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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL SALEM. OttEOON'. FRIDAY, AFRIL 20. 1917, SEVEN ' The Daily Capital Journal Classified Telephone and Business Directory A Quick, Handy Reference for Busy People Mil H 1 i Former Yell Leader Pleased wih Service Pyron J. rmiWh.'luruier A IraJot 'f the hitli honl. write that he is now eriiijj country an.l that he U lo cated at VinM)nver. in the Third I'om-p-ny Coant Artillery Curp. He enliiited Mar."li lu. He writes: "I find army life fine: It it a healthy lite if oHe im-s not diwipate. I find it jum what I wanted fl each individual ban the privilege of . irking the branch of ervire he ilesire. I nould advise auyone to pick out the 1 ranch be can leit nerve I'uel am." Byrou thought sitibly some of hi friend would like tw know what had be come of the former veil -leader and he lias written the Capital Journal telling how much he is enjoying life. Prohibition Will Not Be Acted On at Sesson m iiui ti .---) if at I ! Hv, cheat T . . . . T ii... afffaffaaaa THE MARKETS 64 Celer XJilOlTornipi a i Barley, ton ... 0 ! Bran tn I Knnoaril, Dox ihorts, per ton i 10 ' California radishea The following tirrt for fruit and vegetables are those asked by the wholesaler of the retailer, and rot what U paid to tha producer. All other prices ar thost paid the pioducer. Correction! are made daily. H.v, vetch Hay, tlover Butter Butterfat Creamery butter, per pound Country butter , tit Cuban tomato 1 3 j Asparagus ..... ll(u 12 1 Spinach Broecoli 4tcICueumbera iic 30(a3-c EVEBTTHTNO ELECTRICAL 6alem Electrie Co., Masonic Temple, 127 North High PLUMBING, STEAM TITTING AND ITNNINQ T. M. Barr, 164 South Commercial street . 4 Telephone ilain 1200 TRANSFER AND DRATAGE Salem T.uck & Dray Co., corner State and Front streets . Main 102 Main 74 J'Oh SALK A good seven room house, well finished. Bath, toilet, lights, plastered - .throughout. Small born. Two youtf lots- I'lcnt.v of fruit. Near curlinc. Easv- tonus. Square Deal : Kealty Co., 202 ,U, S. Bank bldjr. MISCEIXANEOUS FLORA A. BKEWSTER, M. D Neu rologist, nervous and chronic diseas es a specialty. 35 yrs. experience with drugs, surgery nnd druglcss methods. Examination free. 712 State 5t. Phone 1300. FBTJJTLAND NURSEKT High and f erry Sts, Italian prune a specialty. Nursery lo eoted one mile east of penitentiary. Address R. 6, Salem, Ore. Thone 100 F21. Washington, April 20. After a fight during which the Tammany delegation walked out. house democrats in caucus late this afternoon rescinded n previous caucus by which they had agreed to consider immediately n bill by Repre sentative Howard. ( the manufacture or sale of liquor during i (l','wl' ,h, the war. .wheat, eo The members adopted instead a reso lution by Representative Ulass. Vir ginia, not to consider anv legislation at this session other than "war legislation recommended by the president- rronimtion by tlirs action wmiU hr It isn't a question now a days of whether the market i going down. There ia no such animal roaming around . in the markets lately, as it aeeiiii now only a question of how Riiicli higher is. the price today than yesterday. Here is the story: l'ork on foot is up to and 1 4 -j ccntts; pork dressed climbs to 17 aud is cents; cows are quoted at from J) to 7 cent aud even bulls are K'n up with a figure today at from 3 to 0 cents. s Flour advanced tiO cents a barrel in Portland yesterday and in Salem the best is selling at from $25 to $.110.1 The men who have the figures real Cabbage ly believe there will be a food short- String garlic age in this" country and legislators in ! New potatoes Eggi and Poultry Fggs, trade . 