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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1916)
EIGHT First Showing of the New Fall Apparel Full of snap and attractiveness that foretell an Autumn of unusually pleasing styles. See the big assortment that are now r eady for in spection ; also the window display. An t Sale of Women's Summer Dresses Here's a rousing Clearance of the season's newest, stylish Dresses every one a good value at the market price. Plain, stripe, flowered, embroidery and lace effects in Voiles, Marquisettes, Lawns, Linens and Fancy Cloths; many plaited and ruffled Dresses in the lot. An unusually large and varied assortment to choose from. Be on hand early and get a good choice $3.95 Dresses ..$1.98 $ 8.50 Dresses. .$4.25 $5.00 Dresses ..$2.50 $10.00 Dresses.. $5.00 $7.00 Dresses ..$3.50 $12.00 Dresses.. $6.00 $15.00 Dresses $7.50 Many prices between these quoted. (See the window display.) Another Lot of Dainty Dresses, Clearance at, each $3.75 When you want GOOD GOODS Go to Meyers nvtViWiViVAVftvwiVmYAwyyAw.'w All Around Town COMINGEVENTS Aug. 31. Dr. Howard H. Rus sell, founder of Anti-Saloon League, address at First -Christian church. September 4. Labor day. Sept. 7-8-9. -Willamette Valley " Tenuis Tournament, Salem. September 9. Barnum & Buil ey's circus. September 11. Mouthly meet ing Salem Floral society, Com mercial club. Sept. 18. Opening day of city schools. September 20. Monthly meet ing Commercial club. Address by Hurwood Hull. Sept. 3-30 Oregon State Fair. Dr. Mendelsohn, specialist, flu glass fl correctly. U. S. Bank. Bld. The church building of the First Church of Christ, Scientist, on Chemek eta stivet between Liberty and High, it being repainted. Drink Oereo, the liquid food, the health driuk. Ask your grocer. tf The (Jeer and Kreuger furniture store will begin to move part of their stock next week into their new building on the location formerly occupied by the Weiifurd theatre on Court street. Quality stands first at Hartman Bros. Co., quality jewelers, 0 Flans for a country bungalow are be ing drawn hy architect (ieorge M. Post for J. J. Wood to be erected as a country home for Mr. Wood near Wood bum. Salem's finest and largest jewelery store is Jlartmaii Bros, company. Bom sales of prunes are reported at 70 cents a bushel, delivered at the or chard. This is equivalent to about five wnts a pound for the crop straight mrougn, auu is considered satisfactory ur. r. 11. xnompson specialist, eye, ear, nose and throat. 414 Bank of Com' meree. Reports from the S. I. train dispatch er 1 office are to the effect that the Cherrinn special arrived in Kiigcne on time, 11:20 this morning and that after a stop of 40 minutes, left for the Coos Day country. Sea the wish bones at Welch Elec tric Co., 220 Commercial St. The fifth Wednesday In the month will be next Wednesday and according to its usual custom, the Maccabee lodge will hold a special social at their rooms in the Met orna.'k building. Br aides the usual refreshments, there will be a program of interest, in charge ot Wslter Lj, l.enon, Karl Sumner ami Mrs. Jennie Miller. 0 - Sea what Mr. George Hatch the mail rsrrier, has accumulated, and devoured 220 Com'l Ht. "Salem's Style Store" AWAViWIMWAWAW.W.V.W.VMAWWAJ Special Sale of Middy Blouses Tomorrow..... extra good grade material used in these buy them tomorrow at this low price, each Not more than three to a customer. QUALITY AND O. J. Beach and family returned yes terday from a week's stay at Newport. Mr. Beach claims to be some hiker, as he suys he hiked to the Devil's Punch bowl and buck, a Walk of 24 miles all in the same day. o Wish you had the stove at Welch Kiev trio Co., 220 North Commercial St. The funeral of Lowell Cannon, the eight year old sou of C. II. Canuou will be held nt 10:30 o'clock Saturday morn ing from the chapel of Webb 4t Clough, instead of the Highland Friends church at 10 o'clock, as announced from the pulpit of the church last uigiit. 