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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1916)
THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, REGCN. THURSDAY, AUG. 3, 1916. 3' It ii II II II n HI II H O M E IN D U S T R. Y P A G E Support the Home Payroll and Patronize the Home Merchant ;j ii ii You Make Tour Bread and Butter Here In Salem Tli en Buy It Mode In Salem. PAN DANDY Is the World's Finest Bread. We Make It. SALEM ROYAL BAKERY 240 South Commercial Telephone 378 SOME SALEM FACTORIES SIX Your Hay and Grain Crops . Are Preserved Regardless of. Weather in the i INDIANA SILO 60,000 American Farmers Recommend It. ' Manufactured, sold and guaranteed by the CHAS. K. SPAULDING LOGGING COMPANY DEALERS WHO SUPPLY SAIEM PEOPLE WITH THE POPULAR HOME' PRODUCTS in Salem, but if one comes we are prepared. Amongst Salem's finest drug stores should be mentioned the Red Cross, located at 144 State street Mr. Prunk makes a specialty of his prescription department and the great est care is used to insure safety to his patrons. His store is complete, he car ries the largest perfumo and soap stock in the city and enough of everything to satiate your every want. Mr. Kelsey is the new manager of the Falls City-Salem Lumber company Mr. Drier going up to Falls City to instill some of his vigor into the boys at the other end. SPAULDING LOGGING COMPANY LUMBER And BUILDING MATERIAL Hardwoods and Interior Finish. Bo Shook FRONT AND FERRY 8T3. PHONE 1830 IF THE HOME OF GOOD JEWELRY AT RIGHT PRICES la at C.T.P0MER0Y Jeweler and Optician 125 North Commercial St. Telephone 1309 One of Salem's largest factories nudj perhaps one of the least supported, isi the Capital Monumental Works out onl South Commercial street. .!..(,'. Jones.j the energetic proprietor, has innde a! life study of his art and the resultant products turned out from his institu tion are equul tu anything produced in America. The marble far tiie fall trade bos ar rived and Mr. Jones has his corps of assistant marble workers are busily en gnged in turning tho rough stone, hewed from the mountainsides of Ver mont, into beautiful memorials to the departed. This is not only Salem's sole monumental manufacturing works, Ask Your Grocer for CEREO "The Substitute for Coffee" "Made in Salem" . Manufactured by the Hagel Cereal Co., Salem, Oregon 770 South Commercial Street SALEM'S VANITY FAIR Employs Three Prise Ul as Constantly "MILADY" Will Always Find the Fashions First at The Waist Emporium Formerly the Hob Nob MBS. A. B. KELSEY 409 COURT STREET but one of the largest west of the Rockip' Mr. Jones' payroll is a substantial' one ana nis institution deserves the consideration of every Salem loyalist. i Mrs. A. B. Kelsey wishes the ladies of Salem to know that this will be her last season ia needleerait, as she is changing her line to women's, misses' and children's wearing apparel, and is catering to the individual tastes of each and every one. You can buy your Christmas things now for less thnii cost and also is closing out all hund made embroidered articles below cost. Business is booming with the Hagol Cereal company. People all over Ore eon are driukinu the substitute for cof fee nnd Cereo promises to help intro-, duce outem to tie world as a luuuuiac turing center. Work is progressing rapidly on the new addition to the Hotel Marion. Mr. Miller's personality pervades the en tire situation and it's safe to say that the hotel will be completed by fair time. Metropolitan to the. nth degree is the renovated store of llartmaii Bros. BUSICK & SON. THE QUALITY GROCERS We Handle All the Salem-made Edibles Visit Our Bright New Store . 456 STATE STREET TELEPHONE 182 (Continued on Pwe Seven.) One grocery tJiat can supply you with the finest and freshest of vege- tables every morning is Busick &Sons. They niake a specinlty of garden truck i and what they don't have under theirj fizzling fountain (which keeps the veg-, etablesicool and fresh) is quite out of' season. ' Ilnvc' you noticed the fine flavor of I 'that ice cream you have been buying I from the patriotic ladies up in Willsonj park on band nights ! That's Mnrionj ice cream. They are not prepared to j I handle orders larger -than X00 gallons, but any lesser amounts placed with i them Will insure your gcting the best nnd delivered where you want it. "Kat! ics cream every day; it's good for: you." We are all glad there is no pluguej PAINT UP THAT F0RD-- Out in Three or Four Days $10 and $12 DORRANCE 271 Chemeketa DONT BUY AN OUT-OF-TOWN FLOUR When the best the world affords is made right here in Salem "PERFECTION FLOUR" CAPITAL CITY MILLS ' The Flour of Ultimate Universality