32c f irgs, cash IMir. Hens, pound 8e Hens, dressed, pound Stic Fork, Vel and Mutton l'ork, on foot Vi Ja U'-je, Pork, dresed 17(ii I V Veal, according to quality ll(o I3'-.iC Steers . t(n 9c Cows 5(i 7c Bulls Sdifif Spring lambs J.'l(n Kl'-..c Lambs - lie Wether , 79c (Jreen Teas rrulta Applea l.S- 2.25' 1.75 Srte til Kiel fl.7 (1.231.50 ?c B0c(&$l Tilt i Black fins ... ' Golden dates . ! Dromedary datea and Datea (ranges, navels Blood oranges 1-emoDS, per box Bananas, pound California grape fruit Florida grape fruit Pineapple , Honey Cocoanuts Prime steer. 1113. Fancy cows, $5.73. Calves, 10. -Mpting lambs, 15. Butter: Cit- erewnic ry. 44Ti 45c. l egs: Belo-'ted local ei., 31 1 i"5 ?4. 'Hens, 21f7 22' Broilers. 35d 50c Oecse, 125il3c, LiTestock Market. Portland, Ore., April 20. Cattle: Re- ' J--. -rij.t,, 2ti5. Market steady. Heavy .."3.754 00' !,,e"9' 10 25i teers, 1 5"...c!9.00; cows, .50; heifers. S.33. 3.S0j Sheep: Receipts, 515. Market steary. j.50eS6.50, BeH oast of -nnn,,!,, lambs. $11.2: . I....... . . 8C ..-n.,,. l.lw 41W .il -; -j.,hra till- 3.25 $1.15 Setall Price Creamery buttar Country butter Eggs, dozen Sugar, cane Suuar. beet lOCi'Flour, hard wheat 15c 50c. 40c .. 35c i ewes. siiring lambs, 15. i Hogs: Receipts, 4HI. Market steady. Heavy, $15.33tfi 15.41; light, 15-10(S 15.. 35. 3.75 SAI.EM nrMANE SOCIETY D. D. Keeler, iM,-BIU-i,l t mrg. ,.otl -j ii iston. secretary. -i i i , umi ue Al case of cruelty or neglect of dum rsslU,e 0,1 -v lf 1,10 president cither di aulniHls Bboutd be reuurtfd in ti, i rectlv or thronch uul, e k:.. ...... secretary for Investigation. PE MO LAY COMMANDEItY. No. 5, K, T isegiuar conclave fourth I'riiluv In each liionlli at 8 o'clock p. in., Iii Slasoule j cm met recommended it. SUMMONS; in TUP I HCUlt Court of thr Stntn nf in ui b ociock p. in., Iu Masonic : n,-,wr.. r r -i-m m pie. Sojourning Sir Kniglns arVl K for Mftno bounty, Department teoiialy Invited to meet with us. I court ilen V. Mies, recorder. E. C. ; II, U. ThieUen, SALEM COT-NOIL Ko. 3r,22Knlglits and Ladies of Security Meets every nd and till Wednesday each month at Ilurst Hull. Visiting members are invited to attend. K. F. Wulton, Ilnaucler, 4S0 8. Htb Street Full line nursery stock.,. l"'ed couiniunlcatlons . . " I In nili.ll ,i,.n,h Masonic Temple. W CHIROPRACTIC SPINOLOGIST DR. O. h. SCOTT Graduate of Chiro practic's Fountain Head, Davenport, Iowa. If you have tried everything and got no relief, try Chiropractic ' spinal adjustments and get well. Of fice 406-7-8 U. S. National Bank building. Phone Main 87. Residence, Main 828-R. UNDERTAKERS WEBB & CLOUGH CO. C. B. Webb, A. M. Ckugh morticians and funeral directors. Latest modern methods known to the. .profession employed. 