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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1916)
THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREflON, THURSDAY, OCT. 5. 1916. IT'S COLD II 2500 Pairs of Shoes for Men, Women and Children Direct from the FACTORY FOR YOU Words fail to express the standard of quality and value we have attained in these Shoes, neither have we the time just now to describe the hundreds of the different styles now ready for your inspection or quote our won derfully low prices. All We can say, is that you can come with the assurance of not being disappointed, that we CAN FIT YOUR ENTIRE FAMILY AND AT A SAVING OF 25 PER CENT TO 50 PER CENT. Men's Good Work Shoes Black and Tan Leathers for $2.49 Extra Quality Work Shoes . . . '. . . . , $2.98 Men's Dress Shoes in Gun Metal, button or lace. , $2.49 Men's Extra Fine Dress Shoes, button or lace ............... ............. $2.98 and $3.49 Children's Shoes for . . . . .... . . . ggc up Q $1.98 OUR FOURTH ( Friday & Saturday SURPRISE SALE Double Savings'in AH Departments NOTIONS AND TOILET ARTICLEES. 5c Pearl Buttons, per dozen 3c 10c Pearl Buttons, per dozen 5c R. M. C. Crochet Cotton, per ball 8c 25c Whisk Brooms 15c 25c Bottle Machine Oil for 10c 25c Bottle Witch Hazel for . . ! .... .15c Colgate Talcum Powder for 14c Rich's Talcum Powder,-25c can for .10c Swift & Co. Peerless Toilet Soap, large cage, special 3c Sunnybrook Series fine quality Toilet. Soap, assorted perfumes, very special per cake 5c Property of Chas. D. Schmid Valued at $25,000 Goes Up in Smoke A Shoe Sale of Great Importance $3.50 Growing Girls' Shoes $1.98 $4.00 Velvet Button Shoes H $1.98 H The first lot is made of fine quality velour '' calf, soft and pliable, built on a growing girl's last, low heel, tipped, with round toe. Come :::: in lace style only, in sizes 2 1-2 to 4 1-2. Reg- :::: ular price $3.50, while this lot lasts only ; The second lot is made of fine quality silk velvet button style, medium round tipped toe, :::: goodyear welt, oak sole. Regular $4.00, while : :: : this lot lasts, only $1 98 :::: STANDARD APRON GINGHAM, PER YARD 7c E 1900 yards of fine Apron Gingham, standard t; ;iJ J?-.. 1 rt quality, sum iur iuc per yara, our price H-pound wool finish batt, pure white, comfort f -size measuring vzxyu, a wonderlul value at 98c Ideal Cotton Batt, choice cotton white as :::: snow, full pound size, very special 20c :::: Superior quality all wool batt, weighs 2 lbs., only - $2.49 Large size heavy weight cotton Blankets, size 66x80, our price.while this lot lasts . . . JjJJ.19 Women's excellent quality fine ribbed union it suits, velvet fleece, the famous "Vassar" make. Sold anywhere else for $1.25. Our Price 88c Women's fine wool union suits, eood weieht. Come in long sleeves, high neck and ankle 4f length or dutch neck and half sleeves. Very special per. garment $1 49 Now is the, time to purchase your WINTER CLOTHES IttttttttttttttttMt -M-M-f-f-T-M--r4T I GALE & CO. (Formerly The Chicago Store) i: : Salem's Biggest Popular Price Department Store where Quality and Economy Go Hand in Hand ! Not connected with any other store in this city. Cor. Court and Commercial St., Salem, Oregon iit tffi Two three-story burns ami n buggy shed and garage belonging tu Charles 1). Sclimi.l, and located on tlu river road, route 3, about three ami a half miles south of the eity burned last night about 10 o'clock, buildings and ontents being a total loss. Mr. Sehiuid estimates his loss at $-'3,000 with in snrani'C about $0,000. ' The firo was discovered by the house keeper, the light shining through her bed room window which fuced the buildings awakening her. Her screuins soon aroused the other" in the house but tho fire had made such progress by the time they reached it that but little could be dune. It started in a bug gy shed and garage, where a eider mill is also operated, from