Daily capital journal., February 19, 1917, Page SIX, Image 6

THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, FEB. 19, 1917.
DruKyists keep it within easy reach
to meet the daily demand for
Dr. Lyon's
For The Teeth
Powder Cream
Srnil 2c stamp for generocs sample of tithtr Dr Lyon'a
Perfect Dental Cream or Tooth Powder.
L W. Lyon & Son., Inc. -'81 W. 27th St., N. Y. City
VTCOY IHAY NOT BE ONE
I TO MEET LES DARCY
Contract May Shut Him Out
Wi lard and Fulton Match
Is Certain
WILLAMETTE VALLEY NEWS
(ConftUueKl from page seve n.
Lyons Nsws Items
By H. C. Hamilton.
led Press staff r runup ondoat.)
York, Fob. The homiua
Wheat Develops Strong
Tone In Chicago Today ! Court House News
Feb,
it
d
question of whether Lex Da
traliaa pugilist, will be pile
what he can do with Al Mi
rniiiiil bunt will lie ileeiilei
MM by the New York Htate hosing , i ; y , ,j.
'- '" -' 'Taut n.ign urowne ami j Albanv, was a
John wetsmantel, tin' former the match-1 ., .,
i maker for Madison Square (ianlei., i,-d jJr H t i-fT i . i
K 'lhe latter for the Broadway Sporting I I,, s. Town dm
9 i inn. mil co id H- ! II il IiniSII IHIIUiSa em Thnra.l..
:: I for the benefit of the commission. I I'nrle Billv I
sis I KR'lh promoter has a contract railing . HRail) ami vj
jj. m . ' mwvmiwm m aacioy in a in -j The fimm
i Kverybody enjoyed the masq
ball given nt I.' m; February 10.
Mr. s. 1). Brown made a 'trip
home of Mr. ami Mrs. K. E. Tn
well attended, everybody enjo;
good time.
Mrs. PUU Brant, of Mill ('it;
to Lynns, then motored to Mi
have MM dentist work done.
Mr. dim MeBae made a trip t
rail.
TWO PASS BEYOND
Mrs. Surah Ann TVoifard pamed awav
Sunday, February 11, at the home of
her daughter. Mrs. M. J. fooler on
Fiak atreet, at the age of tPJ years. Mr-.
Wolfar.l was born near this place Jan
iary IS, ISSS, and passed her eutire life
here. She was I woman of exceptional
c haracter. kind aud considerate ef the
wants of othrti. Many are the persons
who will remember the kind deeds done
by her. She was married January 5
172, to ('has D Wolfnrd ami to this un
ion wer born eight sons and one daugh
ter. Mr. Wolfard preceded her in death
many years. Deceased is survived bv
all her children and thref brothers un'd
id Arnnet, passed awav at his
MILL WOOD
. 1 1
TJi
was a reversal
everyone was talkin
that the shipping sit
prove steadily and th
mail romli I ions cause
look. Trade tvac small
Wh-al were sharp. Ml
later gaining 'J 1-8 gi
July opened up 3-4, s
in- ;t-8 in H.50 1-8. t
tile sturt today,
if sent iiueitt and
bullish. Belief
ntiou would im :
P$s)siit8)e)i4r4t4iitdlaa,ss)
d bout. Al so far forgot himself ' weather trvj.
ie plaintiffs in the case of the Alli
ance Trust Co. vs. Kanuie Hubbard, et
al. have appealed the case I nun Ihe
decision of the cireiiit court, and have
filed notice thereof iu the county
clerk s office.
las to sign articles for a 111 rorml affair
wild Jack Dillon at the Hrosnhvay cm h
some time ago. Evidently he believed
Wei-miantel had mislaiil the papers or
j WOald say nothing if he went over to a
; rival league. Tor he subsequently jumped
.Mauison ,-squaic tinmen ly signing
articles calling for i 10-ri
itin'rl N it It the long distance jumpe
Da
Two fish
id
1 1
irn
diminished tin
up I N, Inter u
advance, lit
In supply the
Selline later
nl
.lieu fishinir ami li
sued to L I.. Bobertson ot eisinantei began to howl the minute
riln v by the county clerk, lie heard that McCoy hail jumped and he
licenses were also issued has taken his cry to the commission. In-
to B. M. Diem of Salem, I asrauch as it is a long established babil
r to C, Km, v.l: also i of the commission to force boxers to live
up to all contracts, (Iran! Hugh Browne
probably will lose the services of McCoy
tor the March 5 dale.