MADE-IN-OHEGON LUMBER, LATHS and SHINGLES F-T Co.'s Paints, "Oregon" Portland Cement, Sash and Doors "Everything In Building Materials" FALLS CITY-SALEM LUMBER COMPANY 349 S. Twelfth St., Phone 813 F. L SHAFER I make my living here. I spend my earnings at home. Home industries first, Inst and all the time. THE LEATHER GOODS STORE 170 South Commercial Street. South of Bush Bank HARTMAN BROS. CO. Quality Jewelers and Silversmiths Friendship Kings, Engagement Kings nnd Wedding Kings. Corner State and Liberty Streets, Salem, Oregon. TRY EPPLEY'S PURE PHOSPHATE BAKING POWDER 25c lb. Made in Salem. All Grocers. Good Service, Good Goods. RED CROSS PHARMACY We Mndorse This Movement ' THE HOME OF SANTOX REMEDIES Unexcelled Prescription Service PHONE 144 Ask Your Dealer for MARION BUTTER and MARION ICE CREAM The only Creamery Butter made from clarified as well as Pasteurized cream in the Willamette Valley MARION CREAMERY & PRODUCE CO. Salem, Oregon SI II II II (I II II II Now is the time to book your order. for . FRESH LOGANBERRY JUICE . COMMERCIAL CIDER WORKS Phono 2104 IOWA MACHINE SHOP Machine Work of nil kinds. Brazing, welding and lathe work. Gasoline engine doc tors. D. B. BROWN 252 Chemeketa Street T. S. TOWNSEND CREAMERY COMPANY A. A. UNDERHILL, Local Manager Butter, Eggs and ' Dairy Supplies. PHONE 195 137 COM'L ST. HAUSER BROS. Outfitters of Sportsmen : SALEM, OREGON Stores at Salem, Or., Albany, Or. Pnul H. Hauser Lloyd Hauser GARDNER & KEENE The House of Quality Jewelers and Opticians 390 State St., Salem, Or. HOTE MARION SALEM, OREGON THE PRIDE OF THE CAPITAL CITY CHAS. G. MILLER, Manager. C. LACIIELE, Proprietor CAPITAL SOAP COMPANY THE ANGORA RUG CONPANY Tanners of Furs and Leather. Mounting and Manufacture of Fur Rugs and Robes. Turo Whnlo Oil Soap for Hop Spray. Highest Price Paid for all Kinds of Pelts and Hides. 1230 Ferry St., phone 683. Salem, Or. THE SPA Salem's Old Reliable. Treating the : People Right Since 1S99. i Home of Oregon's Finest 30c Luncheon WEAR PLEATED BOSOM SHIRTS If you wear pleated bosom shirts, with or without attached cuffs, let ui show you how well these particular garments can be laundered. We'lt iron the shirt fronts straight and even, with every pleat in place, Bmooth and nicely finished. We'll iron the cuffs bo they are firm and stiff not limp nnd spongy. We'll shape them to fit your wrists, and return them free from rough edges. If you are hnviug trouble with cuffs or neckbands, try usl SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY. Oldest Largest Best. Phone 25. II Sport News YANKS SUFFER SIX STRAIGHT DEFEATS Teams In the Rut Wake Up and All Scramble for . . ! Pennant New Vork, Aug. 3. The long ev pected tuning in the long lane to the American league pennant hat apHtrentv ly been reached today. A series of nuccessive victories by the team in the rut, of consecutive defeats by oth ers and the shattering of the pennant machine which Kill lonovan had build d for New York seem to mark the crucial Kiut in the scramble for Ben Johnson ' pennant. After the gnmest. fight team has made la years, the Yanks aro demor alized and have a record of six straight defeat to date. The very moment when the Ysnks fell from 'the peak,-" Pants" .' Row land's White Sox started an upward drive and to.luy are out for their ninth straight. The R-ed Ho, climbing into first place over the prostrate Yanks, bate just taken four straight from the Tigers, Vp out of the depths, the Bound of I'iolder Jones' Browns, with 12 straight wins, is hoard, while lower yet Connie Mack's Athletics are set tings a pathetic record with 11 consec utive defeats. . The injuries which erimded the Vnnks and under which thev stood so gamely for a while have apparently cost Donovan's men their place in the sun. The same ill luck pursued the fighting Cleveland Indians, who lost their star, Spenker, during the past wek and learned tha (iuy Morton would never pitch again. Today the world's champions Red Sox are defying fate and tearing along in me leau, louoweit iy the ambitious White Sox, a few points behind, while the Yanks Imvei't even a clear title to third plucp. Yanks Get Hofmaa Chicago, Aug. 3. Artie llofman, for mer utility man for the Cubs, has been signed by the Yanks and will leave to night for Detroit where he will join Hill Donovan's cripples tomorrow. 