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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1916)
EIGHT THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUG. 5, 1916. Large Line of Bathing Suits for Men, Women and Children B n ii i A Great Sweeping Summer Clearance Of Women's Pumps u n COMMENCES MONDAY Our entire stock of Summer Footwear must be diminished without de lay NOW. .We've created an immense Footwear Sale that should make busy selling for the coming week as they are the best bargains you'll find in good grade Footwear. All popular leathers patents, dull finishes, tans, white, satin, etc., in dozens of dainty styles. You'll need such footwear for party, dance or evening wear when the warm weather is gone. Pick out a pair during this sale. WOMEN'S $6.00 PUMPS, YOUR CHOICE ! WHEAT MAKtlS EECOED Portland,' iOr., Aug. 3. IVith reports of great damage to middle western ami Kuro pean grain crop coming in. Hlnestem wheat liiils ' on the Portland market were advanced to 1.14 a bushel today anoth er record price. Growers say every day udds to the crop es timate of the Pacific northwest states. In practically every section the crop Is tar beyond the reports of ten (Says ago. TODAY'S BALL SCORES .-...$435 a Pair H women's $5.00 pumps, your choice $3.95 a Pair ll women's $4.00 pumps, your choice $2.95 a Pair j women's $3.50 pumps, your choice $2.60 a Pair JJ women's $3.00 pumps, your choice $2.15 a Pair g women's $2.50 pumps, your choice $1.95 a Pair n big lot of pumps, your choice $1.95 a Pair u one lot of pumps, your ciioice $1.00 a Pair ii another lot of pumps, your ciioice 50c a Pair entire stock OF CHILDREN'S PUMPS reduced 20 Per Cent. National R. II. K. Chicago 2 il 4 New York , 3 5 1 Hoiidrix and Wilson; Sallee and Bar idem. First game K. H. K. Pittsburg 0 0 1 Brooklyn 4 8 0 Cooner and Schmidt: MarnnnrJ mid I Meyers. ovcuuu game n. it. r.. Pittsburg 7 10 1 Brooklyn 18 0 -Mamniaux and Fischer; Pfett'er, Kucker and Miller. II. K. 1 0 and (i II II II REMEMBER--This biff event starts Monday. We guarantee satis faction with every purchase. (See the window display. NO. 807 WEDNESDAY SURPRISE SALE AUGUST 9TH A Sale of Women's Muslin Drawers at ' : . 39c Good quality Muslin Drawers at an unusually low price. Choice of lace or embroidery trimming in several different patterns. Offered as a special at traction in our Muslin Wear Section for next Wednesday only. Extra Special 39c Sale starts at 8:30. ' See window showing. a ii ii n D a n u n a a n N II II II II II II II II II II II n ti n First game K. Cincinnati 0 Hostou 1 Schneider and Clark; Cyler HiacKinirn. Second game U. 11. K. Cincinnati IS H J Itoston 4 8 1 Mitchell and Clarke; -Nehf, Rudolph ami Blackburn. K. II. 0 Bring the Fa- Ladies........ jj) and Children to Dennison's t) Baths jik Tomorrow Salem's Military Band will furnish music in the. after- . noon. Good time for all. Sterilized Suits, Towels and clean dressing rooms. 25c Admission Entitles you to Suit, Towel and Dressing Room Everybody come Sunday Foot of State Street DENNISON'S St. Louis Philadelphia O t ......... n.i.l V.1.-.I..1.. I . .- .1 .. . I .1 mi. I i. ..... Killit'er. ireMimeius. .mum Mrs. Amos Vaas entertained the la- lies of the Leslie Methodist church i Wednesday afternoon with dainty re- 0 were present. ! Dr. O. A. Olson, dentist, 212 Masonic 11 K.ibl1B- rll0"e w- Washington O 3 1 Chicago 7 ! 1 Shaw Avers and Ainsmith; Cicotte American K. 0 and Scliulk. R. II. i:. Philadelphia 3 il 1 Cleveland 1-' 10 1 Johnston, Limning, Shechan and l'ichnich; Covaleski, Lambeth anil O'Neill. First came R. IL K. Hostou 4 7 0 St. Louis 1 7 Shore aud Only; Hamilton and Sev-eroid. A. D. Bulman of Boston will deliver an address tomorrow afternoon at II o'clock at Uyan's Hull on "Public Schools and Patriotism."' Men anil women invited. A special invitation extended to Odd Fellows and Masons. The lecture is free. -o- Without lines in inC) V4Ur i v i e w r i VISION: INJUNCTION NEARLY PERMANENT The suit .of Frank