0 Dr. O. L. Scott, D. C, will be in his! office on and niter Saturday Aug. 2d. . . . . aug2u George Palmer, a rancher of the Roseilale district is at the, Willamette sanatorium for treatment of blood poisoning, lie is well known in this locality nnd Hosednle, having lived in this vicinity nil ms lite. 0 Water Sports at Denlson's Baths foot of State St., Sunday afternoon, Aug. 27. The following are driving 1017 Fords having purchased during toe last few InVB: William Mnv, Salem; K. M. Bai ley, route 9; H. McDnuiel, Salem; Miss Ida White, Salem; Mrs. II. C. O'Xeil, Salem; T. L. Hoi ley, route 3; Jesse II. Kobinson, Turner; H. 1). Green, route 3. Bathing suits, all sizes, styles, col ors, shoes, caps, water wings. Watt Shipp Co. ' o This la the way the mercury climbed yesterday for a record day: 1 p. m., Mi; p. m. mi; 3 p. m. 91; 4 p. 111. 92 nnd .1 p. in. 93. All of which indicates that the warmest time of the day is iiloug late in the afternoon. These tempera tures are the government's official record. Don't grope in the dark, get a flash light at Lockwood's, 2HI N. Commer cial. Mrs. Rebecca Stroop, living three miles southeast of Silvertou, died sud denly at her home yesterday morning, she assisted her daughter in the morn ing household work and later was found dead hi her room, her death being due probably to heurt failure. The funerla will be held in Silverton. -o ' Is your Ford complete It will inter est you (0 look over our stock of BC' cessories. - Watt f hipp Co. The mercury in the thermometer made the highest climb of the year yesterday, reaching tho P3 mark at the O. C. T. dock where tho government gets its official records. Of course down town It was several degrees high er. With Oil as the high murk of the year at Salem, Grants I'nss was having some weather up to 103 above. Hose burg with 101, .Med fold with 105 and Pendleton at the 100 mark. The river is the lowest of the year with two de grees Mow aero. Use Shelby Maxda electric lamps for brighter, whiter light. I'lione DOS Lock wood, 21tl N. Commercial St. THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUG. 25, 1916. 3 S 79c at V2 price I ss S 3 5; SERVICE 1 The "Human Fly" who climbed to the top of the Meyers store Wednesday evening, will next try the court house, promising to keep on going until he rests on the head of (ho Goddess, of Justice. The dome of the court house looks like pretty smooth climbing, but he says lie can and will climb it next Saturday evening at 7 o'clock. 0 Two necessities for your automobile a vacuum bottle nnd a flashlight Wutt Shipp Co. o Commanders of the various encamp ments of Spanish War Veterans in Ore gun will assist the adjutant general in securing recruits for the Third Oregon infantry. This is in compliance with a request mnde by Acting Adjutant Gen ernl Wilson to Commander Harvey M-..1I.. f 1 11. .11 . 1 V I i euo. v.wmiuuiiucr ciis nas maue eaen commander a recruiting officer. 0 Tor good cup of cofiee get Grand I'nion Angle Blend next time. Phone (H Lock wood, 210 N. Commercial. Red clover is reported an excellent crop in this part of the valley, better iuuh me crop ot last year. Very little midge is noted, and this only in fields which were cut too Into in tho spring. The average yield will be four or five bushels to the acre. A bushel of clover seed weighs 00 pounds. Local dealers predict a price of from 15 to 17 cents a pound. 