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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 10, 1916)
F1V1S C n ii ii ii HO M E I N D U S T R Y P AGE ii ii ii ii u Support the Home Payroll and Patronize the Home Merchant THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUG. 10, 1916. ii ii ii ii II I! II II 8 II S! II II ii ii si is !! II II II II Ei a ii ii si ! ii ii XI u n ii n ii ii u n ii ii !! II II II II II II II Ej n F. E SHAFER I make my living hero. I spend my 'earnings at home. , Home industries first, last and all the time. THE LEATHER GOODS STORE 170 South commercial Street. South of Bush Bask SOME SALEM FACTORIES DEALERS WHO SUPPLY SALEM PEOPLE WITH THE POPULAR HOME PRODUCTS Ton Make Tour Bread and Butter Here In Sales Then Buy It Made is Salem. PAN DANDY Is the World's Finest Bread. We Make It. SALEM ROYAL BAKERY 240 South Commercial Telephone 378 SPAULDING LOGGING COMPANY LUMBER And BUILDING MATERIAL Hardwoods and Interior Finish. Box Shooks FRONT AND FERRY STS. PHONE 1830 THE HOME OF .GOOD JEWELRY AT RIGHT PRICES is at C.T.P0MER0Y Jeweler and Optician 126 North Commercial St. Telephone 1309 For some weeks past the few mer chants and manufacturers represent ed here have supported a last plea to the people of Salem to cease the ruin ing folly of sending their money away from home and to bring the local trade balance back to normal along with a resultant increased payroll. When the express men find the bulk of their business in hauling pople and all their worldly possessions to the depot, don't you think, dear reader, that conditions are worth your scrut iny. Mayhap if these conditions con tinue you will be paying your tribute to the express man, too. Now, every town is just as prosper ous as the aggregate wealth of its pop ulation. If John Smith "buys four new tires a year for his car, as do 500 oth ers in Salem, each year, bang goes $100 that never comes back... All the gaso line money he spends is gone, never to return; $900,000 per year is going out of this state at present writing for in toxicants. Then there are- other staples that Oregon does not produce such as sugar, metal and granite ware, cosmetics, drugs and so on that take our bet'er than a million annuallly from the state. With this constant and everlasting drain going on, can we afford to pass up a Bingle opportunity. Can we af ford to ignore that, small producers as we are, the balance being against us long enough, we shall be sucked dryf That all the money will be gonet To get back to Salem, the local sit uation is identical. If you buy a monument made in In1 diana, Mr. Jones of the Capital Hon umental Works will have just that much less labor to hire and the fellow who did make it will buy groceries in Indianapolis, instead of at Busiisk t Sons on State street. If you need a pretty crepe de chine don't buy one made by outside labor, Help Mrs. Kelscy keep the three wom en she employs. You'll get a waist just to your measure and have saved money in so doing. So let's all get to seeing the light and start buying from the man at home. One of the busiest men in this lit tle old town is Jim Dorrance, the man who paints a Font every morning be fore breakfast The Dorrance estab lishment is running full speed ahead and turning from ten to twelve cars a week out into the world spick and span and without keeping them out of use for longer than four to five days. A Ford can be repainted in nice shape by this coucern for from $10 to $12 and for those who realize that it pays to use paint it is money well spent. Chas. C. Miller, energetic manager of the Hotel Marion, is forcing the work on the new addition to the hotel so that all will be completed and furn ished in time for the state fair. Speak ing of the hotel, do you know that the finest merchants' lunch in Oregon is found at the Marion, and at only 50 cents! A new carload of Whitman's can dies is on the way to William Trunk's Red Cross drug store. The same re gard for quality runs through his entire line and at his place it is "Once a customer, always a customer." An unusually clever bit of stone work was turned out by the Capital Monumental Works last week for a Chinese family in Aurora. Besides the customary English inscription the complex and difficult Chinese char acters were inscribed, and so skillful was the lettering the Chinese pro nounced it perfect. Work like this shows that the home manufacturer can be trusted to turn out the very best monuments and to ably express your ideas in his stone. Busick and Sons is the place to get anything in the grocery line if you eare to patronize a man who features tae home products. Both the Salem butters, Marion and White Clover, which go best with Pan Dandy bread, made by the Salem Royal bakery, not forgetting the health drink, Cereo, are to be found at this modern grocery. Get acquainted with the new Ep pley's baking powder label. The best way to become a steady user is to con vince yourself of its superiority by or dering a trial can. When mixed with Perfection flour made by the Capital City mills, a bread is produced that will delight you. Nothing better is made than the products of the home manufacturer who bases his institution on a foundation of honesty, value and quality. Green Does Not Know Anything About It . 1 a TY-1. - L .. 11 I wan rrancisco, Aug. . nnu cuu icu ' John F. Green, aged 44, and sailor, what . 1 M T..I.. Oil . A . 