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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (April 25, 1916)
TTTK DAT V CAPITAL JOT RNAL, SALEM. ORFQfW TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1916. FIVE The Travelling Telephone Horizon WHEREVER you go, within the Bell System, your telephone horizon travels with you. No matter where you are, the Bell Telephone is the cen ter of a large talking circle. You can travel the length and breadth of the country and never be beyond the reach of the Bell telephone. Wherever you are, it links you with your home and business. You may be a thousand miles from home, yet in a few minutes you may hear the voice of friends or business associates. And wherever you go it is the same. Always there is the same efficient service of the Universal Bell Telephone sys tem linking you with those you have left behind. Every Bell Telephone Is a Long Distance Station The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company Green Stockings ? HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Prices Reserved Seats 25c; General Admission 15c Doors open at 7:15; Curtain rises at 8. Seats re served at High School, Room 107. y 23,000 STRIKERS FORM I into custody. Pickets who kept m ENDLESS CHA'N AT WORKS ln wcre Ilot arrost-.l. i-ursuurg, "T , , 1 It is estimated tint from .1". f.OO to rents in the Westingliouse plant strike L . . wcre made today. Fred Morriet, a so- 2.5,000 are ou strike, il.e strikers are cialist, hnrranguing pickets, wm told marching in an endless chain procession to move on and refused, lie ns inkea ' nround the Westin;r!i ..i-e pbnts. OFFERJS ACCEPTED Teachers To Be Selected May 8 School Board Objects to Secret Societies Favorable action in retard to the proposition of the dentists of the eity for a free clinic for the school chil dren was taken at the meeting of the school board of directors last evening. The supplies committee were given au thority to purchase the necessary sup plies and equipment and to also pre pare a room in the tiartield building. The proposition of the dentists to offer their services free it certain times came before the board at a former meeting and with the action of last night the free clinic is assured. Parents of the children attending the Lincoln school are of the opinion that the lavatory of the school is old and out of date md should be replaced by a modern one. A petition signed by many interested in the Lincoln school was presented to the board asking that improvement be made. Bids were received from five firms for 240 cords of wood for the schools. These were all referred to the supplies committee with power to act. Although the principals of the schooU have been elected, the teachers ire still on the anxious seat and to re lieve the general suspense, the board agreed to take up the election of teachers at the meeting of Monday May 8. Just to settle definitely and for all time the question of secret societies in the high school, and to take definite action regarding the Julius Caesar so ciety, which is said to .exist contrary to the recognized school l.iw, the mem bers of the society will be asked to meet the board Thursday evening. From the law as stated by the school s attorney, George II. Bingham, if a se cret society exists and the members insist on keeping up the society con trary to the known wishes of the board, they are subject to suspension or may be expelled, and from the feeling of the majority of the boird last even ing, if the Julius Caesar boys continue to defy the board, expulsion or sus pension will be the next move without any delay whatever. Some time ago the president of the Julius Caesar society appeared before the school board and stated that the society would not disband nor would they accept a faculty adviser to make it come within the requirements of the school law. Everyone Should Drink Hot Water in the Morning Waah away all the atomaoh, liver, and bowel polsona before breakfast. n It El II II II ri n Judge ITArcy to Erect New Brick Business Block On Court Street For sale By Public Auction k-M - - . ' f". .-..y : w A ' .. ... - . -' v r . T ' . " ',' fit-. J .:...' !ullw" - - 4. - - -.a-' ' - "" ' . -'j-W. , Wednesday April 26, 1916, at 1:30 P.M. The two story building to be erect ed by Judge l,H."D'Arcy on the site of the Wexford theatre will be a cred it to the city and in keeping with the general sfvle of luter store buildings on Court md State streets. The frontage of the building is 40 feet and the general color of the bricR will be a light buff, almost similar to that of the Mcliilchrist building. The first floor will have a ceiling of 17 feet in height and the second 13 feet. A gallery will be built around the en tire lower floor. The entrance will be of one large cen- i tor and the interior arranged to suit jthe ideas of i- tenant that will occupy the building as soon as completed. A , marquise will be built across the cn I tire front. j The height of the