0 Stick to it, sure you can depend on the hop pickers tape at Lockwood's, 216 X. Commercial. Rv. Dr. Howard H. Russell, founder of the Anti-Saloon League and one of the ablest and most noted speakers and workers in the temperance move ment in the nation, will be heard in the city next Thursday evening, Aug ust 31, at the First Christian church. His address is looked forward to with much interest by those interested in the temperance movement. Four iHundred Candle Power, See the mutch lighter gasoline lanterns nt Wkwood 's, Sill N. Commercial. o Prohibitionists will have the privi lege of voting a prohibition ticket this full, as the Marion county ticket is as follows: For congress, Murk V. Wenth- erford of Albany; for legislature. L. 1). Hutcliff, Salem; Luther 1). Cook, Sa lem; hnos Presuall. Marion: Oliver .lory, Salem, A. K. Harris, tlrooks; for sheriff, A. K. Slovor, (juiuaby; for clerk, Swain Fra.ier, Salem: for asses sor, John Mormon. Saloiu: fur commis sioner, J. G. Vogt. Salem; for constable William Pratt, Salem. O r You may BtiU enjoy yourself If you are in Salem, by smoking La Corona Salem best grade cigar. A warrant for the arrest of J. C. l ochrane, section foreman for the Southern Pacific eompanv at Turner,( was sworn out here yesterday before Justice of the Peace Webster, nnd it is expected that Cochrane will be ar raigned mis aiiermion. 1 ochrane is charged with assaulting Mayor K. O. Thomas of Turner. As near as can be learned at this time, the difficulty arose over matters pertaining to ac tion of the Turner city council look ing to the regulation of the speed of Southern Pacific trains within the citv limits. It is stilted that Mayor Thorn as was knocked down and rendered in sensible by Cochrane. New arrivals la the following dress silks, silk hosiery, Warner's corsets, shirt waists, special prices. Agnes Me Kvoys Chirago Store, State street near Masonic Temple, t TODAY'S BALL SCORES t American S. H. E. St. Louis r 14 O New York :. 2 13 1 Weilman and Severoid; Cullop, Love, Mogridgo and Valter9. It. II. E. Chicago 2 10 0 Washington 5 12 O Williams, Wolfgang and Sehalk;! Harper, Shaw and ilenry. R. H. E. Detroit 2 9 2 Boston 14 1 Dnuss und Spencer, Hiitoer; Shore, Leonard and Cady, Thomas. First game R. Clevelund ... IS Philadelphia 9 Bngby, Beebe and O'Neill; Williams and Pichnich. Second game R. Cleveland 10 Philadelphia 2 IT. E. 11 3 12 5 Nabors. H. 14 6 Keebe and Coleman; Bush, Sheehan and Pichnich. National R. H. E. Xew York 6 13 5 Pittsburg 2 11 2 Snllee and Rariden; Harmon and Schmidt. (11 innings.) R, II. E. 3 10 0 2 4 0 Mitchell and Brooklyn Cineinnnti Cheney and Miller; Wingo. R. II. E. Huston Chicago ... 15 0 0 3 0 Blnckbnrn; Preiider- Rudolph and gust, McConnell and Archer. 0. A. C. to Demonstrate Spraying Experiments A demonstration on what has been done by the 0. A. C. in its spraying ex periments will be given next Wednes day afternoon at the Hoosier farm, formerly the L. M. Gilbert orchard, sit uated cast of Rosednle between the See Welch Electric Co. window at 220 Xorth Commercial St., contains 28 different varieties of breast (wish) bones of birds. New Columbia Dry Cells. Welch Electric C. I. Lynch, who handles the elevator. nt the Salem Dank of Commerce build ing is entitled to a decoration. While swimming in deep water nt the River side Dip he heard a young lady strang ling and calling for help. He manag ed to reach her jiinI us she was go ing down the third time and by holding her with his right, arm, succeeded in swiiuming to shallow water, lint un like most heroes and life savers, Mr. Lynch doesn't even know, or hadn't heard today, the name of tho lady lie rescued. 0 New Columbia Dry Cells. Welch Klectrie C. Special Why don't you get your Sunday spring chicken nt 10c a lb. and your fresh eggs at 27c a doz, at Mickeiihnm 's, HIM South High. aug2li 0 A lungmotor, which is claimed to .possess certain advantages over the pulmotor now owned by the city, is on exhibition at the office of Chief of Po lice Welsh. The instrument has been obtained on trial by Mr. Terwilliger of the Cottage Undertaking parlors, who intends using it for the purpose 01 es tablishing proof of death if it meets the promises of its manufacturers. Hy use of the machine complete respiration established, it is claimed, whereas the ordinary pulmotor goes 110 further than to pump air or pure oxygen into the lungs. 