4i)9 Court ST Main 120, Main 9888. RTGDON-R CH AEDSON CO. Funeral directors and undertakers, 252 North High street. Day and night phone 133. PACIFIC I.ODOE NO. B0, A. P. & A. M, third Krldnv HO d. m. In the II. Imili'V. v A! Ernest U. L'iioate, secretary. ' ' WOODMEN OP THE WORLD Meet 'every l-'rulay nlRht at 8 o'clock in Ieruy mug., court and HIsh sts. A (swe)tuiiic, c. c. ; L. S. fJcer,. clerk, 507 Court street. Phone C'Jii. w. II. Norns and Alice Norris, plaintiffs, vs. Ceo. G. Nelson, Olive J Nelson his wife, Fulls City-Salem Lum ber Company, a corporation E II Uiiniholdt. Ralph AV. Farris, ,1. p. Day aud Geo. A. Day, partners doing busi ness under the firm name nnd stvle of Sunset Grocery Company, defendants. To the above named defendants, Geo. G. Nelson, Olive J. Nelson, his wife, and Ralph VV. Farris: In the Name of the State of Oregon: You are hereby required to appear and answer a complaint filed ngninst Ieruy:vou in the above entitled court and cause within six yeel;s from the date of the first publication of this Sum mons and if you fail so to appear and answer said .Complaint, plaintiffs Will apply to (he court for the whole of the R',.,N "Oregon Crape Cnmp" No. 1.500, meet every Thursday eveuine In InT jS&tlf"" CT,',f"d I reHef ia their Complaint, and 171 Market, oracle: Mis iu...iXZl'rc Particularly, to-vat: Eor a De sons, recorder, I'lione HiiUM. 'ii North Commercial. TRAVELERS' GUIDE SCAVANGER BALEM SCAVENGER Charles Soos, proprietor. Garbage and refuse of al! kinds removed on monthly contraetf at reasonable rates. Yard and cess pools cleaned. Office phone Mais 2247. Residence. Main 2272. MONEY TO LOAN. ON Good Real Estate Security THOS. K. FORD Over Ladd & Bush -bank, Salom, Oregon MONEY TO LOAN Eastern Money at Lowest Rates, on approved Security. Homer H. Smith, Room 5, McCornack Bldg., Salem, Or. ISUItANCE AND REAL ESTATE CHAS. B. HODGKIN General Insitr aace, Surety Bondfr, real estate ani rentals. Hnbbard bldg. Phone 38R. tf STOVE REPAIRING 8TOVES REBUILT AND REPAIREE 50 years experience. Depot National, and American fenc.i Sizes 26 to 5S in. high. Paints, oil and varnish, etc. Loganberry and hop hooks. Salem Fence and Stove Work, 25t Court street. Phone 124. OSTEOPATH DRS. B. H. WHITE and R. W. WAL TON Osteopathic physicians and nerve specialists.-Graduate of Amer ican school of Osteopathy, Kirkav'lle, Mo. Post graduate and specialized is nerve diseases at Los Angeles college Treat acute and chronic diseases Consultation free. Lady attendant Office 505-506 U. S. National Bani building. Phone 859. Residence, 34-' North Capital street. Phone 4fi9. WATER COMPANY BALEM WATER COMPANY Offic corner Commercial ' an 8 Trade street! Bills payable monthly in advance. LODGE DIRECTORY. MODItEN WOODMEN pF AMERICA Ore gon Cedar Cf.inp." .No. !i:Mii. meets everj gon Cedar Cr.mp. .No. !i:Mii. meets every Thursday evening at 8 o'clock iu Derlir building, sorner Court and High streets. 1. P. bay, V. O. ; J, A, Wright, Clerk, SALEM LODOE No. 4. A. P. ft A. M. Stated communications first Friday In each mouth at 7 :8( p. m. In the Masonic lemple. Fred A. Mclntire, W. M. ; S. Z. Sulver. secretory. CENTRAL LODGE, NO. IS. If. of P. Derby building.- every Tuesday evening of each week at 7:30. Loyd T. Iligdon, C. C. ; W. li. Cilson. K ot U and li. UNITED ARTISANS Capital Assembly No. 84. meets every Thursday at 8 p. m.. In I. O. O. F. hall. A. A. Oneffroy. M. A. : C. A. ViMiert, secretary, Crown I'rug store. 3;i8 State etreet, A. O. TJ. ' W. Protection Titlge No, 2. meets every Monday evening at 8 In the McCornack hall corner Court and Liberty street; L. K. Mason, M. W. ; S. A, McFadden. recorder: A. L. r.rown, financier; It. B. Duncan, .treasurer. : ' '' - : -'V OHEGOI4 ELECTKIC RAILWAY CO. KUKTII BOL'.N'D Tram No. .. 2 Owl .. C . 10 Limited 12 ... ' 14 . . . . 10 Limited . . . . . 0 ... Lv Salem 4 :.'!5 a m 7:15 a m ft :4H a m 11 :20 a m 1 :5U p m 4 :(H) p m 5:'M p m 7 :D5 p m Ar Tortlnnd . (i :55 a ni . 