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THE DAILY' CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, fo ri lin This is the Picture in which the Salem boy Steve Henderson appears. FEATURE STARTS 2:15, 3:45, 7:45, 9:30 naa OREGON THEATRE iej Today, Tomorrow and Thursday Don't Forget Billie Burke Sunday, Monday, Tuesday. ift V V i Hopper Really Did ' Hit a Home Run! j But the Famous Triangle Comedian is Filled With Woe Because the Camera Doesn't Prove It Tragedy in comic guise recently as sailed De W.olf Hopper, in connection with his new Triangle picture, "Casey at the Bat,", to soon at the Oregon theatre, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Let him tell it himself. "Of course Casey has to make a home run, and he has to strike out. The latter was easy; but the first did not seem well quite so simple. "Wo rented a little ball park out in Idingcrsbim and the local folks turn ed out in force to fill the grandstand and bleachers. The teams were made Alleged Auto Bandits Captured b Seattle Seattle, Wash., Sept. 12. Four shots were fired and one man wounded in a motor race and running fight, out Duwamish avenue early today which ended with the capture of Harry Smith, a chauffeur and Robert Meldner, a butcher, alleged auto bandits. William Engclke, whose automobile had been stolen did tho shooting and finally captured the two men, who it is said had taken his car at 10:30 last night. Missing his automobilo Engclke tele phoned a friend who appeared with an other and a revolver. They gave chase. Four blocks from Duwamish station Engelke says he called to the men to stop. When thev failed to do so he phot thrice into tho air, as the twoi ..r ,,. ..u u..u ..ue at ler""c The occupants of the other ear, En- Rclke said quickened their speed and he shot at Meldner, the bullet striking l.: : t o.:.i. ! him in the wrist. Smith, who wasi driving the car, leaped into the brush but was captured bv tho pursuers. The Journal Does Job Printing. - TODAY The Dainty and Charming Mae Murray in "THE DREAM GIRL" By Jennie MacPherson; Produced bv Cecil B. De Millie Miss Murray in a role admirably soiled to her peculiar talents, achieves a distinct success in this film piny. The story throbs with human interest and highly dramatic situations, every one of which is altogether plausible. ' jffc YE LIBERTY THEATRE czzzzzzaczzzzaazzzansEacnEaEnnnzzzczzzzzszczzzza GREAT DOUBLE II 1 w And the "Idol of the Screen," in a 2-Reel Metro Wonderplay "A VIRGINIA ROMANCE" with Francis X. Bushman ii ii ii ii AT fir T"V 1 -t s - w-i n All Told and De Wolf Shown by "Casey at The Bat" !up partly from Lnnlterslii partly. from Fine Arts i.lavem. n,l thov, lllll IliaVCIS.' ; were good teams, "Holy mackerel! What fun we had! I went to bat for the home run hit, a"- il felt ,"e olJ times. The pitcher was a local man. and he meant busi noss. He sent me a hot one across the edge of the plate, and the ball went straight up in the air, "The next was right over the pan, and I slapped it on the snoot a cork er! It sailed out over the field and didn't rise thirty feet Irom the ground a real home run hit. I was proud of it, I tell you! "And the tragedy is. the camera doesn't prove it. 1 hit tho ball so hard it didnt' photograph, and no one will over know for sure wnether the proud est achievemeut of my motion picture career is real or not. Can you beat that J" Band Concert at Wilson Park Tonight The regular band concert will be giv en tonight in Willsou park with Mrs. Hullie Parish Hinges as soloist. The program follows: 1 March, "National Defense.".,. I.nmpe 2 Overture, "1l Ouurny." .. Gomez 3 Waltz, "Elaine." Bcxter 4 Comic Opera Selection, "Prin cess Pat." Herbert 5 Vocal Solo, "Havana." Kcndis and Pnlev 0 "The Merry I.ark" from "Bird . land Suite." Bcndix 7 Medley, "Remick's Hits No. 15." l.nmpe 8 Indian Intermczxo, "Aisha."