0 High and Fancy Diving, spectators free. Novel water stunts, at Denison 8 Hatha, foot of State eit. Sunday after noon, Aug. 27. 0 New Columbia Dry Cells. Welch Klectrie C. The body of the eight year old son of Chester Cannon of Clifton, Oregon, arrived in the citv this afternoon, ac companied by his parents. The boy fell through n hnv shoot on tho farm of which Mr. Cannon is superintendent near Clifton, sustaining injuries that 1 resulted in his death yesterday at the Good Samaritan hospital, Portland. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 o'clock Saturday morning nt the chapel of Webb & Clough, and burial will be in the City View cemetery. Chester Cannon, father or the boy, is n son of C. 11. Cannon of Pringlc. Autos for hire, passenger and bag gage transferred, rates reasonable, couiitrv trips a specialty. V. G. Me Klroy, Phone 047 or UStl. septl 0 Club wheat Is quoted at $1.26 today in Portlund, sacked. With the differ ence for the cost of sacking and freight estimated nt 12 cents a bushel, that would make wheat in Salem worth l,14 Hut on account of the uncertainty of the mnrket. the mills are wing from i 1 to 91.05 for their immediate needs.l Keports from North Dakota and I ana da are to the effect that rust and smut are reported to be damaging the wheat and the Chicago market advanced sev eral cents. All of which would indi cate a good chance for another ad vance of five rents a sack on flour. Vntlpo hn whom I have con tracted with for Bnrtlett pears, those I solicited and others, 1 will receive same commencing Monday, Aug. 2fth at the hop ware house of the Oregon Klectrie railway, corner Center and Front street Salem." Hriag iu your Bartletts regard less whether you have ticcn solicited or not. Grade tiiem up carefully and re ceive the highest market price, the better the grade and quality the high er the price. J. B. Olinger. Phone 30P12. ttug.10 ezzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzancssanEnnsnnnannnncanEanncaaca n Grocery Sale For Hop Pickers :: Lay in your supplies before Fels Naptha Soap BAR r t mm 5c 1! y n 11 11 11 11 a D 13 a u a a n M a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a u a n n n ci a a a mm Cane Sugar Sack $7.85 Lemons, our Special $1.30 Worth 81.50 6 Cans 5c Sardines for 25c 9 Lbs. Walla Wal la Sweet Onions 25c 20c 3 10c Cans Mus tard Sardines for 25c Cheese, regular price 25c, our price 20c Watermelons Found 1 3-4c Vinegar 20c Gallon , 4c One Hop Picker's Straw Hat or Pair of Gloves Free with $4.00 orders. DSDSaOBSalBBBSSSQBQBDSSISIIQBQ Beuua Vista and Jefferson roads. x l'rof. H. T. Bnrss and Trof. O. H. Kliner of the O. A. C. who have been su perintending the experiments during the to ,he fruit srowcrs and for this reason Unit poods mills in Philadelphia pro summer, will be present to explain the ! it is ,ire(1 tlmt evory one interested ., 1' ,.-,.,-. ,.t ...miner in which snrnvinir has been lone and giving the different .form- ulns. To test the effect of different sprays and also the result of different number of sprayings, cerctnin rows of trees were sprayed once, others twice and Veal 3 Shoulder Roasts of Veal 12V2c per lb. Veal to Stew 8c per lb. Legs of Veal 14c Beef to Boil 8c per lb. Beef to Roast 10c per lb. Beef Steak 14c per lb. Freshly made Sausage and Hamburger 10c per lb. Midget Market Originators of Low Prices s 371 State going to the hop yard; hop yard stores charge big price Hard Wheat 14 Lbs. Small V'""" 13 Fl0ur White Beans for ll. S3 JH $1.00 fesssa 1 Worth $1.75 - VvFF t H tlLZQcrf g 3 Cans of Salmon : H for 50c Japan Tea, KEOf fol H 25c - - g&M Special O 'i 25c El XWrfe' 4 Lb3' f UrVe 14 LbS' f SUgat W V?En70" cut Macaroni for fr B fj With 5'00 ordcrs I 6 Lbs. of Rice for SS -"-"" spuds 25c hi Special ,, H HC- 3 1-2 Lbs. Italian f; I DC Prunes for g ' Bushel 25C H 35c Cans of Chocolate . Ejj N 'D.n' BEST" rm'y J 28c ' &amm&&3ri if 50c Cans Union II Leader Tobacco , Ha-rH or.Jt.j Special ... , f4 40c 1 " 35c 1 by 25c size, price There is no doubt this store is making the lowest prices 011 (Iruccries in Salem; these prices will prevail until the 1st of September. Huy a iM.OO order and get a Hop Ticker's Straw Hut free. DAMON & SON PHONE 68 Tree Deliivery again others six times. In other tracts! near, different formulas were used. The spread of brown rot and Cylin- j il ri.Kiinrinm line hepnnie n ui.rinnu im.rinep should attend the demonstration. Mexican Members Receive Instructions Mexico City, Aug. 25. The Mexican ! members of the Mef ienn-Anierienn coin 1 mission that will discuss eontrdversies ' between the two nation rceived their j final instrHctonst from General Car 1 ranza today and will leave for the United States tomorrow. I Special Agent Kodgers has notified ' Foreign Secretary Aguilnr that the j first, preliminary meeting of the joint I commission will be held nt the Hotel ;Itiltimore in New York 011 September j4th. i The Mexican commissioners also held a conference with Foreign Secretary ; Aguilnr today. j Luis Cabrera, one of the Mexican 1 members said today thnt he was great j lv pleased nt the selection made by ; President Wilson. Seattle Officers Raid ! Notorious Road Houses 1 1 Seattle, Wash., Aug. 25. Sweeping King county in the biggest raid in its history, Sheriff's deputies directed by I Under Sheriff John Stringer early to day emptied three notorious road houses .of their roisterers, hustled them to the i county jail, seized large stocks of as I sorted liquor and at a late hour were continuing their search for big caches j of intoxicants said to be buried along the shores of Lake Washington. ! road house, it is said, when the depu ties swarmed in and ordered everybody, guests and hosts alike, to throw up their ; hands while a search was made for ! liquor. About SO persons were arrested, near ly half of whom were women and al most all of whom arc snid to hove been : unmistakably under the influence of liquor. The places raided were Johnny Clan cy's road house at The Meadows; Tom Sinister' s house bont nt Kenmore, and Bill Mullen 's house boat at Juanita. m 1 ' A Guilty Conscience. A young fellow who was the crack sprinter of his town somewhere in the j south was unfortunate enough to have j a very tardy laundress. One evening, , when, he was out for a practice ruu in Ins rather airv and abbreviated track I costume, he chanced to dash past the house of that dusky lady, who at the time was a couple of weeks in arrears , with his washing. I He had scarcely reached home again when the bell rang furiously and an ex- cited voice was wafted in from the porch: ' ' For de I.nwd 's sake won 't ye all tell Mnrse Bob please not to go out no moh till I kin get his clo'es round to himj" Harper's. FREE ! Your choice for one year of three of the following maga zines. Farm Stock & Home; Household Guide; Spare Mo ments; Better Farming; to any one having a suit cleaned or pressed on Wednesday or Sat urday. Phone 4:1. All work guaranteed. 204-3 Hubbard building. u 855 N. Commercial Faith without work accomplishes just as much us hope without hustle. -Ono hundred and fiftv hosierv unit i nunll'- i lAl AjAA A Alii AAA A T T Watermelons Saturday Special . Fresh, Ripe Melons Vi Cents per lb. Crawford Peaches Basket 20 Cents Tomatoes i lbs. for 25 Cent Sweet Potatoes 5 Cents per lb. Home Grown Onions 10 lbs. for 25 Cents Cantaloupes 5 Cents Each WARD K. RICHARDSON 2395 N. Front Fhone 494. When In SALEM, OREGON, stop M BLIGH HOTEL Srlctly Modern Free and Private Baths RATES: 75c, 1.00, 11.50 FES DAT The only hotel in the business distrii t. Nearest to all Depots, Theatres aid Capitol Buildings. A Home Away From Horn. T. O. BLIGH, Prop. Both Phones. Free Auto But. NEWPORT-NYE BEACH Automobile Passenger and Bag- w gage Transfer - Furnished Tents and Cottages Correspondence Promptly Answered 4 L. D. PICKENS, Box 274 CAR5 of rV Dl.ifT Any KiriD Any time . -