Ward against the H ! before Judge Galloway. This is the in- II H n n ii When you want Good Goods 1 go to Meyers QUALITY AND SERVICE .if Jirv5 You can purchase here with confidence and satisfaction we guarantee that. WW I I III MM All Around Town Word was received this morning that I The Rev. Carl H. Elliott, pastor of Mrs. W. II. Hydra of (133 North Com-j the First Presbyterian church and II mercinl street stiffen1 1 a broken leg year obi son, John, left this morning vesterdav at Neskuwin. She will be- for an outing at Cascadia. From Lob- brought home tomorrow. anon to Cascadia they will take that part or the journey in t lie latest styio junction suit brought tQ. enjoin the city from purchasing a paving plant. The records of the case show that it has Nli...... 4-':n'f ..-n...r 1. twill' Tim Jnm. Hi ""g I'"".' ; plaint was filed and temporary injunc tion issued -May l. Demurrer filed May 31. This was argued and overruled June 13, and defendant given seven days to answer and plaintiff five days to reply. The answer was filed June 22. Motion to set ease for hearing made by city Jul 22. -No action. Motion for judgment in pleadings filed August 3; overruled I without argument, August 5. Reply filed over strenuous objections by de fendant. Case set for hearing August 2i). Three months have elapsed since injunction w as issued and this important case to the city still drags. This morn ing City Attorney Mneey and Judge McXnry who appears for the plaintiff had a war of words that enmo near ending in blows. COMING EVENTS TONIGHT Aug. 5. "The Mikado" at Op eiu House. Dance at Aumsville tonight. o H. A. Bennett, said to be from Dal las, was arrested by Officer Nicholson for ciirrvinir concciilct u-cniuins. wus The board of managers of the Old! fined $2.") in police court yesterday. Peoples' Home will meet next Monday Bennett paid if-ii and promised to piiy afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. F. 'the balance September 1. Aug. 7. Concert ut Cliemnwu by Cheiuawa Indian string quartet. Aug. 15. Third annual picnic Southern Pacific employes at state fair grounds. Sept. 18. Ojeiiiig day of city schools. Aug. 23. fhorritn excursion to Marshficld. Sept. 25-30 Oregon State Fair. j , Drink Oereo, the liquid food, the ; health drink. Ask your grocer. tf Carrier. Dance at Brooks Saturday night. au5 o Commission men report shortage today of tomatoes nnd the few fortu nate ones who do eat them tomorrow may have t ho satisfaction of feeling ipiite exclusive. of hiking across the country. In this instance the hike will be 3(i miles. Bring your agates home to be pol-j islied. Gardner & Keeue, Jewelers, Salem. I Deal son's Baths, foot of State street, t-aie, convenient, first clans. tf A permit was issued by the city re Work on the 42 room annex to the I Marion hotel is progressing according lto schedule. The superstructure will ibe completed this week and early next "i Week Work Wl 1 biwrnl mi 111., r.inf Dr. Mendelsohn, specialist, fits glosee- correctly. U. S. Bank. Bld. 0 A letter was received this mornina from Ivan F. Schomaker, a member of roruer huh morning 10 ine wade l oniany M, bv his parents, stating J'earee and company for putting a new that, he was just out of the hospital roor on its ouiwing. i ne cost Is esti- after a serious attack of tonsilitis, loimweu oy pleurisy for several days. ..n u -iy.il- mil. . m MA CinROFRACTIO IS TUB MASTER SYSTEM If your spine is right, you are right. Those who have tried every old method and found no relief should try Chiropractic and get well. - Many hundreds of grateful patients in Salem and elsewhere can substantiate my statements. Six adjustments will, be ftivea for the small fee of 3.00. Difficult cases, which require X-ray examinations and Spinographs can ob tain them at a nominal fee. Only ex pert Spiuograph work. A talk with the old Chiropractor may lead you to health and agjipiness; act now. P. H; MAT. D. C Hubbard Building. Phone 573 Members of the Auxiliary of the Sa lem Uifle club will leave the armory While others are reducing we areSunday morning in individual autos at NEW HOUSTON HOTEL Sixth and Everett streets, Port land, Ore., 4 blocks from Union Station. Under new manage ment. All rooms newly deco rated. SPECIAL RATES BY WEEK OR MONTH. Rates: 50c, Toe, $1, $1.50 per day KRYPTOKS GENUINE TORIC LENSES a t m ! Made by me do not cost one Opal ranhges need no Introduction. Sale prices now prevail. Buien & Hamilton. 