I 1 1 , i a It i .
I
iiome hi Scanta, Tuesday, February l;t.
it the age of U years, death due to
lilments attendant upon old age. De
ri ceased came to Oregon from Wisconsin,
who is working in with lis familv during the vear of 1N!2
r with her parents j and settled near Silverton. Al the time'
I of his death he was living on his small
is working for the ranch about two miles north of this citv. ;
unsay, motored to j The body was brougth to the V. S. Jack
chape where the funeral services will;
sun has left US I be held. A rrangenients are awaiting i
relatives. word from eastern relatives. Silverton
ea joying this fine . Appeal
Bet their pi
ttlUti PKICES I OR HOGS
WE CAN TAKE ON A FEW MORE ORDERS FOR
delivery This Week
IF YOU NEED WOOD PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW
iiats showed higher prici
' advances in wheal and
BS were extremely liuht
. May I
ow in'.
The acceptance ol the final ncciuuit
of h'h.np, Mavo. as administratrix ot
the estate of Frank J. Mayo, deceased,
was filed with the count v clerk this
I morning.
W.
.1 1
lev was granted a divorce
from his wile, Mabel, on the grounds
It n .loseit ion Saturday by Jmk'e liine
later gaining ,)-S to 111 him. The enstodv of a minor child was!
Mi
i
Intel
ad-
.Willard to Meet Fulton.
Chicago, Feb. 111. Tom Jones and
Frank Force, managers, respectively, of
Jess Willard and Fred Fulton, will get
together here some time today, and sign
articles for their much talked of light,
it IS predicted.
It is understood that the articles have
grt
d 1o the defendant.
been dimwit up and copies iu possession
of the inanaiiers fur III days or more, all
Provisions were a shade higher, but jrcaao J. Johns, a farmer of Salem, wrinkles having been ironed out and
tr lie appeared draggy, ;am Myrtle Cripps oblnined a marriage the formality of signing being the mil v
S.,t in day. Itubert K. Ilavey, a thing left to cinch the match.
PIMPLY? WELL, DON'T BE!
People hfotice It. Drive Them Off
with Dr. Edwards'
I Olive Tablets
prison guard, anil i,ucuie reninn, ootn
ot' Salem, obtained a marriage license
this morning.
Franeli A. Imlay of Uiil North 1 7t !
street, 8a lain, has made an application
fa a widow's tension ihreagh her law-
A pimply face will not embarrass you ' e"frrHion. broke the
much longer if you get a package of Dr. 8faj a tftx collections brek th
ICdwards Olivx Table s. The skin Z, " '"V"'"' I " t'' . "t '
should begin to clear after you have '"' 11 i J L v
taken the tablets a few nights. Pf'rt ,nl 11 hI" ' " 1 V 2
Cleanse the blood, the bowels and the " J&XSSl ,MS two weelia
liver with Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, sl,('" 11 "" w"k"-
the succcsslitl substitute for calomel
there's never any sickness or pain after
iukiok uiyoi. i , v , . .... ,,. i t Tan!t
KEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
itj -.t.' rvi:.. T.a i... .i. a.. v I ' "
which calomel docs, and just as effec- 1 ," , '
r i ::..: ma o
rwi
W. H. Drake el ux to Nel
Coon el (ill-ti-1 .
safe instead of severe and irrit.itin
No one who takes Olive "Tablets is
ever cursed with 'a dark brown taste,"
a had breath, a dull, listless, "no good"
feeling, constipation, torpid liver, bad
disposition or pimply face.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil; you will know them by their
olive color. v
r Dr. Edwards spent years among pa
tients afflicted with liver and bowel
complaints, ami Olive Tablets are the
immensely effective result.