... Lindsay 9 Novelette, "Bowl of Pansies.".. Reynard 10 March, "Bamum & Bailey's Fa '"te' " "'"K ,,. , .. T. . . , . , . V? Antique-Do you think a g.rl should permit a man. to kiss her be- tique Certainly, if she is fond of kiss ing. I believe in making hay' while the sun Bhines. TOMORROW THURSDAY AH Salem is Waiting for Miss Billie Burke in the $1,000,000 Film 'Novel "GLORIA'S ROMANCE 6 ReelsSunday, Monday, Tuesday 6 THE OREGON . A fl II Hopper II II U . State House News The public service commission has postponed until a date to be set later the hearing of investigation of Oregon intrastate express rates on milk, cream and dairy products as assessed by the llZZl . u , r .t0 ;'t! . l";tne position made vacant hv in Amorican Express company. Articles of incorporation have been filed at the office of rnrnn,tinn Pnm. missioncr Sehulderman bv the Oregon ! i.tni, n k ;.!. T"ii :.: uf. ..I A Livestock company, North Pnrtl.n y1 capitalized for 50,000, incorporated by R. Weiser, M. J. Hummel and F. W. ? Hummel; and by the Spokesman P"b - i k, lishing Pettigrew, C. W. Elkins. J. W. William - vuuiMuiiv, cumuoseu or Jl. W. son, E. T. Slayton and"George J. Dick-7"r"T: Perm 1 PUP"8 son, whoso purpose i, to conduct news- ",lc,t the'r fncnls wjth ticket papers at Prineville, Redmond and such I . , . other places in Crook county as may intEdent TnJ i?" " i S,fp" from time to time be deemed advi 1.-1 --i T d,', Vrmc.'pDl N'son of the to time be deemed advis- ablo. The car shortage on the Southern ra- cifie continues to grow. A total short- I n tvn nn.(k A J i i i . . . . -f."-v. loot n'Sht of 1,544. An encouragintr feature of the report was the statement thst 45 empties were received at Ashland during the past 48 hours, Asserting that the distribution of cars is not bandied properly, the Ewana Box company of Klamath Falls has wircil the public service commission asking for an investigation. The tele gram is as follows: "We are worso off for cars than ever before. None at all today (September 11) and no prom ise of any for tomorrow. We are com pelled to shut down our factory and wait on Southern Pacific for cars. D's- triuution of cars not handled. We wish you to investigate." WAXL STREET GAMBLES ON IT Now York, Sept. 12. Offers of 19 to 7 on Hughes against Wilson and 10 to 7 that the republicans would carry New York state, were posted in Wall Street this afternoon after the election returns from Maine had been scanned, Somo money was offered on Wilson at 1 to 2. Honx Where is a good health re sort for a fellow to go for a cough t Joax That depends upon how much ne wants to cough up. TODAY CRE1GHTON HALE lu the Last Series of "THE IRON CLAW" In addition to our regular picture program BLIGH THEATRE COOS BAY CELEBRATION See yourself in tho pictures. See tho Cherrians. Ono full reel, 1000 feet. BLIGH THEATRE Sunday and Monday BILL- ii ii ii ii ii Ii ii ii ii n Reels j II! II ii If 0&4 SCHOOL WILL BEGIN Y Monday and Tuesday for Pre liminaries, Wednesday Work Begins School children may as well become reconciled to the fact that Mondav. Sen. tomber 18, will soon be at hand and that everything is .ready for their reception at their respective school buildings next Monday morning. Monday the pupils will report, and fill out their program of studies. Tues day morning they will return, get their programs and the list of school books required. Wednesday morning schedules will be arranged and everything will drop iiito the regular routine of school wort:. At a meeting of the board of edu cation last evening, Miss Bertha Allen was elected to a position in the second grade made vacant bv the nnn-necAnt. ' W'. f?un: Mls.s 1 " T$3",T -0 th? posi" d VaCan & the weigntHon of ance of Miss Josephine Mann. Miss nation of Meador. All the positions pay C5 according to the district's schedule. 