0 iuiss Mary V. Lodge, secretary of the office of state labor commission P. tlot'f left last evening on SX,n"riwigh:n;:'Mt! cent more than elsewhere- Lodge has been with the bursau for six vears. but the fitting of the lenses is the main thing. I not only give you the best Measure your rooms and let us car pet .vour floors with some of our car pet short ends. ItUi-en & Hamilton. The loganberry picVers on the Bruce lpncpc fW ITinnPV fail hllV' Cunningham farm celebrated Wedncs- CU!CS lUM "1UHCJ UllJ day evening with a program of music ami the serving f ice cream, cake and sandwiches. Mr. Cunningham hns been employing 100 pickors in his 43 acre tract of loganberries. Picking will be finished next week. 0 Your trip will he more satisfactory if you take one of our (raveling bags. Buren & Hamiltou. The Salem Patriotic League, .Mjs.l W. (). Asseln, president, Teports tkat 130 gun cases and cleaning rags will be sent this evening to Company M at Imperial Heach, California. Next Wed nesday afternoon a silver tea will be given at the Y. M. ( . A. rooms by the League to raise additional funds. Dr. R. T. Mclntire, physician aud surgeon, 214 Masonic bldg. Phone 440. DOCTOR OP OPTICS Real Estate is moving in south Salem 210-211 United States Nat'i Bk. Bldg. as several sales were made this week and the probabilities are that several lots in Fail-mount Hill will be sold with There is still a sign m the window of in a few days. Property owners in 'a bakery in Salem to the effect tluit that part of the city are beginning to .three loaves of bread mav be had for fjut guarantee to fit your eyes icorrectly. I can refer you to thous ands of satisfied patrons in Marion and Polk counties. You ay no more for scien tifically fitted glasses than you pay for poorly fitted ones. Dr. M. P. MENDELSOHN, Increasing our stock. There's a rea son f ask us. Gardner & Keene. jewel ers and opticians. The Portland and fair grounds roads will be closed Monday on account of paving, ami people whose route may lie over either one of these thorough fares may save themselves some an noyance by taking due nut ice. On and after Aug. 1st, 1916, aud un til further notico Fry's lrug Store will supply its customers according to low with pure grain or ethyl alcohol, tf John W. Todd, superintendent of the city schools, and family of wife and four children are now located at tlieir home 145 North Fourteenth street. Mr. and Mrs. Todd are members of the Methodist church. A free employment office is being conducted at Commons Mission, 241 State for benefit of the public. Win. Kenyon, Supt. The Rer. M. B. Parounagian will oc cupy the pulpit of the First Methodist church tomorrow morning as the Kev. K. N. Avimm is on iiis summer vacation There will be no services in the morn ing. Dance at Aumsville tonight. Bert Simmons, telegraph operator at Turner, was struck by a train while standing on the station platform yes terday and wus dragged for about a hundred yards. He wis badly bruised but it is not thought that his injuries are serious. He was taken to a hospital at Portland. Columbia River Highway auto excur sion from Salem to Konney ville and return. Suudav Auir. ll. Make reserva tions at cor. Aigh and Ferry, or phone 159. aug3 s o'clock and go to Fin.cr tor an all lav ritle practice on the range. Tar gets are set at from 200 to 000 yards and instructions will be given in snoot ing positions, wind deflection and trigger pull. Dance at Aumsville tonight. Riverside Dip will be properly light ed. The work of installing the fix tures has been given by the Salem Klectric company, K.' l. Hennison and (icorge Pettingeil. Toe Portland Rail way, Light and Power company is giv ing the lines and the Postal Telegraph company the wire. Gas stoves at greatly reduced prices. Huren & llnniiltHii. 