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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1916)
THE DAILY CAPITAL JOT RNAL, SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 12.-1916. -r v June White Sale 11 Wash Fabric Display Sport Stripes Blazer Stripes Striped Poplin Satin Stripe Voile Striped Pongette Summer Display of Domestic Lingerie New Styles, New Trimmings, New Ideas at exceptional ly low prices Star Brand Shoes FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN Kaf oiary Bros. 416 STATE STREET THE STORE FOR THE PEOPLE Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention. We Pay Postage on Mail Orders T Secretary ; of War Baker ' Sends 1,000 More, and Engineers noted bis departure. At his suite at the hotel, it wag said his plans for the visit hero were not complete. It wns under stood he probably would confer with former Attorney General Geor W. Wickers-hum. The New York police department had beeu tipped regarding Hughes' visit and 50 detectives were nssigued to puard tho candidate on his arrival ut the Twenty-third street station and on the drivo to his hotel. Eeports that Hughes and Roosevelt would meet and that the colonel's full support of the republican .candidate weer discussed in news of the candi date's visit. "X came to Now York primarily to make arrangements for tho summer," Kurops told reporters who met him on tho ferry. "Of course other matters will engage my attention." EeJufes' t-o Talk Politics. "Will you sec Roosevelt T" he was ashed. "I have nothing to say about poli tics," uugno replied. Hughes and his secretary made the trip from Washington in lower berths, ' Washington, June 12. Secretary of War Baker announced this afternoon he had ordered' 1,000 additional coast artillery and the engineer corps ut Washington barracks here to proceed at ou.'e to the Mexican border for pa trol dvty. This action was taken fol lowing the reecipt of additional news of a. disturbing character. Ho far. Baker said, he sees no need for calling on the states for additional! militi'i troopa for border dutv. It was stated among war department officials, I traveling as any private citizen might. now ever, mat it more troops are con-.ami the candidate was unrecognized by aiderc 1 necessary by General Punston, I passengers. The colonel porter who the war department will be compelled recognized his star passenger grinned to call for state troops, unless it is de-1 hroadly and kept his discovery din cided virtually to denude coast defense i erectly to himself. At the station, fortifications and send coimt artillery I Husrliei picked up his bug and with an contingents. umbrella crooked over his arm made his If more militia is called, officers said, way through to the ferry. On the boat they probably will be drawn from states'! his preseucu was made known when near the border. (movie men rushed up and iwmosted him ' ' to be a w illing victim. He showed that ! he was. by mounting to the upper deck j where the light was good and moving TflnAV'CDAII WADCO about ns the picture men directed. IVUAl O DAlL DLUuLJ j William R. Wilcox, former chairman o)! ths pnblic service board, joined ! Hughes at. the station and made tlie trip to the hotel with him. National. Travis Whitney, mwuher of the puh- R. H. E. 1 ,in public service lommisison, a close Chicago ' S 18 2iT1'il,,i1 of Hughes, w&en the latter was New York 2 6 2 'governor, talked i it h the candidate for 1'ackard and Archer: 'Anderson. Tes-' Sln!" ,,n" m the hotel suite. reau, Scbauor Fisher. and Raiiden, Koeker, Sutherlin Wine Co. Dries Up and Dissolves Tno Sutherlin Wine company has de cided to dissolve the corporation ac cording to a notice that was recoived at the office of the corporation commis sioner today. The Sheridan Mutual Telephone company, of Sheridan, also dissolved with the I'ioueer Telephone and Telegraph company, of Prunoville. Articles of incorporation for the Clag gett Zeiber Cemetery association were filed today. At a recent meeting held it the Clear Lake school house T. B. .lone.?, Charley I.. McNarv, W. P. Col lard, Dr. D. C. Evans and C. W. Pugh were elected trustees of the association and it was decided to charge $25 each I'or lots in the cemetery. W. Al Jones acted as secretary of the meeting and Cbarlea I.. JfcNary as president. Unoin Tryng to Settle the Steamboat Strike Portland, Ore., June 12. The long kburemen's union will attempt to act as mediator in the striko of steamboat ( men on the Willamette, and Columbia rivers, it. was announced today. A meet-1 iug hna been called for this afternoon to dineims. tho situation. When they returned to work last wee under a temporary truce long shoremen here found themselves ham