9 :i.'5 a m , 1 1 :.'!." a m . 1 :.'i5 p m . 4 :U0 p m . C :50 p m . 7 :40 d m 22 10 :00 p m SOtTII BOU.Nt) PdllTI.JND TO SA1.KM i.v Portland 0:30 a in Salem 8:35 Eugene 10:5: 8:30 a m 10 Ai a in . 2 :U" p m . , 4 :40 p m . . U :03 p m . !) :-(! n m . 11 :45 p m . Lv Corvnllis 4 :lo p m . .v Eugene 7 ::." n m . . 1 :'' p m . . 5 o m . 12 :U5 p m . . Ly Salem 1 :5" a m . 10:15 am.. Lv Salem 12 :Dr p in . Ly Corvallis 8:2r, a m . 12:12 p in . 2 :4t p m . 4:10pm . 6:13 pm . Lv Snlem 30 :15 am.. 4 :l.r p m . 12 -.53 u m . , U:40 p m toreeiosing plaintiffs' mortgage on the following described real property, to wit: ' Beginning at a point ninety feet East of the Northwest corner of Block wgme.'n (is) of Noli Jlill Annex to the City of Salein. ruuninL' thence South parallel with Hazel Street1 pne hundred (100) -feot: thence East par allel jvitU JvliwArie A venue thirty- (HO) feet; thence North (i-ir'iillel with" Hazel street one hundred (100) feet to the South line of Electric Avenue; thence West along said line thirty (30) feet to the place of beginning tofether with tho following described premises, to- jwit: Peginning at a point fily (GO) feet 'East of the Nor'.'iw.'st coiner of JJlock Eighteen (IS) in Noli llil! Annex to the Ciiv of Snleiii: thence South rmral- a ml lei with lla'.el street one hundred (100) 0 Limited 10:11 a in i feet: thence East rniallel with Kbwtric l 1j:V'-' P m! Avenue thirty (;U) feet; thence North .' '.V'. ?.-''? v I nr. .... i l,.i IT 1 t i 1 . U :40 p m l''l''J'ci iiii.-.-i siicet itue linilllll'll . 8:10 p in: (100) feet; thence West ptirallel with .11 :20 p m i I.;,,,, tr:c Avenue thirty (:i0) feet to . 1 :5j p in , , , ... . . , , v ' jthe place ot beginning." Ar Salem! That plaintiffs will take judgment ' ArSiiieu! ' n"'l,'nst defendants, Geo. G. Nelson and 9:43 a- m Olivo J. Nelson, his wife, for the sum '. 4:00 p in if two dollars and fifty cents (.."io) . 7:53 p in i paid for insurance on th? buildings on " -aj a m I said premises and for the further sum Ar Eugene iff four hundred sixty dollars (.f4(i0) . 6:5o n ni j together with interest thereon at the ' ArAIMn"11 I r!, S'x (") Pcr C0U PCr a,"lu111 : l-no n ml from, the jnth. duv of May, .1010, until Stops at Corvalis I paid, and the sum of seventy-five dol lars (10) reasonable attorneys' fees, and plaintiffs' costs nnd disbursements incurred in this suit. That said mortgage was executed by Geo. G. Nelson and Olive J. Nelson, his wife, to Falls City Lumber Com pany and through mesne conveyances duly transferred to this plaintiff. That said land!- and premises be sold by the sheriff of Marion County, Ore gon, and that the purchaser thereof be immediately put into possession there- ..11. :.'W a m I of, and out of the money arising from .ii, p in i such sale the plaintiff will be entitled 0 I, m 1 . . , n in I I O Ve.eutlea 5c 710c in this country and legislators in I New potatoes 10c Washington arc advocating the closing Potatoes, per 100 lbs $30.3.25 distilleries, just to save ! Carrots and beets f 1.S5 rn and oats. Green onions 40c Artichokes $1 Grain i Lettuce, California, crate -l-70 1.75 1 Onions 12 l-2e Wheat Hour, x alley PORTLAND MARKET V.fn.3.10 liOfo 2. Portland, Ore., April 20. Wheat: Club. 2 27. Red Russian. 