10 cents notwithstanding the fact that yesterday Chicago bakeries' announced that a fair sized loaf ot bread in Hint city would sell for 10 tents on account of the radical advance in the price of tlour. Dr. Stone makes no charge for con- STENOGRAPHERS Why Not Use Columbia QUALITY OarhouT Made In Oregon 100 Copies Guaranteed from ' I Each Sheet. Columbia Carbon Faer Mfg. Oo. s) 83rd A Broadway, Portland, Ore. take an interest in real estate mat ters especially since Commercial street Wjill soon be paved. Dr. L. G. APman, homeopathic phy sician, 296 N. Liberty. Thone 147. Mr. Hnderson S. Martin vice gov ernor oi ine i iiiiipiHiics issen lui u r ..;.... ....... . ... the citv vesterdav being, with his wife ' .i SEt s!TKs,ne,Ha:,;! The ndcnce o. Commerce. Mr. Martin has been injni'? o much inteicstci in the special the Philiplnes two and a half years excursion to Maishficl.T Aug. 23 that and is now on his way to his old home! the soliciting committ"e were iuforni Mur'au, Hansas, for :i few month'sjed yesterday timt Independence would visit. I possibly need a special car. The solic- o liting committee composed of T. L. W. C. T. U. Mrs. C. G. McElroy will ! Itillingslcy. chairman. Fred S. Hynon, delived the gospel temperance address ! Win. (jahlsdorf and Wm. Metiilehrist, at Hump memorial hall Sunday nt 4 Jr.. after a visit at Independence yes- o 'clock. Following Information received at the penitentiary toduy, that three of the convicta woo escaped from the in-i stitution this week had been seen nenr Sweet Mome, a posse was immediately j sent in that direction. Thus fur none, of the seven escapes have been appre-l hi, ..I.,. i CARD OF THANKS Wl wish to thank our friends and neiohhnrs for their m.iuv acts of kind ness and sympathy during ur recent j bereavement. .1. V. Walters and family. During the month of August 1 year ago not a drop of rain fell on Salem, according to the weather report at the O. O. T. dock and so far this month the same has happened aguin. What we intended to say .was that the riv er fell just one inch yesterday and that it is .8 of a foot above the low water mark. The climate continues satisfac tory as the maximum yesterday was 78 and the lowest during toe night, 57 degrees above. Dr. Stone'i Drug Store for trusses. All are welcome. Mr. R. P. Bonham, director of the U. i S. enfployment service in Oregon, was WEWDfiUT NVF RFAfU i'n ,ne ''''' 0llllv- ltis 'lepartinent Is IlLVirUlll'nlC DLALI1 co -operating with the public employ- Automobile Passenger and Bag- ! ""' office in Portland in bringing ia- gage Transfer I ',,,r and jobs together. Hopmcii and Furnished Tents and Cottages i others desiring labor will be given all Correspondence Promptly I assistance possible in securing Inlwr- Answered ers' ai'or,'s-"",1K ,he public employ- L. D PICKENS. Box 274 ' aient office 14th and Johnson streets, jj. v. x- Aj Portland, Oregon, terdny, went to Dallas where they found members of the Commercial eluf greatly interested in the Coos bay cer ebration. Next week the soliciting committee will visit Silverton, Wood burn, llervais and Mt. Angel to secure the names of those who will go with the Salem special and arrange for thoir reservations. In going to Marshflcld, the trip will be made by way of in dependence, Dallas and Corvallis to Kugene, with' the return trip Sunday morning, August 27 over tiie main line. X si la' J I J CAR5 Of Any kimd -eYDf.flfr An' Any TIME Our circulation is still climb- ing up read the paper and you'll know the reason. aDONT TELL YOUR AGE Gray hairs are no sign of old age, but tired eyes make you look older than you are. CORRECTLY FITTED EYEGLASSES will take away that tired look. Let us relieve you of eyestrain. Miss A. McCulIoch. Optometrist, 208-9 Hubbard Bldg. Phone 109