1 . a? Bt,,,uS ox "cicets for school en- .terrain ' i' , i , ,meet ?',,D tfle favor of h8 board, althoueh last vear J,"'"" lne P,,l"18 were allowed to canvass the town for tu8, ' ta"n pa"d a few special entertainments. board does not obiect to cer. admission entertainments put .... a i . .. . : r '" i,i"J 0. L9Cnoo!.Dy e i S. BCOOOJ " oe given a private of' fice. Vot ?ll"Cip'8 ?f ?e 8ooIs have V."'" ' S "at lilt) , an,, hml.lmrra wnnn .nJ il ' . 'Z f;:' ,'' KV"y""ig s ana dui Mings prepared, everytl ready for next Monday morning. Floral Society Will Have Exhibit at Fair The Salem Floral society will put on an exhibit at the state fair according to plans discussed at tae monthly nieet rng held last night a? t:ie Commercial club, and Mrs. R. 8. Wallace was ap pointed chairman of a committee to ar range for tho placing of the exhibit. Mrs. Wallace was given authority to select her own committee. To further plan for the exhibit at the state fair, arrangements were made for a special meeting of tho society to be held next Monday evening. 'Mr. Skiffs stated that the Portland Floral society were planning for an exhibit at the fair and that those in charge of the grounds would be glad to assist Salem in mnkiusf a cretlitnl.ln hnw;,, Mrs. W. P. Lord and Miss Elizabeth fermentations and poisons, thus cleans Lord were given a vote of thanks by inK sweetening and freshening tne en the societv for the interest they had ,ire al''ify canal before putting taken in the work tho past j-ear more 10011 int0 ,he stomach. Ivan G. Martin was elected secretary Tho9e ""b.jcet to sick headache, bil of the society. The meeting for next ios"-'9Si llas,y hreath, rheumatism, Monday evening will receive the re- col('B; and particularly those who have port of the society of which Mrs R a pallid, sallow complexion and who S. Wallace is chairman and to mako ar8 'onstipated very often, aro urged final arrangements for tho display dur- to oljtaiu a qnnrter pound of lime ing the state fair. stone phosphato nt the -drug storo which will cost but a trifle but is A case which lias been in litigation lficient to demonstrate tho quick fifteen vears hns been decided by the a'"' rmrkable change in both health Supreme court. The judgment was in aild ftI'Piraiicc awaiting those who favor of the attorneys. Nashville Ban- ner. Ton can mase and a.-.ve mon- ey by reading the Journal's new xoaay columns. BLIGH THEATRE THURS DAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY The story of "Human Driftwood" is that ot a young bachelor in New York who becomes infatuated with a girl of the dance halls, who seeks bis acquaint anceship that she may lead a band of crooks in his apartment and rob his safe. As two of the gang were operat ing on the safe, Hendricks came in. Myra was startled and as Hendricks and her lover of the underworld came to a fight, Myra picked a revolver and j shooting to kill Hendricks, killed her cwn lover. s h j- j ! I .... ,' .,.-; ,", ' .. . 1 1 hi ; : -f -Cri . MirwRwicn)r jfjgm I FPANCEJ hEl50N wll Sgg? hMM BROUGHTFROM ARCTIC Canadian Expedition Reaches Seattle Reports Vast Cop pir Deposits Found Seattle, Wash., Sept. 12. Bringing 1000 scientific speciments of arctic bi ological life, and news that vast cop per deposits are waiting on Coronation Uulf and Bathhurst Inlet to be mined, scientists of the Canadian Artie expe dition have arrived in Seattle today. They will leave immediately to re port to their government at Ottawa. Dr. Rudolph M. Anderson head the scientists. Vilhjalmur Stcfansson, head of the