2.25. Pduestein, if 2.31. Vortyfold, 2.27. Oats: No. 1 white feed, $30. Barley: Feed. $51.50. Hogs: - Best live, 1 15.45. Flour TJp To $12 80. Minneapolis. Minn., April 20. Flour old in the Minneapolis market tinder ; brisk demand todav at the record high. figure of I12.M) a barrel. Millers said a consumer's demand was responsible. They placed responsibility on thrifty American housewives, laying in floor tocks because of fear of a general food shortage growing out of the war situa tion. The demand for flour communicat ed to the wheat market. May wheat sold up to $2.4(1 in this market It begins to look as if there were enough "iron" in the world to forge at least two "rings" around Germany. t Hrtttttt t f . . 13 Limited . . 17 Local . li) . . . 21 Owl . . NORTH BOUND 20 ... 10 Limited 10 Limited 2 Owl . . BOLTH BOUND . 21 Owl 5 Limited Ly Salem Ar Albany 4 :15 p in 0 5:10 p m Ar Albany 7 :33 a in Lv Salem . Ar Eugene t) :45 p m 13 H :5ll p .m CORVALLIS CONNECTION NOHTU BOUND 10 14 1 20 22 SOUTH BOUND . 5 . 9 . 7 13 Ar Salem . . 0 :45 a m . . 1 :45 p ni . . 4 :00 p "in . . 5 :30 p m . .. 7 :55 p m Ar Corvallis i 0 ii S Ml Sai.km-Oixii Link No. 73 Arrives at Salem 0:15 a m No. ?(l Leaves Salem- 0:50 a m No. 75 Ar. Salem (mixed! ....2:00 p m No. 74 Leave Salem 3:03 p m No connection south of (ieer. Sai.em. Falls Citv and Westehn No. 101 Lv. Salem, motor 7 :oo a m No. 103 Lv. Salem, motor 0:43 a m No. 105 Lv. Salein for Multnomah nnd Airlie 1 :40 p m No. 1(57 Lv. Salem, motor No. 100 Lv. Sulem, motor .. No. 2:io Way I'r't lv. Salem. No. 102 Ar. Salem No. 104 Ar. Salem No. 106 Ar. Salem No. 108 Ar. Snlem No, 17o Ar. Satem N. 240 Way Fr't ar. S.ilem receive t lie above mentioned amounts, the same being the amount' due on account of the execution of said note and mortgage, nd for the costs I and disbursements of this suit, and the charges and expenses of said sale, and for a judgment against defendants,; Geo- G. Nelson and Olive J. Nelson his ; wife, aud for any deficiency that may j remain, and barring said defendants and all persons claiming by, through or ther (if them Hubse- . .;i :ii p 111 . .0 :if p m . . 7 :4fi p m . .2 :30 p m fi-i, 1 ml under them or ei .5:00 a m i quent to the execution of said mort 8 :.W a m 1 j,.lnrpi either as purchasers or other 11:10 a mj .f ii r:(rl,s pnnitv nnd redenin- fion in the above described premises and every part and parcel thereof, ifor such other, further or different relief WILLAMETTE RIVER ROUTE. aI"a-r l' W'....,. ., Oregon City Transportation, Cnmpam, 1011 are Tiirtner no, men inm oil tne Boats leave Salem for Portland Monday. (Hli day of April, 1917, the Honorable, Wednesday nnd Friday at 11 a. m. ; and ; (!pn (;' niughnnii Judge of the above I Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings : " , Order Tt the at (l a .m. For Corvallis the boats leave I entitled court, made an uriltr at tne Salem Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday City of Salem, Marion County Oregon,! evenings at 8 ociock. uoats leave . 1 - authonziu"- and directing this Summons land 'for Salem at O Ar, eacb morning. . , aPrv-0A imnn vo bv nnblientinn I ' Why the Journal Js popular It prints the world's news to- day while it's news. week for six (li) succes-jTI l-;:gay jMi'iifli mini- Sell it Journal classified ad way. thereof once sive weeks iu tne uany apitot Journal, a newspaper published week ly in Marion county, Oregon, and that the first publication of this summons was made on the fith day of April, 1917, and the date of the last publication thereof will be made, and the same will expire on the Tth day of May, 1917, and that defendants be required to appear and