Take one or two nightly for a week.
See how much better you feel and look.
10i- and 25c ner box. All dnurgists. k,
haw, 58-71W.
t ux to Albert F
Inuz. D Y C Wdi, Shac
' 1 1 ,
S. L. Bynon e vir to Marvin E, and
Minnie J. Moore, lot - blk I Melwuod
add Salem.
Allien A. Johuson to Budolpli and
Herman Wacken pi s. 1'. Farren's el
4-7-2W.
Irina A. Riches to C. H. Kiclus (1. V.
Tavlor el 20-8-2W; Chat, Rieaes el 2SS
,s :;'v.
Mattie B, Shaw et vir to lien. S. and
Rltsabeth Anderson lots 10-11,12 Etigle
wood add Snlem-
Details nave not been announced, but
it is understood that Willard is to get a
guarantee oi the firs) $511,1100 that
comes into Hie house, as well ns an op
tios of 51 per cent of the movie rights
or $80,000 iii cash for them.
(limit Hugh Browne, ttadtaon Square
Garden promoter, probably will get the
liuht, though several bidders are under
stood to have submitted offers.
Stecher to Meet Santel.
San Francisco, Feb. II) All hough J oe
Steelier insists that he la already in
shape for his wrestling match Thursday
with Ad Santel, ho did not neglect his
training today. He put in two hours of
work at the Olympic club. Santel is do
ing much ol his training out of doors, in
running and tumbling about on the
beach sand.
Can Lick the Boxers.
San Francisco, Feb. 111. ig wrestling
more effective Ihan boxing? Al Wil
liams, instructor of the Olympic club,
believes a boxer has little chance with a
tnat performer. To prove It, he offered
today lo meet any boxer in the world
Jess Willard not barred iu a rough and
tumble test. Williams guarantees Hint
cno uoxer will lie pinned to the mat so
last h
fight.
SEED
POTATOES
llcltor buy your Seed Tola
toes now as the market is ad
vaneillg every day, We have
several choice varieties on hand
but no large stork and w ill soon
be out.
PLANTS
Now hav
Marly Cabbage
orown mit mi i
n stock those fine
I and Kale plants.
and weather
I low prices on
SEED GRAIN
ring Dab
,iid nil re
I'rici
I b ft Will
CLOVER AND GRASS
SEEDS
We are ha
and we havi
D. A. WHITE & SONS
251 State St. Phono 160
Salem, Oregon
Rickreall Items
(Capital Journal Special Service.)
liiclueall. Ore., Feb. 17.-.liss Kiley
went to UoninOUth Friday evening to
Spaud the week-end with her brother
and family, also to attend the teachers'
' jSatem and Eugene
Recruiting Points
HUBBARD NEWS Lust l iniav was hoir dav affair, and
F, K. Smith sent out his usual carload.
I'alph I'alirei w ho is attending high ; W regret verv much that we tailed lo
school at Salem spent Sunday at home, jget the usual complete figures but are
Wilt Dreher is remodeling the real-1 certain that the shipment must have
d nee property recently acquired from been above the average. We learned!
C. Ainsworth.' thai Harry Sdiel. of Champopg brought j
Mr. and Mi-. John Tinier of nearlin two hogs for which lie received
Woodbiim were guests of Miss Mary I 75.75. Jas. T Feller also had one to
Goudy Thursday. offer which netted him a trifle over
N. J, Voder, at Kllio'.t Prairie is com-j $40.00. lie sold several other smaller I
Dieting a now home, which is about ones but we failed to get the figures.
ready for the plasterers. . Donald Hcco.d.
A nine polunl nan'' "irl was born t
Mr. and Mrs. .less Trover Wc
noon, east of Hubbard.
Mis. Murv France and son. Kenneth,
returned from Portland Thursday where
the son had received treatment for ab
eess. Hoy Woolerv lias purchased property
at Woodburn and moved Tuesday after
noon. Miss Mary (ioinly was a week end
guest at the home of John ffaler. west
of Woodburn.
