi, k w. r. c, no. i, win meet Reason of Girl's Death All Around Town Dr. Mendelsohn, specialist, fits glass es correctly. U. 8. Uank. Bldjf. Dr. Stone - brag Btor. A basketball game is billed tonight between the Y. M. O. A. team and the Chemnw.i players, and will bo played at the V. M. U. A. gymnasium. Coach Mathews of Willamette university will referee. Order your pure milk and cream from Mnplo Grove Dairy, 1215 South Commercial. I'liona litis. tf O. H. P. Cough Syrup will stop your eough. No cure, no pay. For salo 't the Opera House Pharmacy. tf T. M. Barr, of this city, was awarded the contract for the heating of the pro posed forestry building at Corvallis. Ilia bid was $-M24. Six bids were re ceived by the government. Mr. Unrr's was the lowest, with the next lowest bid 1.4(11. Dr. Stone 'i drug stars. Electric baths ana massage wider your physician's directions. N. N. Ira ni, 18 Hubbard Bldg. Phone 555. tf The Capital Business college will hold its annual reception this evening at the Moose hull. A special program has been prepared and the evening's entertainment will closo with tho serv ing of refresiiments. "The best male quartet Ui the busi ness" at tae armory Monday evening, S:30. The Metropolitan Male Quartet at the armory Monday evening, 8;,10. Although gasoline, sugar and flour uppenr to have reached tup prico for the present, the good housekeeper niay derive some satisfaction from the fact tiint eggs are now. sidling for .'Ij cents a dozen and they will not be any higher for months and months. Dr. R, T. Mclntyre, physician and surgeon, 214 Masonic Illdg. I'iione 410. The commlttoes are leaving nothing ed April 15, 1805, at 7:30 a. m. is as fob points including St. Paul, Minneapolis. undone to mnke a success of the Wash ington's Hirtiidny dinner to be given Tuesday, February 22, (i to 8 p. in. at the First Methodist church. Price 3oc a plate. The basketball games this afternoon between the (irant and Lincoln junior lmvs.: "Abraham t-Lincoln died this; uninna ami -ew vmcnus morning at 22 minutes past 7 o'clock." A local council of the world's social progress movement will be formed in tho citv next Tuhursdoy evening by Hisnop 'William M. liell, 1). 1)., of Los Angeles. Arrangements will be made high schools resulted in a victory for j lor a meeting mid dinner when the Mrs. Arnold nnd family are spending Sunday at the Matthews ranch near Shaw. Dr. heaves, gists. Stone's Heave Drops cures Price $1. For sale by all drug- RESIDENCE PARLORS Lincensed Lady Em balmer Moderate Prices Latest Methods Are Found Only At "Cottage Undertaking Parlors Phone 724. Salem, Ore. Smelt are now In the market retailing at 12 1-2 cents tv pound. They are gill netted as they huve not come up the Columbia to any extent on account of the swift current. Let us figure on your new awning. E. L. Stiff & Son. Neil Dressier has been visiting a few days with his cousins, Mrs, Helen Uibby and sister. All kinds of furniture repaired at E. L. Stiff & Son. A new desk has been installed at the public library. It is a small desk which will bo in the reference room. The librarinn will do part of her work here where it will bo moro convenient for people to ask for information. Note. Why worry about collecting your rent or getting a tenant for your vacant house. Let L. Iiechtel & Co. do that. Complaint has been made to the pub lic service commission regarding the dumping of refuse in Salem from the passenger trnins passing through the city. Official of the road liavo noti fied the commission that the matter will be attended to and that hereafter there will be no cause for complaint. Exchange your old furniture for new at K, L. Stiff & Son. The primary department of the Lin coln school will assemble Monday morn ing in tho residence at 1110 South Lib erty street. The house has been equip ped with juvenile chairs and tables and everything is now ready for the 30 pu pils of the primary grade from the Lin coln school, who will be in charge, of Miss Abbio Davis. (.runt with a score of Lincoln 12 and tlrant 28, The tlrant school basketball players feel they are getting in line for championship honors. The rooms of the commercial club arc dated for three evenings next week. Monday night, the Salem Floral society will hold an important session, Tuesday evening the commercial club oxpert chess and checker players will endeavor to redeem themselves iu a contest with the Salem Chess and Checker club, .ind Wednesday night the club members will hold their regular monthly meeting. Shorthand at night. Having had call for a beginning class in shorthand ut night, one will ho started on Monday evening if a sufficient number enroll to justify the expense. Call or phone Cap ital Business College on Monday. The fire department was called out last night at 10 o'clock to put out a fire on the roof of the residence of Chief .Instice Moore at 020 Oak street. A small hole was burned in the roof but, the dainago was slight. At !i o'clock