exploring division, is still some where in tho north. The natural scient ists worked independently of the ex ploration division. "Explorers for years have believed that thero were great copper deposits east ot tne Mcfteimic river," explain cd Dr. Anderson. Although many of the deposits arc evidently of low grade Anderson ex plained, thero are seams in the aniyg- daloulal lava filled with pure copper. Other scientists in the party were J. J. O'Neill, geologist, J. R. Cox, topog' raphcr, Diamond Jcnness, ethmologist and George Wilkins, photographer. tsl Hopes Women Will Adopt This Habit As Well As Men Glait of hot water each morn ing help ut look and feel Clean, tweet, fresh, Ilnppy, bright, alert vigorous vivacious a good clear skin; a and nat- ural, rosy complexion and freedom from.illneBs are assured only by clean, healthy blood. If only every woman and likewise every man could realize the wonders of the. morning in side bath, what a gratifying change would take place. Instead of the thousands of sickly, anaemic looking men, ' women and girls with pasty or muddy complex ions; instead of the multitude of "nerve wrecks," "rundowns," "brain fags" and pessimists we should see a virile, optimistic throng of rosy checked people everywhere. An inside bath is had by drinking, each morning before breakfast, a glass of real hot water with a tea spoonful of limestone phosphate in it to wash from the stomach, liver, kid- ney8 and ten yar1" uf wels tl v"us day's indigestible waste, tho pre- sour i""""-" nt muni J r int. mi iuui iiiai.ii; i:n-u iimii'nn in more important than outside, be- cause the skin docs not absorb impur- i i.i i .u:i.. lies iu vuiiiaiiiiimiti mo muuu, n iniv - IIIU piill'S 111 IIIU llllllj' IPUt IIUWUI3 do. While Roumnnia leans one way, she is very apt to full the other. Years later Hendricks was sent for by Father Hnrrigun in Alasaa to as sist him in cleaning up the vile con ditions existing there. Myra now had a dance hall there, and was breaking In her niece, Velma, to the life of a dancer, when Hendricks arrived. He did not recognize Myra, although she reeogui7d him. When Velma fell in love with nendricks, and the town bul ly, who had "struck it rich" in the gold fields, Myra sold Velma for gold, a fight ensued between Hendricks and the bully, in which the bully met with a frightful death, brinuinir Velma and Hendricks together, and paving the wav for true love to take its course. - NEW TODAY - CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BATES Rate per word New Today: Each, insertion, per word..- lc One week (8 insertions), per word 5c One month (26 insertions) per word 17c The Capital Journal will not be re sponsible for more than one Insertion for errors in Classified Advertisments. Read ybur advertisements the first day it appears and notify us immediately Minimum charge, 13c. PHONE 837 For wood saw. ti WANTED A cement old. finisher. Thone septic. GET PRICES On farm The Journal office. Bale bills at GET TRICES On farm sale bills at Tho Journal office. WANTED A garage near D and Com mercial. Phone 0UE2. septl2 FOR J?ENT Modern seven room house near nigh school. I'hone 417M. scp!4 WANTED A housekeeper, for infor-i mation address N. E. care Journal. ' ' septlL' U'lVTrn rn.i i .... nt. vim or agt'u men to care jor in my Home. Address F. M. care Jollr'"'1. sept 14 ROOMS FOR RENT Two nicely fur nished rooms with fiirnni.o l..of Phone 1273J. scptl4 FOR SALE Or rent, modern 5 room bungalow Hose to school, bargain, lhoue 1273J. sept 14 WANTED To buy a 2nd hand iron truck wagon. W. L. McKinney & Son Phone 32F32. st.1)U4 WA.Mr,lA janitor at - Willamette sanatorium, a middle aged man with out family preferred. scptl4 NOTICE I will pay ybu the highest cash price for