Miss Mary Fulley and Miss Wilma
Voder spent Tuesday and Wednesday
with Portland friends.
,T. W. Deardorff is a recent arrival
in this community and is locc.ted on
route one, a mile and half out.
Mr. and .Mrs. Fred rainier spent Sat
urday and .Sunday with Mr. Palmer's
mother, Mrs. J. C, Palmer, at her home
near Molalla.
Mr. and -Mis. Henry Scholl and daugh
ter, Carmine, are home from Salem. Mr.
Scholl was a juryman in Judge Kelly 's
court, dismissed last week.
Just before going to press we learn
that Mrs. S. K. Jones passed away at
ton minutes to .twelve Thursday. Funer
al at the house Saturday at 2 o'clock.
F. S. Hart east of town, is the latest
purchaser of a Maxwell car of P, (i.
Calvert. The Maxwell is making lots of
friends about Hubbard.
John Palmer of Molalla came to Hub
bard Monday to meet Mrs. Palmer and
children who were returning from vis
iting her parents In Eugane.
A baby ttirl was born to Mr. and Mrs.
.Tames Ryan at the Hubbard hospital
last Saturday morning. The Byftns live I
at Butteville.
Homer . Heck this week purchased
the residence property in which he has
lived the past few years, from his
father, (leo. N. Peck.
Union sets were quoted at 10 cents
s
Spaulding Logging Co.
SILVERTON DEFEATS AURORA
Fridaj
February
ber of lines of service receives 18, a
Colono! C A. Varnuin, In charge of corporal 121, some corporals $24, ser
tho regular army recruiting offices of geants $.i0 to $80, Additional pay is
I Ins district at
branch recruit
d 1' , ,' 1 j ,. Ihe preliminary game was played bv
rcmling at he ma,,, ot ice ,,, the I low the rank oij.-ommms.oncd ott.ee. h . ami fresh,,,,,, girls, the
Worcester building, Portland brisk. pay as high aa76 a month. All private ; f,,,shm011 . , ,
iniirin ciass are also autnonzeil to ae- iu audition 10 casn inauucnauc,
t Portland, has opened I given ef $:l a month to all who re-enlist ti; basketball girls dayed
ag stations in Salem and Foreign service increases the pay 20 per U, .y ,( (U.fel(tin'
the Silverton
the Aurora
them 47 to (i.
and
ame the Silverton girls .rot.
cept recruits subject to physical ex-1 shelter, medical attention and special In- fmhmeB fe;irls , y, ,, fte
animation and test at regular rtoruiting struction. last half holding the Aurora girls down
sonirht .i ... ..lt.i . , ! 4T THE CTTV HALT, I to t.hne pmuts. The Silverton g.rls
and over 1H without the consent of pa-1
rents or guardians. Ihe salary paid to I Charles Hubert Starr, o'f New Haven, r,
a private tot his first enlistment is $151 Conn., has written a letter to City He-!
a mouth, and special lines ot service carder Race Bskina -him for information ; silverton tiftta)'
and non-com missioned officers receive j concerning the date of Mr. Starr's birth. I
additional pay. He thinks thai h( was bora on one of ' - ' '
A private of the first class in a mini j the first three days of January, 1892.
admired the sportsmanship of Hie Au
rora sisters, even though the score was
run up on them. The freshmen showed
'pep while they were in the game
father at Airlie. Oregon last Monday
Misses Wila Voder and Fan.iv 11
tetler spent Tuesday afternoon withl
Mrs. Andy Strubar.
liraiulma I rover has not
well the past .few days, but is better ment
ai ,n,s nine. niuioaid enterprise. ' of (he ,.outrv.