yesterday -afternoon the department was called out by a fire nt the residence of tleorge Uray at 12S1 State street, where an Ironing board was consumed with slight damage. Mrs. F. L. Purvine, of 1009 Rose street, is in possession of a copy of tho New York Herald, dated Saturday, April 15, lSti5. The paper announces the assassination of President Lincoln and the official announcement by F.d win M, Stanton, secret in- of war. A dispatch from the war department, dnt- AVATCH -and jewelry: ut Alto ft Nice Line of Jewelry. EARL NETJOEBATOB Masonic Bid rm T a Tu. n . .... .1. .v.. O l . .v wun scvfiu iju kUHk 0UJ1UMJ dinner for you. 202 State street. Benjamin Brick will go to Portland tomorrow to complete his list of at-! tractions for the great and only Moosoj entertainment to be given at the opera! House .March 2. llimles Holunson, as sistant district attorney of Midtiioina'.i county, has promised Mr. I!ri k ho will put on a xpeci.il comedy act. I Hoar Bishop w. M. Bell, D. D., of Los i Angeles. Cnlifoi nia, nt the I'nited ' lirethien church, corner Seventeenth and Nebraska Ave. Sunday evening. IFcbrmry 13, 7;30. Bring a friend. Phone 700 TAXI SERVICE OARS or ANY KIND, TOR ANT PLACE, AT ANY TIME Good Garage In connection (or storage of cart. Reasonable Rate. SALEM TAXI CO. Garage OPEN ALL NIGHT. 210 State Street bishop will give general information on the movement in wntcii ne is so inucn interested. o Coach Mathews, of Willamette uni versity, is evidently 'some conch, as he has taken the university team and brought them up into tho championship playing class. TIhumC f.uniliar with the work of Mr. Mathews nnd his methods of training, are giving him full credit for the excellent work of tho univer sity players. Mrs. Edyth Tozier Wetherred will ad dress the Monday night meeting of the Salem Floral society, to be held nt S o'clock in tho Commercial club rooms. J. W. Mnruny, president of the society, wishes the public to understand that all are invited to attend tho meetings, and that it costs but 25 cents a year to become tin active member. The committee in charge of the Lin coln banquet to be given tonight at the Hotel Marion by tho S.ilem Kepublicnn club, reports that the reservations for tho plates are rapidly being made and the indications are that a "full house" will be present. Ladies are especially invited and it is expected th.it a large number will take advantage of the op portunity to see how their husbands perform at a political meeting. WiUj almost double floor capacity, the O. K. Price Shoe company is re.idy for their annual spring sale and spring business in general. A balcony 20 feet in depth has been constructed in the rear of the store room, with balconies six feet wide extending n each side. The entire room will be furnished in mahogany and white and the floor car peted in green. The canoe trip from Corvallis to Al bany was full of adventuro for two O. A. C. students who arrived in the city yesterday afternoon. The river was swift and full of currents and eddies .....I 11,., tun .(,,.l.,lu W .1 I'll un flll.l L.iwrence Dutton are fully satisfied; "1J O'Kon that a life on the ocean wave is noth ing compared to canoeing on the Wil lamette at flood time. The trip was made in 0 hours and 20 minutes, o- tiie fare to Willamette valley points, by way ot Portland is -f.'lo. From Chicago the rate is $:t!..)0. It h.is been two years since such low rates have been put in effect. The following were voted on and ad mitted to membership in the Commer cial club, at the meeting of the directors held Friday noon: B. A. Shaver, who has recently purchased the Fuller print ing plant ;'R. C. Bnrth, of the office of state superintendent of banks; and F. A. Waters, of the Capital Posting company.' Applications from others who realize the advantages of becoming members of the club, will be consider ed at the next meeting of the board. In order to maintain the present standard pictures, the Itligh theatre and the Oregon have been obliged to ad vance their prices, and hereafter 15 cents will be the regulation adniitance. The the.itres here in Salem are among the last on the coast to advance their prices. In almost all theatres of the state using the highest price reels the prices have already been advanced and with the home management it seems to have been a question of inferior reels Jt ten cents or the best at 15 cents and they chose the latter. Wnukegan, 111., Feb. 12. After ad mitting to Madison officials that he had been with Marian Lambert, High land Tarty high school girl before she took poison in the woods here, William Orpet, University of Wisconsin student, denied hero today that . he had seen the girl take poison. Brought hero for further examination ho re enacted the walk in the woods he took with the girl while she pleaded with him ndt to leave her, though he had informed her that he was wedded. He was taken to Lake Forest and held for the inquest this .afternoon. Card of Thanks. We wish