this it spread to one of the big three, story barns con taining about 70 tons of hay and from this to the third barn which contained the stock. By heroic efforts six horses in this barn were saved as were large lot of hogs, the only animals burning being a suepherd dog in tho third bum and a small terrier in the garage. The building used as a garago was two story being one of the oldest farm houses in that section, and it was also used as a store house. In this -building an auto, spring cart, three wagons audi buggy were, bullied, along wita uio ei der mill, HOO gallons of eider, u barrel: of wine, HOO finpty sacks, 1000 empty j apple, jihiu pencil ana a ioi -oi prune boxes, a supply of empty barrels for cider, several sets of harness and oth er farm implements of all kinds and several hundred bushels of grain. Air. Schmid hud purchased the hay from the fair grounds, unit much from his neighbors as a speculation and this with the machinery and many farm im plements was a total los. Jlr. Mchmiu resmeu in rorimnii 1.1 years, pruning to .Marion county iii March of lOI.'i ami purchasing the farnij where he now lives from William Hull - -- for $.")").0(HI. He has spent in improve i - ; ments since, he says, about )iS,tiiTo, mid! vice commission from the Kipuiw C trek I 44.4.4.4.4.4.4. 4.4.4.4.4.4..4. . was just beginining to get Ins lurm in Irrigation cinnpiiny, I'rineville, asking Overcoats Mackinaws Balmacaans Underwear, etc. Buy now, it won't cost you any more, and you won't take chances with pneumonia Brick Brothers Corner State and Liberty Streets The House that Guarantees Every Purchase. 3 shape to suit him when this loss cuine.j Unit it be given permission to raise ils He takes his loss philosophically Initiate per acre foot from :t." cents to !, while accusing no one feels cerium the fire was of incendiary origin, as it started in the garage where there was no combustibles of nay kind. He punie in to town this morning to take up his insurance mutters, which when set tled will leave him still loser by u bout lil,(IO0. throughout the industrial group in sub sequent operations. The public was more in evidence on the buviiiir side and the bin men of the 'street appeared to be decidedly bullish over the prospects tor nigner levels 111 the rails, in the steel und copper shares anil in the so-called munition issues, ulo ia the specialties, many of which pre sented decided indications of being ab sorbed for long time profits. Cent nil leather went to a new high record, the I raw sugar stocks were strong features; national lead moved to 11 sharp advance and such issues us Westinghuuse, !en ernl electric, Consolidated gns, T.'high Valley, Htudebaker and Barrett com puny bettcicd their inaiKet position ma terially. Active efforts are being made in banking circles to re-establish public confidence In the railroad shares. Macleay News Notes (Capital Journal Special Service.) Macleay. Ore., Oct. 3. The Misses 1'ansy Nioswandcr and Inis Hussell are attending school in Hnlem this fall nnd instead of 00 cents ns formerly applied for The Standard Cleaners and Dvcrs, of Portland, have tiled unifies of iucorpiM ration at the office of the corporation' commissioner. I heir capital stock is iflOllll. t Says an Inside bath, before break- Clear, Peachy Skin Awaits Anyone Who Drinks Hot Water fast helps us look and feel . clean, sweet, freih. The hoard of control this lunriHiig mimed a commission to survey the. Iiovs' and L'irls' industrial schools, with a view to determining the needs of the , institution. The commission as mimed, is composed of the following:' Mrs. I Maida McMuth, president of the (Ire-1 bright, alert a good, clear skin pud gon congress of mothers; Hev. Win. (V a natural, rosy, healthy complexion lire Klliutt, a riiitarian minister of Port-i assured only by pure hlood. If onlv land; nnd I'rof. Coukliu, of Hie slate every man und woman