I Mr. Ktu-e states that Mr. Starr is well;
known here, but that no one can remem- j For a quiet game of Pocket
her the date of his birth. uuuaru, a gooa cigar lr tne
I latest Sporting News, call at
Mavbe you think you have troubles, j The Up-to-Date Billiard Parlor
".on ry. but just wait till you are a govern- d7 State.
etline' busted ambassadors out
i 5 t f
Weilnesila . That out! it tn he ii sunn
will have no Opportunity to I for Ihe days of weed pulling last sum
mer, to the fellow who had sets to sell
above his contract.
C. W. Thnrp kas in the past two
months came from Independence and
located on ten acres of the Fellows sub-
'Ch
Alh
court
vear
nler 's
Bender in Trouble.
Philadelphia, Feb. IP.
Bender, former star pitcher of tl
letics, will be arraigned in polic
today following the death of a :
Id man who was run dow n bv B
ll was learned early today that the
'Chief" called at the office of sniper
nleioleni ol' Poll,.,. II,, I,; ,',.ii
tine held ill Monmouth Saturday. , Uo.t o.l u, ,.i,... i u: if
noi yet Known whether Pender was soar, what
from bein
set. A few
Miss Pauline Hurch, of Albany, BpeUtlji
soeiai o.s o, .., responsible for the accident or whether
""J , , , .... he was in the car at the time.
Mabel ravens spent Sunday with her
lutrents here, brininn
nest Miss
leu Johnson, of Mouuiouth
The weddina o'f Miss Kalhrvn 1
and II
nesdav at 1:30 n. m. al the home of tht
I bride 's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 11, C. 1
The yoUUK couple will null
iu Oregon City. Mr. and Mrs. Drown ,(1
take will, t tievii the hearty good wishest''n
Seals Signed for Season.
San Francisco, Feb, IP. All the me
who will BlmM i,, il,. ,.,,tc;.,l.l I' 1.
nan nrnw u looK place on i en-: w ,.,i , a, mi- i,,,., ... , ,,.
lilrucls evceotlno Mniwil W,.l... K!1U
Ic's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 11, C. Fox. ,,.ls .M Manaaer W.'dveetnn
I IICH II. Ml,.- ,,,,,,,,,, ,, .
ramento next Sunday and Monday
' training season will open.
ol their hosts ol tl lends here.
Two other weddings have occurred r0'
centlv here or vicinity. On February 1
1111,11 V,u"'t ?t! Bherwo Ureil ls champion.
were un.led u, mnrtii.ge at Ihe home ot , Sv,hl(,v, Nr s S v,,,, , ..,,,
the bride s parents ul Crow ley. Phe outpointed Jimmy Clabbv in n 20-round
ounj; oeo',e aie i:iai,ii';; EHVIf noun
with the groom's parents iu Kickrenll.
Mrs Maud Garter daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Trent and Fred Wells
were married on Saturday February .'!.
Thev a to making their home al ihe Carl-
division north ot town and is this weeK
putting up a dwelling.
Mis Nannie Wallace is spending the
Week in Woodburn anil attending the
meetings at the Church of Cod. which
are being held by "Evangelist Masters,
following the dedication Sunday. ,
It' the price of onions continue to
to hinder tne onion sci
is famous as the diamond
if the first will equal the
last named set. The smell or onions on
ones breath may soon be a sign of opu
lence.
Hubert France is about completing
the rebuilding of his barn to aCCommO'l
dale the handling of dairy cattle to
better advantage;. The completed 30b
gives a ham 50x70 with twenty four
. .. . I l- . 4 I.I, .,,,,1,1,, 1111V i l l 111 I
sign net ore the end of the week. 111111 tosis, mm . -,
B..t. ..in .. :.. i. ...l. ..Iwntev in the buildiutr. A silo has also
.. n ., n , ,. 'I. i.ll, , 111 II IIOI I , II
and Maisel
I,
been
Mrs. F.
win, nr i
mulcted.