to thank the people for their kindness and thoughtfulness towards us during our recent bereavement and to especially express our gratitude toward the Woodmen of the World, Women of Woodcraft and the Benevolent and Pro tective Order of Klks. .T. J. 11 INKLE. It. A. H1NKLK. O. j. DARLING AND FAMILY. Get prices on commercial printing at The Capital Journal office. the north side of the church, and onto.' in a body as nearly as possibly. Let there be a general turnout of bot i organizations. Uemember, this will li a Lincoln memorial service. W. I. Faulkner, commander; 11. Web ster, adjutant Sedgwick Post, and Miv. Laura B. MeAilams, president W. K. C FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Mr. ,T. T. Hunt, of Sublimity, -announces his candidacy for the ot't'ic ' of county commissioner for ilario i county. Mr. Hunt is 54 ye.irs old, tin son of that old pioneer, (i. W. lluni, who took up a donation land claim in the Waldo hills in 1847. Mr. Hunt was born on this old homestead and is proud of the fact that none of it has ever been deeded out of the family and that it is still his home. He is one of th- most successful farmers .ind stockmen in the county, is wide awake and pro gressive, and will, if elected, give th county affairs the same careful con sideration he does his private business. He believes in public improvements, such as good roads, these to be built nt the county can jfford it without mak ing too heavy the burlen of taxation. He is indorsed for the place by leading business men and fellow farmers froiti all parts of the county. The river this morning was up to the 1S.3 foot, gnage mark and gradually Hilling. The fall of last night and tod.iy was checked to some extent by the rains at Kugene the middle part of the week. Xow that this water has passed, the fall of the river will bn rapid. Wednesday morning at 8:00 o'clock the river's guage was 20 feet; Thursday morning. 2.'l feet above low water; Friday morning nt S o'clock, !!.!) feet above nnd this morning, 18.3 feet above. Mrs. L. E. Troyer will preach morn ing and evening tomorrow at the First Baptist, church. For the past 12 years she has been active in missionary work in Mexico and Porto Rico and at pres ent, with her husband, has charge of the Spanish missionary work in south ern California for the American Bap tist Home mission society. Mrs. Troyer is a sister of Mrs. K. O. Siecke of this city and will stny in the city a few days. She is now on a two months' leave of absence and has been giving this time to lecturing in Washington The Oregon Elec tric will run spe cial train Monday, February 14th, for the accomodation of those ntteuding the Willamette val ley hog raisers con- I """""" I vention at Portland, leaving Salem nt 8:55 a. m., arriving Portland at 10:25 .i. m. Return tickets will be honored on all regular trains. S mum PV C I lllllUK I Low colonist rates to . the ..Pacific coast will be granted bv the Oreuon Klectrict and Spokane, IVitbind ami! kun shipments. Seattle r.iilronds, beginning March 25 and ending April 14, inclusive. The rates will apply from Chicago, St. Louis, New Orleans and other Mis sissippi river points. Special efforts in ottering a low colonist rote the to se cure actual homcseckers rither than tourist travel. From all Mississippi From receipts of four cases a week, to that of 1)0 eases of eggs a week is the record made by the S.ilem Poultry and j Kgg Circle, since it was organized here! Inst July. The membership has alsoj increased from the half dozen men who! believed in organization to its present1 number of 00, and is still growing. lie aides the membership of 00 in the im mediate icinity of Salem, the Circle' ships for the Kgg Circles of Woodburn,' Dallas, lorvallis and St.iyton. Saerill Fleming is manager and was re-elect ed at the meeting of tho directors of tho I irele, which met last month. Ship ments are being made mostly to Spokane' and Portland and during the cold and stormy weither prices as high as 50 cuts a dozen were realized on the Spo- Wait No Longer Buy Your Clothing AT A GREAT SAVING Suits, Underwear, Overcoats, Shoes, Hats, Neckties All Reduced. You can buy now for less as we are cleaning out our stock. Get our prices and see what we offer. G. W. Johnson & Co. 141 North Commercial Salem FILIPINO INDEPENDENCE Washington, Feb. 12. The Filipino independence bill, in which the seu.itej provided for freedom for the island within four years, will be amended by the houe Philippine committee to pro , vide such freedom iu 10 years. I Eyestrain HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT how strong a connection there is between Eyestrain and Headache I , Eminent authorities agree that Eye strain is the root of many nervous I) troubles. Keniove the CAUSE by WEARING TROrER GLASSES and tho RE SULT will be better eyesight and less headache. Eyestrain relieved by properly fitted glasses. MISS A. McCULLOCH, Optometrist, 208-209 Hubbard Building. Phone 109 m f l