pered by the. strike of the steamboat men. They kere compelled to refuse to handle all f reight taken from river stenriers, because non-union labor was used on tho river craft. This applied particularly to shipments of paper from mills along the Willamette and Colum bia. I '(1 I '''i!,' Tuuny a committee from the longs shoremen's union talked it over with steamboat owners, and then called a meeting of the owners and strikers for this afternoon. .Should they settlo the steamboat mea's strike satisfactorily, longshore men believe it will be a big step to ward the final settlement of their own difficulties. Forest Grove Visitors Pleased with Salem The following prominent citizens of Forest Grove spent a few hours in Sa lem yesterday and were much impressed with tho buildings that were recently erected. Those in tITe party were: Mr. John Thornburg und Wilbur McKldow ney, of the Forst Grove National bnnk; F. J. Miller, hop grower; A. E. Scott, editor News-Times; V.. V. Biirlinghain, merchant; John E. Bailey, merchant; Mr. Grant Hughes, manager telephouo company; I. J. Hoar, city treasurer, and John Marcrum, civil engineer. RSBS Rostein & Greenbaum Dry Goods, Millinery, Shoes Ladies' Underwear Union Suits $1.00, 75c, 50c, 35c Sleeveless Vests. . . fc Extra size Vests 25c and 15c R. & G. CORSETS New styles just in $1.50, $125, 90c, 50c A few . . . $3.50 to $5.00 Other makes at half Price wii nis arrival rnigties nought an arm ful of morning newspapers and read them with apparent interest. jr p j former Attorney General George W. St. lyouis 1 7 o "'ekershnin called on Hughes and said Brooklyn 3 12 j afterward that the visit was "purely Salle'o und Gonzales; Cheney ami ' Personal." He as greeted warail'v Meyers. y me candidate. It had been rumored that Wieter. sham went to Oyster Bay Saturday uight as a peace maker, lie explained K I today that he lives nt Cedarhurst, I.. I., o'nmi mat ne was mere v on his wnc od c u 11 vl o 3 Cincinnati-Boston, postponed, rnin. R. Pittsburg i J hih'delphia 2 II. 4 4 Alnmmaux, Jacobs and Gibson; Alex ander and Killifor. American. R. H. E. New Wk fl 10 a Detroit. 8 n 2 lusher, I.ove, Shaw-key, Cullop and Nunnmnker; Hamilton, Boland, Dauss and Stallage. home when a reporter saw him. IT denied that he had seen Roosevelt and said he was not well informed as to the political situation. Scores of others, including Senator I.ippitt, of Rhode island, flocked to the Astor to pay their respects. 4P Everyone can wear good clothes since we are in busi ness, for our prices are made to fit any size purse. When you go on your vacation you can purchase your supplies from us. We have everything. UP-TO-DATE Suits, Shirts, Hats and Shoes We have a nice line of Suit Cases and Bags. FOR YOUR NEEDS Buy at BRICK BROTHERS The House That Guarantees Every Purchase Read Capital Journal Want Ads. Washington . . . Chicago Galna, .Shaw Schall;. and Henry R. H. E. 0 3 3 3 8 2 ; Ben, and Philadelphia Cleveland Bush. Sheehnn and Meyers Covt'cskie and O'Neill. II. Klepfer, How Cherry Queen Contestants Stand' ". Very little interest seems to have been taken in the contest for queen of tho Cherry fair during the past few days as tho vote shows but a slightly larger number than last Saturday. Either tlie people have forgotten nil about the queen contest, or those in the lead i.re holding out votes and just dol ing out a few each day in order'thnt the contest may appear to be closely con tested. Miss Condor is in the lend by 2ti0 otes, which means a voting value of (5 cents. East Saturday Miss Wilson was ahead to the extent of 79 cents. The vote is ns follows: Miss Varna Cooder CS.GiiO Miss KM el In Wilson 28.300 Miss I.nez Stege IS.Olir Miss Gertrude Corey H.37f Miss Minnie Harr 1 2K) Big Assortment Staple Dry Goods, Ginghams, Per cales, Galatea and Sheetings ' Boys Shirts 25c Small Overalls 35c Boys' Sport Waists 25c Men's Work Shirts, ' double front 2 pockets, 45c Leather Work Gloves 25c, 35c, 50c, 65c, 75c $1.00 and JUS White Lisle Hose 25c and 15c Ladies' new Collars 25c Silk Mull, yard . . . 25c Black Tafeta Silks, yd. .wide, yard $1.50, $1.25 Mercerized Table Cloth, yard 39c Band Concert Program for Tomorrow Night Th) folloiiing is the hand concert progiarr to be given at Willson park Tucadiy evening, beginning at 8 o'clock The solections include popular numbers from Robin Hood and the clar inet ulo, " Zigeuncrwcisen, " bv Snrs snto, a difficult composition that was originally written for the violin: 1. March, "The Southerner," Alex and"r. 2. Overture, "Orpheus," Offenbach. 3. Waltz, "Bridal Blushes," Schmid. 4. Clarinet solo, "Zigeuncrwcisen," Saras.ite. Mr. Hans Meyer. 