'.. II. Dunn and son,.Thoiii!
from roriiiinii n
MENS' NEW
HAN AN
SHOES
Just arrived, the newest things in Men's Hanan Shoes, the very latest lasts
and leathers. See the new cherry tan English, the most wonderful leather
ever produced; takes a perfect shine; in all sizes, at
Ed
hunt here Saturday tor the
j weight championship of Austral
j fighters took heavy punishme
i I'ren scored iu a great nunibei
rounds, t
middle
a. BOtl
d tin:
Mrs. Ten
Kickrenll 1
The Dalles
The l.ndi
Mrs. Demos
w ho
is tivci
evcrnl years moved t
flrsl of the week.
Aid mel nl the home C
n Wednesday, The beai
tifnl sprint; like day brought on! a bug
number of Ihe members. A verv plea:
ant meeting was held.
A. it. ladle hits hegun cons
oil his house which is to be a sC
en room modern bungalow .
Roy Munsoii has left for east
gon or Washington where he
make his home
i u
loll
"Remember there are other thing
to talk about besides the weather ami
the war," remarks an eastern news
paper pamgrapber by way of filling
space. But in Oregon,' though nut
could find nothing worse to talk about
tht B the war, m,,, could imagine nothing
better to talk about than the weather
I '.I M IJ'J M'J ' J'.l 'J
SJ
AsaRuleourWantAds
Brirjust ihe results vxuvvaDt
Injoneto-niorrovvandsee
f j . i .i i i i . i
. j
"I and iny sons will enlist.'' says i
the Colonel. And with thai as a'
starte, when they reach the recruit-
ing station whose name do you sup
pose will go down on the rolls first?
iTliHTHIS-
When the Children Cough, Rub
Musterole on Throats
and Chests
No telling how soon the symptoms may
develop into croup, or worsc. And then's
wlien you're glad you have a jar oi Mus
terole at hand to give prompt, sure re
lief. It does not blister,
i As fust aid and a certain remedy,
1 Musterole is excellent. Thousands of
mothers know it You should keep a
j jar in the bouse, ready for instant use.
H is the remedy for adults, too. Re
lieves sore throat, bronchitis, toosilitis,
croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, head
ache, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism,
lumbago, pains and aches of back or
joints, sprains, sore muscles, chilblains,
frosted feet and colds of the chest (it
oitcn prevents pneumonia).
aflernoon t" spend tne ween nun hi
.;-i. vi,.o K It (irimm. Thomas Ivl-
win is a distinguished lit lie feliOW, be
ing one of Ihe fourteen babies scoring
one hundred per cent iu the recent bet
ter babies test held at Portland, at
which time r000 babies were examined.
Mrs. Marc Coleman .vas home long
enough Tuesday from her son's home
at St. Paul, Nir. lioswell Coleman, to
transact some business and advertise
for sale the threshiiu' outfit used there.
irs. Coleman was very happy to an
nounce the birth of a grandson on Jan
vary 10 and the voini" man was prompt
lynamed .lames Jackson Coleman. Mrs
Coleman returned to St. Paul the saim
afternoon. Enterprise.
EAST HUBBARD NEWS
letter ot .-m
l
Iuiiiv vi
no 'llm
several
ter. Mrs
s. Levi nosic
heir daughter, Mrs. Men
mi other relaliv'es this
nded church at ion Sim
la i eder and Mae Pulley
bind Tuesday and spent
isiting Aliss Voder's sis-
. Hoolev has b
$10
.oo
See the new "Dress" last, a work of art; black calf skin vamps with light gray
buckskin tops ; Hanan's masterpiece. Very conservatively priced at
$12
.OO
peeis io si
week,
D. J. Ye.'
at the horn
W ood burn 1
Mrs. D. I
sl.'k tin'
Flerciu
of Noah
home of
past, wa
i. Hostetler has been quite
st few days.
Herkey, the youngest child
ikev, who has been at the
an Hamilton for some time
aken to the home of her
Other staple styles in kid and calf; all weights; both button and lace, widths
from Triple A to E. THE ONLY PERFECT SHOE FOR A GENTLEMAN.
The House of J THEWICE The House of 1
I tverythmg New : SHOE AY : Evrything New j
SJ Next to Ladd & I XtW 1 326 State St. I
Bush Bank Ttf I Phone 616 j
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