1Q Green doesn't know. He told Alfred Growney, attendant at the detention home, today that he was standing on the corner of Third and Market street read ing a newspaper when his mind be came a blank. Green said he came to hie senses on the same corner August 1 and has since been trying to figure out what he did during the time his memory failed him. He said he had more money in his pocket and was better dressed than when hie mind became a blank, but that he cannot remember where he bought the elothes or how he came by the mon ey he must havo paid for them. In states where beauty is taxable no woman ever tries to dodge the assessor. HOTE MARION SALEM, OREGON THE PRIDE OF THE' CAPITAL CITY CHAS. O. MILLER, Manager. . Tour Hay and Grain Crops Are Preserved Regardless of Weather in the INDIANA SILO 60,000 American Fanners Recommend It. Manufactured, sold and guaranteed by the CHAS. K. SPAULDING LOGGING COMPANY BUSICK & SON. THE QUALITY GROCERS We Handle All the Sal em-made Edibles Visit Our Bright New Store 466 STATE STREET TELEPHONE 182 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 PAINT UP THAT FORD. Out in Three or Four Days $10 and $12 DORRANCE, 271 CHEMEKETA CAPITAL MONUMENTAL WORKS J. C. Jones, Proprietor One of the Largest Stone Works on the Pacific Coast, and a Salem Institution See the Beautiful Monuments Made at Home Before You Purchase an Imported Stone. SALEM'S VANITY FAIR Employs Three Priscillas Censtnntly. "Milady" Will Always Find the Fashions First at THE WAIST EMPORIUM Formerly the Hob Nob Mrs. A. B. Kelscy 409 Court Street Ask Your Grocer for CEREO The Substitute for Coffee" "Made in Salem' Manufactured by the Hagel Cereal Co., Salem, Oregon 770 South Commercial Street HARTMAN BROS. CO. Quality Jewelers and Silversmiths Friendship Rings, Engagement Rings and Wedding Rings. . Corner State and Liberty Streets, Salem, Oregon. TRY EPPLEYS PURE PHOSPHATE BAKING POWDER 28c lb. Made in Salem. All Grocers. Good Service, Good Goods. RED CROSS PHARMACY We Bndorse This Movement THE HOME OF SANTOX REMEDIES Unexcelled Prescription Service PHONE 144 MADE-IN-OREGON LUMBER, LATHS and SHINGLES F T Co.'s Paints, "Oregon" Portland Cement, Sash and Doom "Everything in Building Materials" FALLS CITY-SALEM LUMBER COMPANY 349 & Twelfth St, Phone 813 Now is the time to book your order for FRESH LOGANBERRY JUICE COMMERCIAL CIDER WORKS Phone 2194 IOWA MACHINE SHOP Machine Work of all kinds. Brazing, welding and lathe work. Gasoline engine doc tors. D. B. BROWN 262 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. Faul H. Hauser Lloyd Hauser GARDNER & KEENE The House of Quality Jewelers and Opticians 390 State St., Salem, Or. Ask Tour 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 C. LACHELB, Proprietor CAPITAL SOAP COMPANY THE ANGORA RUG CONPANY Tanners of Furs and Leather. 'Mounting and Manufacture of Fur Rugs and Robes. Pure Whale Oil Soap for Hop Spray. Highest Price Paid for all Kinds of Pelts and Hides. 1230 Ferry St., Phone 683. Salem, Or. :ac: THE SPA Salem's Old Reliable. Treating the People Right Since 1899. Home of Oregon's" Finest 30c Luncheon wuasMMMiiaal BBaaatfi WEAR PLEATED BOSOM SHIRTS If you wear pleated bosom shirts, with or without attached cuffs, let us show you how well these particular garments can be laundered. We'll iron the shirt fronts straight and even, with every pleat in place, Bmooth and nicely finished. We'll iron the cuffs so they are firm and stiff not limp and spongy. We'll shape them to fit your wrists, and return them free from rough edges. If you are having trouble with cuffs or neckbands, try usl SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY. Oldest Largest Best. Phone 26. If M if n ii LAST GERMAN NOTE WILL BE MADE PUBLIC Said to Be Admission That . m . n 1 America Is Right In Sub marine Controversy Washington, Aug. 10 Announcement that tie last uerninu uoio vu ---taaia. submitted to the state depart mea nearly six months ago, is to be pub lished, is the direct answer to those who feared a return to power of the Von Tirpitz element in Germany, with a consequent renewal of ruthless subma rine warfare, officials asserted. The publication is to be made with Uer soany's consent. . The note declaring the killing of Americans on the Lusitania was unin temtional and expressing profound re jrret for loss of American life, is de clared to be a complete guarantee in the name of the German people against any such submarine campaign as that which precipitated the recent German American crisis. It declares s, cam paign cf reprisal against other than enemy subjects to be a "mistake" and is said to agree entirely with this coun try's view that non-combatants and par ticularly neutrals must not suffer. Acceptances or the principles in ine nnt. . AotiA W it. nrrinniipfl nub- lication. It is expected to clear up any tear mat me u-Doat warmro ui a year ago will bo reopened containing, it is said, tacit admission that the campaign was a mistake. Transmission Box Blew Out Scaring Many New York, Aug. 9. Blowing out of a. 