your used furniture. Pnone 511, Woodry the auctioneer, tf FOR SALE House and lot with eight ucming jruii trees, inquire Ben Per lich at Steusloff market. Beptla MODERN 8 room house for ront, very reasonable, near school, church and trcet car line. En.juire 1491 South Com 'I. tf FOR SALE Up to dato shooting gal lery, complete with organ and mo tor, cheap if taken at once. Call or address The Maples 447 Court. SECOND HAND Mens' clothing, jew elry, bought, sold and traded, music al instruments, tools, guns, etc. Cap ital Exchange, 337 Court St. Phone 4H3- octll FOR RENT Modern five room house, bath, pantry, full cement basement, 170 North 23rd street, only $12.50; also one at 1745 8. Liberty street. 7 rooms, modern at 10.00. See Scott & Bynon, 124 S. Liberty. Tel. H37. sept!2 Commercial Club Issues Invitations The following invitations havo been given by the Commercial club through the manager Ivan U. McDanicl. Sept. 11, 1910. Hcv. J. A. Willman, Hi7 Beech St., Portland, Ore. Dear Sir: Tlimimh I'nuvorHlitinn Biitk T?.... i .. " . " nw. ouim iiivb ii, we unilcrsland that the Pacific ..nrvuian .iimniun coiuerence will again hold its annual conference in tho north west next year and we take pleasuro. in extending our invitation to tho confer ence to be held in Snlem, Oregon, nt that time, mid promise that we will do all wo can to cooperate with tho local church in entertaining the conference and we feel assured that it will be of mutual interest for the Swedish Meth odist church work as well as for the city of Salcin. Kindly consider this invitation. Vours respectfully, Salem Commercial Club, By I van (i. .McDanicl, Maunder. I . S. The Scandinavian day at the stale fair in Salem will be hc, the -inn ot neptemlier, which 1 all the Scandinavian people wi am sure nppre- iiuie 10 atieiiii. Sept. 11, Bllii. Rev. B.jork, care Rev 2 City Mall Ave., A. 10. i.iu,, San Francisco, Calif. Dear Sir: ncing iiiior I that you will pas-J iiiruiiKn ine cuy ot Huicm to ami froi me conference held in Tncoiiia, the Commercial club of Salem do hereby ilium i-iiriiiaiiy invite you and your irieniis in remain one day in Salem on your return to California, to be a guest ui uur ncililiuui Cliy. Through conversation with Rev. John Ovnll, we understand that thn Pacific Swedish Mission conference will a mi in hold its annual confen ; in the north west next year and we take pleasure in extending our invitation to the con- rerem-e to lie held in Salem. Oreiron at that time, and promise that wo will do all to coopernto with the local church in entertaining the conferen and we feel ussureil that it will be of mutual interest for the Swedish Methodist church work as well as for the city of Salem. Kindly consider this invitation. Vours respectfully, Salem Commercial Club, By Ivan G. McDanicl, Manager. P. S. The Scandinavian day at the state fair in Salem will he bold the 2!tth of September, which I am sure the Scan dinavian people will appreciate to at tend. Pollen of citrus fruits that had been shipped from Florida and California to Washington, D. C, has been reship ped to Japan by the United States gov ernment, vacuum tubes oeine used as containers and previa? entirely effi- i cient to retain" thn vitnlitv i, ...... I for germination. EI'BBER Stamps made 163 8. Com! ' tf HARRY Window cleaner. Phone 708. oct7 TRESPASS Notices for sale at Jour nal office. tf TRESPASS NOTICES FOB SALE at Journal office. FOR RENT SIGNS For sale at Cap ital Journal office. tf FOR SALE Or trade for wood, gaso line engine. Phone 451. tf FURNISHED Apartments, also barn suitable for garage. 