building is 30 meet, exactly the same as the Moore ! building. J'lans and specifications for 'the building were drawn by Oeorge M. I'ost and the estimated cost is $15,000. The above house Is a 4-room modom Bungalow, nearly new, lot 45x150, located at 1125 Fir streot, which is 2 blocks west of S. Commercial, being 2 blocks from school; take Commercial car, get off at Meyers street. The above will be sold for cash subject to a loan of $100; also at same time and place the contents of the same as follows: Oak Book Cnse and Secretary Oak Ball Tree Oak Library Table. Rocker with .Spanish leather seat Couch and Billows , Mahogany Rocker Mahogany Reception Chair Fumed Oak Buffet, Table and Diners Oak Dresser 2 Ash Dressers White Enamelled Comode 1 Oak Cabinet Sewing Machine 1 Oak Cinnode 1 Solid Brass Bed Stead Oak Rocker TERMS DR. D. B. GRUriK Owner 1425 FIR STREET, The abstract can be examined at the 1 Steel Springs 1 Fls Mattress ' 1 White Enamelled Bed Spring and Floss Mattress 1 4-HoIe Steel Range 1 Heater 1 Axminster Rug 0x12 3 Carpets 2 Libraries, miniely. Kncy. Britannrca, 30-vols., a.id Book of Knowledge, 24 vols. Lawn Mower, Ourden Hos", Tools, Can Fruit and Jars, Bedding. Pictures, Portirrs, and Kitchen Utensils, Down Pillows A full set of Gold F.dged Diabcs CASH T. K. WOODRY Auctioneer, Phone Hll PHONE 1037-J. -house prior to sale. ! Silvertori News ! : ' (Capital Journal Special Service) j Silverton, r., April 2. Friends of ; Mrs. Leon Bowser were shocked to learn of her death at the home of her 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Kester, at Koseliurg, on Mond.iv of this week. Mis. Bowser mi l children had gone to i visit her parents before leaving for Michigan where Mr. Bowser is located he having proceeded her to that place a few weeks ago. A severe case of 'pneumonia developed shortly after her arrival home ami she passed .iway af ter a short illness. Mrs. Bowser was only 2(i years old and three little boys, ! beside the father are left to mourn a loving mother and wife. Arrangements for the funeral have not been learned I as Mr. Bowser could not reach Hose burg before Thursd.iy. Mrs. W. Bows er left for lioseburg Monday and will ! remain until after the funeral. ! fi K. Wray left Inst Friday for Min nesota, when he returns he will be nc 'companied by his mother who expects I to spend tho summer in Silverton. Mrs. Wry wa here two years ago ami visited her sons. I The K. A. Liiiscott family who have I been staying .it the Silverton hotel since coming back to this city arc nice ly settled in the Brown flats on First 'street. Mr. Linscott is foreman at the jSilvertou Lumber Co.'s lath mill. Julius Aim has had installed in his store an American Slicing machine. Meats of nil kinds handled in the store can be cut to suit the customer, the machine is 1 decided improvement over tne out way, both to Mr. Aim and his patrons. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Treston arc mov ing ''The Shop'' into the building late ly vacated by the Silverton bakery, tnis is a much better location and ex tra room was toeoded a? they have add ed 1 larger stock of goods and plan on having an up to date store when tliey get settled. Mrs. Preston will have an opening day on Thursday of next week. In honor of the 21st anniversary of the V. O. W. lodge, a reception "was held in tho hall Tuesday evening. There were about 20(1 members of the Circle and Woodmen with their fami lies present. A fine program was ren dered und later a bounteous feed, con sisting of the delicious chicken pie with all extra " fixing" that go with it, was served iu tho dining room. Cards, dancing and social conversation was enjoyed till a lute hour. A fine time is reported by all present. Mrs. Cal Schlador returned the first of the woek from Lyle, Wash., where she went, the past week to visit her sister, Mrs. Blair, who his been quite sick. Mrs. Dora H. Clark of Salem, rep resenting the Daily Capital Journal, was working in tiie interest of that paper in this city the past week. Her work here was very successful and enough subscribers obtained for a pa per route to be started, the delivering is being done by Alex McMiin. Mrs. M. T. Wray and little son of Oakland, Cal., are in tae eity for an indefinite stay with the Silverton rel Grandma Itosrner is at Oak Ciove, Oregon, with her daughter, Mrs. lleorgo Dedrick, during the moving of Mr. and Mrs. I'ceston to their rooms over "The Shop." She was accompanied by Mrs. Kr.uices llosiuer who returned home Mondav. To feel your best div in and dav om, to feel clean inside; no sour bilo to coat vour tongue nnd sicken your breath or dull your head; no constipa tion, bilious attacks, sick headucne, old-", rheumatism or gnssv, acid stom ach, you must bathe on the inside like you bathe outside. This is vastly more important, beciuse the skin pores (to not absorb impurities into the blood, while the bowel pores do, says a woll known physician. lo keep these poisons and toxins well