could be indue-'' Sparkling and vivacious merry. university at Kugeiic. DEALERS PREDICT (Continued from Page 1.) Argentine Cannot Help. By Charles P. Stewart. I 11 it I'd Press -stuff correspondent.) Kuciios Aires, Oct. 5 Argentine can offer little hope for relief from the high flour and bread prices in the Cui ted States by sending her wheat surplus, Chief i.ahitte of the statistical buicuu of tho ministry of ugricultuie, told the United J'ress today. The lust Argentine wheat crop wus ed to adopt the morning inside bath, I wliiit a gratifying change would tal.e. J place, instead of the thousands of sick-' I ly, niiiieuiic . luokiiig men, women and I girls, with pasty or muddy complexiuiis: j instead of the multitudes of " uei v I w reeks, " "run downs.'' "bruin fags"' and pessimists we . should, see 11 virile, optimistic throng of rosy cheeked peo ple everywhere. An inside bath is hud by drinking each morning, before breakfast, a glass of real hot water with a teuspoonf 11I of limestone phosphate ill it to wwh from the stomach, liver, kidneys and ten yards of bowels the previous day's indigestible wuste, sour fermentations nnd poisons, thus cleansing, sweetening and freshening the entire ulinieiitai y below normal but there remained a ! """ . """ . I""""B "'" " ' " are residing there during the school j surplus of ; nearly one million tons for keadache. Id! Ulterm.'. .- . I ","rU.: ..M"". S' 'at . wl T K' ?''0 ! iousness. nastv b, th. rhei itism.' 4 4-. tttttttt 4 4444 4 -f (CoptihnedJomP'g QQ n . Trip One Long Vacation. By Robert J. Bender. 1 United Press staff correspondent.) " On Board President Wilson's Train, Kn Koute to Omuhu, Neb., Oct. 5. Cam iiajgn life agrees with Mrs. Wilson. Hue lifes it and is having a fine time. Inci dentally she's getting a lot of attention lrom tiie crowds who gather about the president's private ear and is shanug equally with the president, the plaudits of the throngs.. , , , , ., Wearing a simple gown of bluck voile over white, her every appearance on the trip, has brought a demonstration- .1'or the most part, however, she prefers to today. Hughes. Local party lieutenauts said, j wished to exploit the world." Hereaf Nebraska's Anniversary. however, that Nebraska is already j ter, it must be done by those wishing By his political managers the presi- strongly in line with 15,000 or 20,000. "to gain the confidence of the world." dent 's addressss today are regarded as votes to spare. , lie challenged criticism of the leg the big volley to protect the central . The president was in great fettle to- i islation under his administration, say west against capture by Charles K.iday after further enthusiastic reep-j ing: "tiive me the verdict of the next Uiuns en route through Iowa thin morn- 23 yeursl I earn not a peppercorn for ing. At uouiieii tiiuris mere was u nigtlie verdict of 1H1." criiwil witll II -sillirollir nUllltier Of Old I Ifn l.r.iKrhl tl-nnmnflftua ni.i.ltniMA Surnrisinalu Good WTf Z.? l. It Am t X " ni'iv uniiun ...... ..... ., - i v n w n II Ul'll HIIU IICU lll llieir 2 COUgh ourup Piaae.al .aid: "Let me shake hands with a j i, lens in their head, same as an old wo- tlOtttC & Lincoln. ' ; mnn niny tie up her savings in her haud- . ! An old lady greeted him: "God kerchief uud when they unraveled the CntiVtrrLmitiii Basllr Mate, T j bless you, my deur." ! knot, they found their ideas were no but Is Rirkblr EBTerti. X Omaha was ill holiday array to greet ', Inueer currency. 1 have know n such ?4tltt ttttM ttttf ttttttt'""' executive. Thousands of people m,.n in polities'" : drawn into the eity by the lures of the . ! .:.y?uU'" ?.V" ..if !. A k-Har Hen festival thronged the M-,. , nil'l rouKii uh ,w.. v... .