1 1 of nisii wus signed here lat niuht bv Don- ovnn to help out the Yanks until a few of the six cripples are able to get back in tne game, llorman hss been run ning a bnsclmll school here. ed here today thut the Misses Fannv Duriick and Mina Wylie, of Sidney, t lie sensational women swimmers who defeated all comers at the Olvmpic games in Stockholm in I HI:! will come to the I mted States this fall to com pete In a series of contests with the best American girl swimmers. May Legalize Horse Racing San Francisco, Aug, It. The next California legislature will be '.asked to legalize horse racing by providing tor a racing commission to conduct races under the pan-mutuel system of but ting. .lames V. Coffroth, who will arrive hero tomorrow from San Diego, is ex ected to be the moving spirit back of the enterprise. Meanwhile waiting for such legislation, Coffroth will go east in a few days to induce owners of big stables there to ship their niiimnls to; two ot unkiHiid's tallies inoyes Tin Junna where he hopes to conduct' pitch and Fisher's bobble later on an ail winter meeting beginning in . vember. Yesterday's Results. At Vniigh street Oakland, 3: Pert land. 0. At Sah Francisco Suit Lake, 7; Sun Francisco, (1. At Vernon l.os Angeles, C; Ver non, 3. i ward in the eighth inning for Max Carey's almost sure home run. The Athletics lost consecutive game. . their fourteenth Despite SI hits and four bases on balls, the Dodgers made only five runs. Speed Murtiu was grooving them so ) Weaver at short and Ness at first fast at Pprtland the Beavers got but j were the principals iu three fast double six swats.' 'plays the White Sox put over against ihIim PnnntA fuckn wine ot rortiauu landed a loug drive in tho bleachers and the umpires only allowed him two sucks on it. Bill Rodgers booted a tremendous ; bounder in the eighth, giving the Oaks their thiid and final run. Grover Cleveland Alexander handed tho Cubs s 12 inning shutout. Battery errors were responsible for straiKlit. two of Oakland's tallies Noyes' wild! Eight Giants batted over .300 against Al Mammaux. The White Sox won their eighth Johnny Dundee Kills Boy New York, Aug. 3. Johnny Dundee, the well known "ScorVh" lightweight, whose real name is Joseph (nrrora, is out on bail today following the kill ing of a boy by hi new automobile Inst night. The boy, Ernest Grub, was struck by Dundee' car s it rounded a corner and was knocked dowi. He died soon after being taken to a hospital. Famous Girl 8wlmmers Sun Francisco, Aug. 3. Word roach- HartieU Steus Down Xew York, Aug. 3. Old Roy Iliirt-ftnrice. zell steps down to the minors tomor row after ten years under the big top. In sending the veteran to Baltimore to replace Miller, the Yank owners de clare the present arrangement is only temporary. Ilartr.cll will probably stay with the Vnnks as a scout. Risberg of Vernon hsuded the south ermost enmes to l.os Antreles with his compliments. The Swede errorcd A fan sitting near the Ynaks' who watched the Sox-Athletic game shouted "1 smell arnica.'' t Watching the Scoreboard Pacific Coast League Standings. W. 1.. Pet. l.os Augeles 04 Vernon Snn Francisco Salt Lake ... Portland Oakland ..... 2 52 48 40 r2 55 6(1 S3 75 .580 ,551 .630 .481 Those Bengals made five other assort ed misplays. Cnn you blame the Ang els for wiuuiug, 0 to 3t Race Problem Comes . 1 to Front in Texas Dallas, Tcvas. Aug. 3. Thg home of One C. Hall, a new Angelic pitcherisU acquisition trom SJ. l.ouis, served for , William Conner, a negro who moved the Seraphs, yielding eij;ht safeties. j jto a "restricted" portion of DePre I Park, a suburb, was badlv dnmsged by Salt Lake developed a home running!, powder bomb earlv today, mania and San Francisco lost, 7 to tl. Mrs. Conner and her' two children, - who were sleeping on the opposite side Seals had a lead to inning two wheu ( ,hc house from where the bomb was Hanunh'a homer rang the chimes three i exploded, were unhurt. Couner disap times for the Bees. , pmred about a week ago, after repeat- led threats from white residents of the The San Franciscans again forged : neighborhood, ahead and in the ninth Brief homed Another negro who had moved into for the invaders, winning the game. j the house occupied by the Conners was driven awav after a mob threatened Yesterdays big league , hero wos: him one night. Although a segregation Davey Robertson, who made three hits ordinance was passed recentlv, the po out of four tunes up and pulled off .r nnwerfless to enforce it until .475 some of the greatest catches of the sea-, its legality has hfin ruled on by the .3 SO son when he went backward and sky-lCOUrts. n The Civil Engineer is a man with a definite purpose classified ads' have the same definite purpose and both ulti mately accomplish their mission Classify It" c n ii ii ii ii ii ii it ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii u a n ii ii ii ii u n II II II II II II II :i ii !! I! II II II Si n n a a a a n a El a a a a n a a n El ii ii u n ii ii ii u a a ii ii u D