491 N. Cottage. WANTED 12 cords of wood. Phone 387, call at 1C2 N. Com '1. septlS FOR SALK 14 milk cows, H4 miles east of Fairlicld. Phone 48F2. scptH FOR RENT Furnished front room, private family, 824 N. Capitol, sept 1 8 SINGLE BUGGY And harness and teed cutter tor sale, cheap. Phono CANNING PEAClhES-Dclivcred or in the orchard. I'houe 83FO. G. O. Boyco sept 13 FOR RENT Furnished houseWpintf rooms. 0H4 N. Com i. Phone 2454 W'. seuU3 FURNISHED Rooms and housekeep ing apartments, rates reasonable, close in, 160 Court tf FOB RENT iD8 under this heading le a word. Read for profit; use for results. FOR SALE 10 registered Berkshiro hogs and 22 fine pigs. Will sell all reasonable. Phono 11F6. BeptU PEACHES Too ripo to ship, 50e a bushel if you pick them yourself, M. C. Petteys, Wallace road. sept 1 3 FOR SALE Bay mare 6 years old, fino drivor, price tHO.OO. Phone be tween 6 and 0 a. m. 20F22. septl3 TOR SALE New modern 7 room bun- ga;ow complete in every detail, cheap for ciisn,. terms it desired. Phono 1273J. sept 14 WANTED Plow team and harness two weeks for feed and reasonable hire. P. A. Koiuhart, Kt. 9, phone 57F12. .eptia FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping rooms, new modern house. Phone 745J or cull after 5:30 p. m. 910 N. Church. tf HIGH SCHOOL Girl winbcs to e chnnge work for room and board with a private family, Address IL J. caro Journal. icptia ROOM AND BOA R D 1 n private fam ily, reasonable. Phuno II571M, or call at 1045 N. Cottage St. Mrs. M. Fut " sept 13 FOR RENT Stock and grain form, lo cated 2'j miles west of Dnllas, Ref erences required. Inquire of R. P. Boise, room 22 Breymnn Block. scp!3 FLUFF RUGS Mado from old carpels Agent will be hero for few days only Call 030 leave address. Northwest Rug Co., Porllund, Or. septli FOR SALE 3 half truck Studabaa er wagon. Will trade for heavier wagon, cordwood or stumpage. 87l! Lee. Phone 1322 J. tf WANTED Carpcntor for country job 2.50 per day and board, and farm hand 1.50 per day and board, 2 or 3 weeks job. Piinnu 1 15 or J2O04 even-'"l-'s- sept 12 FOR SALE Or rent, modern five room bungalow near Grant school, in good repair. Will sell on terms or rent. R. 11. Mills, at Spaulding Logging Co. office. if I OR RENT Furnished or unfurnished sleeping rooms, office rooms and housekeeping rooms, reasonable rati W. H. Norris, Roc Hubbard bldg. Room 304. jf FUR SALE Canning peuches. Imlah Fruit Farm, half mile north of went end of steel bridge on Wallnce road, bring your boxos. Phone 62F11. Jns. lmlah. Bept20 FUR RENT One of the best 250 acie limns iu the valley, over 2U0 acres plow land, known as Isaac Durbin farm on Howell Prairie. Louis Bech tcl, 347 State. if FUR SALE Or will trade my stock hugs, 3 Duron sows, one Poland sow, one extra fine Poland mule hog, all registered; also young Jersey cow giving 3 gallons per day. Prices right Address F. C. Hyde, Turner R. 1, lirst house north of reform schoel station. sept 14 100 HOP PICKERS-Wanted on the Horst ranch nt Independence, the largest hop ranch in Oregon, to re place registered pickers who failed to come account threatened' railroad strike. We have 507 acres to pick and will start on the 7th and pick nbout 20 days. Our crop is good and clean, on high trellis and we furnish, baskets, wood, tent, apples, pure water and clean military camp grounds with largo camp stove, all free- soptl3 PUBLIC SALE Friday 15, at J. A. Jefferson farfn on Silvciftnn roait commencing at 10 a. m. Will sell 20 tons good baled hay: one team largn extra good mare mules; one team large old mules; one blocky team horses, weight 2450; 5 yearling heif ers; 10 farm wagons; six sets breech ing work harness; S Studebaker grav el dump boxes; one iron wood rack; one 3 section hnrrow; 8 plows; sumo almost new; 2 horso corn cultivator; McCormick mower; 2 hay cutters; gasoline engine and many other nse ful things too numerous to mention. sept 13