- v:.;.iV I streets and cheered the (iresiaent on ins mai IVCl Id UUlUdU uremic iui. .."V j:. ;i. .v.,.nrll.. You not only save $2 as compared with every npenorniice. Following the luncheon at the Com mercial club the president was to ride Prices Climb Higher New York, Oct. 5. The New York Kvening Hun financial review today Francis Schnink and wife, formerly of Aumsville, will soon occupy the old Taylor place which Julius .lasiner re cently vacated. Ilermun Hieck 11 ml Mrs. It. K. Mnrtin are both 011 the sick list, suffering from colds. Mrs. I). O. Miller and children mo . .... ., w , . ?. .' iiiiisness, nustv hrcntli, rlieiiunitiMii. Ol l lit IIIIMU rHIIICB, WllliU VKl UllCin . . ' , .- i t .1 .11... the highest bid ,,,,,,H! l"rl,iili'l.v those who him- I lie nit.ni si. mil. a ..w Ili.I. Hallow complexion and who Olio ship nnd of wheat already is en 1 ' .. : , 1 ... ,. , . ' iii-.' i-iuiui i imted vci'V ntten. lire l leed route to the I luted Mutes ahimid tliit " . . . 1 . , '.. . , , . . i, i.i ,ii i, to ob inn a onnrter po d ol limestone stfiiiniT I'n in pn und others probubly Willi . ' . 1 . . . .. ; , t .... 1 ..., . p hosphiite at the drug store which will follow. The greatest difficulty lies in thu fuct that. Argentine is umihle tu furnish many ships to transport grain tnrui In Newnort. Tuesday where t lev ! i ii 1 1 ii i i-win-n is hi u s u will be the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Wii- 'Y'iglit son Wheeler, .Mrs. Miller s parents. There will be preaching next. Hiinday at .'I p- m. nnd Sunday school at 2 p. m. Lveryono is invited. Wedding Invitations, Announcement! and Cal'iug Cards Printed st the Jour oal Job Department. a State House News A report made by insurance commis sioner Harvey Wells shows the fire loss ill Hnlem for the mouth of Hcptcuibcr to have been IH,.'il!(l, the third largest loss of biiv citv in the state. These fires were three hop houses, a barn ami a seed exhibit. The burning of u A'hctit warehouse in I iniitillu county, valued at l.'iO.OOO was the largest single loss in the stole during the mouth, total Hut even if a large, part of the Ar- geii.il .- -iirpnm suooui oe .1 pen on ; . , . .. . . . WOlllll I ' . ' -,. , . . , cost IhiI a trifle, but is siilTicient to deinoiiHtriite the ipiick and remiirknliio cliauoe in both health and iippiuinih-e, iiwaiting those who practice internal .uiiii ii I jnii .i iiiiimi niiiiiMiuifir linn -ii- le eleaiiliiiess is more imporluiil tioiu .blood while the 1 feet of bowels do. coiitniuiiiate the pores in the tliiiiy the ready-made kind, but you will also . . 1 ... .... An thai h.v. mi.ro efl'ective and deoendalik- In- Ha rceiv the brunt of the! remedy in every way. It overcomes th in sn, iuter review the great ).ageant talking aud reee.ve the , " Jj ! usual eoughs throat or chest colds m, ,,,,,,,,, ,he nu8)ices of the Nebraska noise. On one WfiM "he was greeted , 24 , olirert.ileV)., eveu whooping cough , Ak.Mur.H,. hv nnfl in . toe CTOn U l miiplclv. I . , , . ""You look mighty good to us, Mrs. 7 (jet' 2'i ounces of Pinex (50 cent! Ine-pageant aiiouniicii m gorgeous Transactions were in active volume Wilson " And it took her some time; werth) from any good drug store, poui floats, and was featured by a whole & nel.av advancing movement in to eeo'ver from the tribute. I it into a .pint '""le and fl I the Imttl. ; tribe of Indians and scores of cow . . the-bHHt ot t0(iav. . heeiitire executive J--5 l-Tv .UtnirS I Vl. J" ed to a nign pucu vF "'"' T ,pply-ot the most, enenive raoun.; ,.,,- , , of mHr..h ,,-'. i " ".. ' ! in the state for the month were demonstrations accorded me l".""' syrup that money can oiivi a in me s.ee. ami copper s.n.r . - According to the monthly financial report of the state industrial iiccideiit commission the total receipts during Heptoinber was 7,41H."!t, while the to tal dislmrs cuts were sn,4H4.."Hi1 leav ing a bulnnce in the accident fund of li(K,liL'."i..):t. The baliiuve in the segre gated accident fund is l'.Mt,S!i7.74. Ihn full...! Mlnl.iu .....riill t make little diflere, in the price of I f"r, '"'I'1!! '". wheat in the Chicago market because of the shortuge in the I'nited States croii, l.ahittu said. , . l...:n .1.. 