'transmission box on an electric New York, New Haven and Hartford train near the village of Van Ness threw ...... f nuMMri into a ianic and re sulted in the injury of one woman, re ports to officials stated nere mis siier Manv tmssengers were suffering from the shock. Ambulances from three hos pitals were hurried to the ecene, Dut traffic was resumed on the line within 15 minutes and the accident was de clared not to be serious. box ftlew out with a loud report as the train was entering the Westchester yards and some pour ing from tne ear gave riwj w :jiurio w a serious accident. Journal Want Ads Get Results. Proposes Trip Around World In His Canoe Waterloo, Iowa. Aug. 9. Albert G. Sarcbet, manager of the Blackhawk County Abstract company, proposes a journey around the world in a canoe, which will beat the record or Jonn Clifford who made the trip in a 20 foot sailing craft. He has figured out his itinerary for the 25,000 mile jour ney. He proposes to go up tne west coast of America to Bering sea across the strait down the roast of Asia, around India up through the Red sea, the Suez canal, along the north coast of the Mediterranean to Gibraltar, then to England and Scotland, Iceland, Greenland and back along the east coast of America to New York. PUT UP JOB ON BARBER Portland, Ore., Aug. 9. George Moy er, a barber, was in jail today charged with extracting a marked $10 bill from the wallet of George McTarnahan while the latter was prostrate in the chair, his face swathed in tepid towels. Mc Tarnahan said he previously lost $40 under suspicious circumstances, so be marked tne 1U bill, got snaveu, tnen called the police. Detective Snow al leges he found the bank note in Moy er's posesssion. Journal Want Ads Get Results. IS OF Double Explosion on Chicago Car Starts Rush in Which . Many Are Hurt Chicago, Aug. 10. A score of people were injured here early today, four of them probably fatally, when a double explosion, caused by a short circuit, wrecked a Halstead street ear. Win dows were smashed, wire guards on windows bent and the woodwork set afire. Forty passengers making a mad dash for the exits lammed in tne door wave and many were hurt. Several leaned through the windows. Motorman Arthur J. Heyden, taught in the rush to the platform, had to fight to use his controller and put on the air brakes. He managed to set them as the erowd swept him from the ear. Sparks from the second explosion set the ear afire and the blaze spread rapid ly. A call for help brought fire eppar atus. Firemen and policemen joined in getting the injured from the blazing car. "Let the car burn. Take care of the iniured." the firemen were ordered and the fire was allowed to blaze for 20 minutes before it was extinguished. A dozen persons whose injuries were not considered serious were given first aid treatment and sent home. Had it not been for the panic, traction officials said, none of the passengers would have been hurt. Culinary Workers. Forbidden to Picket San Francisco, Aug. 9. A temporary injunction forbidding members of the striking union of culinary workers from picketing in front of the Hof bran eafe was issued today by Supreior Judge Hunt. The union representatives were ordered to appear in court August 18 to skov-cause why . the injunction should not be made permanent. The Hofbrau attorneys based their application for action on the ground that union pickets, in front of the cafe, were intimidating employes of the com pany has prevented them from reaching their places of employment. The case will be used ss a test. Tasmania yearly produces about 1, 000,000 pounds of hops. Brothers Take Brides Back to Alaska Homes San Francisco, Aug. 9. Frank G. Marcus, of Redwood City, and his broth er, Henry C. Marcus, of this city, are on their way today to Alaska eah with a bride, as a result of a promise the brothers made each other years ago that in case one desired 4o marry, the oth er would do likewise and there would be a double wedding. Henry's an nouncement of his engagement to Miss Hetty Matthews of Banta Rosa, was followed by Frank's engagement to Mis Helen Walker og this city. The double knot was tied yesterday. CAPTURING POSITIONS BUT STEADILY RETIRING Berlin, Aug. 9. West of the Fortress of Lutsk in Volhynia, German troops continued the eapture of lost positions, the war office announced this after noon. Kast of tne city or btanisiuu, tne Austro-Gcrmans retired behind the line of Nisniof-Tdismia-Ottynia. A CAMEL CAVALRY TO TEST RAILWAY MAIL LAW Han Francisco, Aug. 9. Indications that somo of the new provisions in their new railway mail luw are to be tested on the coast are seen today in an ordor from the postmaster general to Jess . Roberts, division railway mail superin tendent to be in readiness to go to Washington for a conference. He is tho first division superintendent to be so notified. STRUCK OFF SOME NAMES Washington, Aug. 9. Two or three American names have been removed from the Brtish trade blacklist since America protested, the state department announced this afternoon. This removal was accomplished by unofficial repre sentations showing the damage that would be done through cancellation of unfilled contracts. ST. PAUL GETS TILE FACTORY London, Aug. 9. A British camel corps, dahing to the attack on the hot snnds east of the Hues canal drove the Turks from their entrenchments and put them to flight according to officiul dis patches received here today. St. Paul, Or., Aug. 9. St Paul soon, will have a cement tile factory. H. M. Halt a has purchased machinery and is repairing tho premises recently occu pied bv the bakery aeross the street from the bank. The products will in clude tile of any size, also building blocks, foundation blocks and cement posts. We mail your paper to you during your vacation. Phone 81.