answer said eomlaint on or before the 21st day of May 191 7. R. D. DAY, W. E. KEYES, (May IS) Attorneys for Plaintiffs- l s-E; 1 ii 11 Do not miss this great opportunity to buy shoes at reduced prices from the already low cash prices of THE BOOTERY. We are preparing for a big rush today and Saturday and would ask every one that can to come in the morning as we can give them better than in the rush hours of the afternoon. l LOOK OVER THE FOLLOWING PRICES WHICH EXPLAIN THE BIG CROWDS YESTERDAY Thousands of Pairs of uu 11 t4- r 8 EXTRA SPECIALS Cannot be equalled in 'the 'City Ladies' all white kid, 8-inch, lace, white ivory leather ; sole anr heels, new pattern; worth $6.00; our price has been $4.95, but ust to show you how we can and are saving you money on all kinds of shoes, we are going to put this at the unheard of low Price of $3.95 Only one pair to a customer. . EXTRA SPECIAL FOR MEN Solid Farm or. Work Shoes, in tan or black, lace, half . double soles ; at present prices are worth $5.00 per pair; our regular price is $:.65; in this. sale they gpor $2.95 EXTRA SPECIAL FOR BOYS Black calf, button or lace, sizes 1 to o1l, worth $:.00, our price $2.65 ;; this special sale price , . . - $2.35 EXTRA SPECIAL FOR MISSES Gun metal vamp, cloth top, sizes 11 to 2, are now worth $2.50; our regular price $1.95; special for this sale $155 ALSO LADIES' BUTTON SHOES In patent, suede and velvet, sizes under ?,y; these are all worth at least $4.00, but go for QQC Another lot similar, up to size 4, and worth $4.00 to $5.00 a pair, goes for $1 65 Also Pumps, in suede and velvet, sizes up to 4, are all worth from $4.00 to $6.00; take them at $145 Another lot of Pumps, in nubuck, velvet, gun metal, patent, black or brown; should sell at $4.50 per pair, now $1.95 Tan, gun metal and patent, $4.50 to $6.00 qualities, .at.,...;..:. $2.40 HIGH GRADE PATENT PUMPS Some Lair & Schober's and "ther fine lines; French r and Hi-low or Cuban heels; worth $5.00 to $8.00; we put them in this "gale for". . : ". .""; . . 7V' .1? $2.95 ANKLE STRAP, LOW HEELS In patent, kid or glove calf; splendid $4.00 grades, now for... '. $2.85 Other Pumps, all kinds, at;,. $3,35, $3.95 and $4.95 A small lot of BLACK PATENT VAMPS, white kid tops and some all white canvas, button shoes, at special - $2.45 INFANTS' SOFT SOLES and CANVAS SHOES and STRAP SANDALS. at 25c A lot of CHILD'S SHOES and OXFORDS, up to size 8, some Playmates, which are quoted at $2.H5 per pair at the factory, now go at 75c MEN'S LIGHT DRESS SHOES, button and lace, with leather or rubber fiber soles, worth up to $8.00, now go for $2,90 The $6.00 to $8.00 grades, leather or Neolin soles, go at $4.95. THE "BOY SCOUT" SHOES For that "young-husky.'' The shoes that will stand his hard usage. We stand back of them; should bring $:.50 to $:!.85, but we sell them yet at .... $2.65 to $3.15 NEED ARCH SUPPORTS During this sale we will sell the best $2.50 Arch Support on the market at $1.85; and an expert to fit them. . . . SHOE DRESSINGS Can sell you eight kinds of white, ten kinds of black, four kinds of grey, four of tan, five browns, and two reds; the 10c grades at 2 for 15c, and the 25c grades at 2 for :15c. LOADS AND LOADS OF OTHER BARGAINS. COME AND SEE. WE CAN'T TELL THE HALF HERE. one Rain, ruin, po away! And while you are about it, do, for goolnpsn sake, tke Olil Man Winter along with you. 1196 267Nor Com! 44 44-4-4---MM M4ttttttttt t t t t 1 1 1 ttTfffTtTtttTfTtttttttttTtTT "T1