flushed from the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels, drink before break fast each day, a glass of hot water with a tenspoonful of limestone phos phate in it. This will ele.inse, purify, and freshen the entire alimentary traet, before putting more food into the tollmen. Oet a quarter pound of limestone phosphate from your pharmacist. It is iuex)ensive and almost tasteless, except a sourish twinge which is not unpleasant. Drink phosphated not water every morning to rid your sys tem of these vile poisons and toxins; also to prevent their formation. lo leel like young folks feel; like you felt before your blood, nerves and muscles became saturated with an lie cumulation of body poisons, begin this treatment and above all, keep it. up! As soap and hot w.iter act on tho skin, cleansing, sweetening and purifying, so limestone phosphate and hot water be fore breakfast, act on the stomach, liver, kidneys nnd bowels. Jefferson Way News (Capital Journal Special Service.) Jefferson, Ore., April 25. Mr. and Mrs. Edwards spent Easter Sunday in Salem. George Adams, of Tolk county, is staying with his sister, Mrs. Nathan Sumptor. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Wain have moved out to their farm Tor .the summer. Mr. Regan left for' Portland last week. Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Nye wero in Salem Saturday. There will be an entertainment giv en at the Pringle school house Friday night. Dr. and Mrs. Utter visited Mr. Ut ter's parents Sunday. K. C. Hnllcy was in Salem Sunday. Mrs. Fred Sheppard was in Salcm Sat urday. Whitman Was Walloped Caldwell, Idaho, April 23. The WJiitman College baseball team return ed to Walla Willa today after losing to the ollege of Idaho by a score of 3 to 1 yesterday. Alexander of Idaho allowed onry three hits and struckout l.t men. efrig U S. j ; " Mil I II " eratos Let the Capital Journal New Today Column put your dollars on tho right true' An Important Function . in the promotion and mainten ance of good health is Liver Regularity and any disturbance of this function may be corrected bv HOSTETTER'S Stomach Bitters INSPECTOR KILLED BY CAR3 Seattle, Wash., April 2f. Motar.i.ini W. S. Tibbetts nnd Conductor V. .'. Richmond, in charge of a Seattle, Ren ton and Southern ear that ran over nnd killed Frank Skngerlind, inspec- : ij 'ii Va : I h X t I . k .yTraw-wtT 'urn iy X B fc.,.,. ....f..r -Ifmpj-y Tiriulj H o J2 o o H O u Q 11 U U II I 11 a M tl n n El U li 11 El tl 11 ii it ii tl Hot, weather is now up on us and you will be considering a new Refrigerator. We handle the famous Garland line, a line that cannot be beat for serv- 1 ice, quality and appear ance, and can sell them to you at .a .reasonable price within the reach of all. n N n 13 n I r tl li M II 13 El tl El n u o 93 td o 525 O H Why oav double Drice lor some of the new f angled fancy kind that do not give you a bit bet- M ler service lor your money. n Call and look over our line, we can surely save you money. g Prices $8.50 to $27.50, all sizes and kinds. In order to start off with a rush we are offer ing as a special inducement, FREE ICE to cash refrigerator customers this week. We will give you ice as follows: 50 lbs. ice delivered free with every box costing $5.00 75 lbs. ice delivered free with every box costing $7.50 100 lbs. ice delivered free with every box costing $8.50 125 lbs. ice delivered free with every box costing $10.00 150 lbs. ice delivered free with every box costing $12.50 175 lbs. ice delivered free with every box costing $14.00 200 lbs. ice delivered free with every box costing $18.50 250 lbs. ice delivered free witr every box costing $21.50 IiOO lbs. ice delivered free with every box costing $27.50 A Fine Line of Used Refrigerators, $3.00 up. Si E. L. STIFF & SON The Busy Store m wj w( wr" wp wv jw isp "T w ww) tpampma ii --i1! dim-nrjiiniin i iTiwn innniinii'iMBii vni w i n mrd iin i' nm n iin m o 525 O t?1 73 W 2 H S3 rs ii ra ta li It i E tl U 11 u n t r t M u tor for tho city engineering department, Monday evening are unter nrrest tod'iy pending investigation Dy the coroner. Tibbetts says lie rang his (rung iiih! SEE-HEAR-ASX uaytoo 1IE WILL TELL YOU" Your Name Your Troubles Your Past Your Future AJl New Company 4 BIG ACTS 4 TODAY-TOMORROWS' THSATRE VO P MlftW i Ii ' TODAY ' ' ' I ' Tomorrow :. . , ' 1 land ' - t 1 J Thursday j. ... . y . :. j I J -i.. .: ,' , J, shouted nt, Skngerlind, mho did net move from tho tracks. The dead mini as ")5 years old. He leaes a widow and daughter. n Biggest raramount aiarsi 3 MARGUERITE CLARKE In a Powerful Alpine Drama "Out of the Drifts" BFECIAL ORCHESTRA MUSIO Patho Weekly f """ 3 Day? Only 3A BIG LAUGH SHO.WC OREGON Douglas Fairbanks in "His Picture in the Papers" A five act comedy scream Millie Collier in a Keystone "Better Late Than Never" TOMORROW andTHURSDAY TO-DAY GRAND BENEFIT Under Auspices of the Ladies of St. Paul's Guild No Raise in Prices- VAUDEVILLE; ORCHESTRA 57f ii Mmnmmmmui imam mmrnk