1. ........ I t jlllllll-in IHIS ni-l n.-n: .-...i..i v .w $10 Tlour, $2 Wheat. I barrel for flour in carliiinl lots, but Minneapolis, Minn., Oct. 5. Millers! "'lit price was thought exceptional, rulh- predict a barrel for flour at retail i1''- average, r-econu gi.ioe n..r and 2 a busliel for wheat to the farm- ,"'l.v l ifS.4ndi.fS.no with fl.,;.i era. I'uless rain falls in Argentine quick, ""PI'1!' 1,1 n1"1 '' '"'kerss. II- ,.. .;. '. ,!,.. i ;. ,.i..,,..t ...iriiiii.ti- inir ut. 7.'JO(ii i.SU. this mouth With flour prices this week the IulIi- Flour i firsts, a few buvi is iiiiusuallv slack. mouth, Willi Hour prices inis wees ine iiilm- our opened ipiiet todav with putents I " v,'"r"' "I"'' "r,l,'l"1 s, the highest grade 'flour, getting I '''here were practically no deferred or w buyers ut .li0 ( .Some ,' Hnsiness for this time Ot the vi.nr 9 Cleanses the teeth thoroughly dis solves quickly purifies the breath l"g r way 7 terda7. on vPM "cent, of' KS. " It eV.i... : occupied long before the president took j au ng no j j . " -. va results oiven i his o nce nt the head of he nrocessioii. ! aides who are on the train feel that Ohio and Indiana" will swing into the 'democratic column with a bang. ' Big Crowds Greet Him. Missouri Valley, Iowa, Oet. 5. Presi dent Wilson was greeted by large crowds at Carrol. Deuison and Missouri Vnllev this morning. Mrs. Wilson ac- riio nr.imnt and nositive results eiven I bis nlnce nt the head of the procession. by this pleasant tasting cough syrup have cuuseu it 10 ue in more o... ,By Robert j Beai . .1 UnnoA linlil nnilirtl ' loosens a urr, hii "-'".i , ,r"' heals the inflamed membranes that line (Tutted Press staff corresmnilent-1 Omaha. Neh.. Oct. 5. President Wil- th thrnut snd bronchial tubes, and re-1 son in a suirited addresse to the husi- lief conn almost immediately. Splen-! ne8ll ln(,n uf Omaha today declareil the did for throat tickle, hoarseness, bron-; tiul(, naB llle wnen the " big new things chitis, eronp and '""'"'''.""". . facing America can be done in the old 1 lucx is a niitni; iT-I I .. tt tii.mm. b. ..1.1 .h K..ittMl t 4 are going . i,; tho cr nlntform ilur- j - v'nru.v mne mtriitt- way. i nose, in ;' . u; .,m,..wirotion. I Liiiin with miaiucol and has been break traditions and did not confront UK llic . . v.'-...--- . T- . M t . ..J .i . :.L Whatever happens to me m No vember. 1 believe you'd all vote for Mis- Wilson, wouldn't you?" the presi dent asked. ' ' ."You bet we would," the crowd yell ed in reply. - As a result of iliscoinriiures inim " V11UII111IT-U WI.I. --- - ; used for generations for throat and : the new age with new ideas, chert ailments. , ,. to be left at the post. kvrA liiaannnintmcnt bv askins Tout i, .i. ,i...i.. i druggist for -Vh ounmtjt Piiu-x; with! r,," he snid. "And his As a result oi ii.si-i.iii...... -."- yV u'kvne. lad. ye-teiday, the president bad a new carj Co.. tt.Wajne. inu. full" directions, and don't actept any- .: nu A onarnntee nf absolute HUt- if.,tion or money promptly refunded. goes with this preparation. The Pinex situation has altered every political and domestic fjuestion. ' "Heretofore the work of America," he said, "has been done by those who A MEDICINE Conducive TO BETTER HEALTH HOSTETTER'S Stomach Bitters Try a bottle for Poor Digestion or Liver Disorders. A- total of 73 empty cars have been received nt Aidiliind for use on the Portland division of the Southern Pa cific during the past 21 hours. The t ol ii I car shoftage on this division is now 14ti:i. An aiiii'iidi'd application has I n re ceived ut the office of the public ser- I l I J 0 on s- For The Teeth Powder Cream ' A Standard Ethical Dtntifrica S.nd 2c stamp today for a generous trial packsgt of either Dr. Lyon's Peifect Dental Cream or Tooth Powder. W.27lhSt,N.Y.City