5. Medley, "Reinick's Hits No. Id," Arr-by-f.ampe. . Vocal solo. "In the Land of I.ove Wit'i the Song Birds," Rcgo. Air. Tom Ordemr.n. 7. Comic opera selection, "Rubin Hood," DeKovcn. H. Novelties, (n) "Danse I'arisen iie," Lodge) (b) "A Garden Dance," Vasgas. 9. Aforceau characteristique, "Whis pering Flowers in Bloom." 10. March, "Barnum & Bailey's Fa vorite," King. H. N. Stoiidcnmeyer, director. CAPITAL JOURNAL WANT ADS BRING YOU RESULTS. Onyx"0 Hosiery You Gt GOODVtlue it ANY Prlce-sui , UUe or Conoo J5c lo $5.M , ,.i, Lmenj -beers Lompamjjnc. 1CS-1SI EAST 34th ST. NEW YORK WHOLESALE rnr. wrinkles A Skin Dke Velvet Leofhwru tise tie exquisitely fragrant cream of i T wS "1 f T? the beauty flower of India and be It III 1V1 complimented on your complexion, fif t k YT k Your dealer has lilcayu or will get it. Til t , A W "TW! 1 imI mi Mi ii ifei m n it u u si u El ta f Wl W WW mill mm bumiI More Snaps for This Week for Our Great UTIQN SALE DISSC4J tit i I i n We have shown no mercy to cost or values and have cut and slashed prices right and left on items that will astonish you. The most economical and careful buyer can not hesitate to take advantage of this cnce-in-a-Iife- II time opportunity. If you have to buy Furniture in the near future, don't wait, drop everything and come a mn- j ning, get here first and pick out the goods ones. Somebody else will beat you to it if you don't. White Outing Flannel, yftrd 8Vhc White Canvas Shoes, Rubber soles, the regular Emma Lous Ffeory Bargains in Great Variety Dress Hats, Frames, Fbwers, Chiffons, Malenes, Velvets, Rib- - and reamers. 240-246 Commercial Street TO REPRESENT WILSON ! !) AVashiiif.ton, June 12. Secre tary of War linker leaves for St. Louis tonight with the presi dent 's draft on the demoerntie platform. Baker will be the proiident's personal representa tive at the coming com luve. I (Ceutinued from Faue One.) Witii his sef-retriry. I.nivrenee II. ifireen. H iclies slipped out of Wusliinu- ton shortly after inidniyht so quiet ly ! that only a lew persons in the station fl tl II 51 11 II 1 tl II 11 II u n n n a ti ii 1! $17.50 Chiffonier, solid oak, golden finish, 54 drawers, medium size $25.00 China Cabinet, quarter French plate mirror, for $10.00 sawed solid oak, golden finish, 5 shelves, now for $15.75 $15.00 Couch, corduroy covering, very best upholstering, for $9.25 $4.50 Iron and Wood Hal! Trees, now for $2.39 $2.50 Bathroom" Mirrors, with towel rack and glass holder, for $1.75 $15.00 Office Desk, flat top, 5 draw ers, highly polished, now for $6.98 $25.00 Roll Top Desk, medium size, solid oak, golden finish, now for $17.50 $15.00 Ladies' Writing Desk, solid oak, dull finish, now for . . . $9.98 $15.00 Royal Morris Chair, solid oak, golden finish, corduroy cushion, now $9.95 $15.00 Easy Chair, best imitation leather covering, massive built, sale price $9.90 A very neat Sewing Rocker, gold en oak finish, now $1.49 $12.50 large Rocker, solid golden oak finish, for $7.85 Kig Rocker, solid golden oak, cushion seat and back, now for $5.75 Oak finish Center Table 49c $15.00 Dining, solid oak, dull finish, 6-ft. extension $9.85 Good size Library Table, solid oak, dull finish, one drawer, now for 9.25 Kit El Ell M tl ID N g a n M v SI u it tl n i n ti ii u n ii ii n n ti ii n n M SI II n n ti ii n u u il Get Your Moncs Worth -- Mitch your $ to these Unparalelled Bargains g Si $25.00 Axminister Rug, 9x12, beau tiful designs, now $1750 $22.50 Brussels Rug, size 9x12, nice patterns, now $12.50 Bungalow Brussels Rug, 9x12, assorted patterns, now for $8.65 $25.00 .Body Brussels, large size, 11-3x12, elegant designs, now for $18.69 $4.50 Axminister Rugs, 27x54-in., elegant quality' at $2.98 Short Length Carpets very cheap. Baby Co-Carts, slightly used, was $7.50, goes for $1.25 $2.25 Collapsible Baby Buggy 98c $1.50 Elegant Framed Picture now i'or 64c $1.50 Children's Sulky for ... . 98c $1.00 Bolster for 39c 20c to 25c Dinner plates go at 5c Good 10c Scrubbing Brushes, 2 for 5c 10c Strainers going at 5c Wall; Paper, odd rolls, to close out now at, each 1c 26-in. Genuine Leather Suit Case on sale now at $4.25 .).U0 Vacuum Carpet Cleaner, slightly used, goes now at $1.98 $2.00 Card Tables, sale price. . 98c $2.00 Center Table now at .... 95c $1.00 Waste Baskets at 49c 75c Waste Basket at 29c 8c 1 $45.00 Sanitary Leg Gas Range, elevated oven and broiler; 4-hole top, goes now at 21 QQ $12.00 3-burner Gas Cooker now for $5.95 $33 Oval Junior Steel Range, 4 hole. larire closet, 'blni . .trimming, sale price now $1985 . m $1.50 3-liuriipr C.nn TM ifo w ith run- her tube attachment,- now for $2.85 One burner Gas Plate now j Q(j Hi 11 M n vt ti il n S3 n ii A stM ami mm mm mm ami imi wfc a M mMmimmkUi ifcl um Hi mm .n m n j.JnLULn.iliiji j