Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, July 16, 1917, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextNEW TODAY CLASSIFIED ADVXETISINO KATES Sato per word New Today: JBaea insertion, per word , Gma week (6 insertion) per word 5c One month (26 inBertkm)per word17e Tie Capital Journal will not be re sponsible for more than ona insertion for errors in Classified Advertisements Sead your advertisement the first day H appears and notify tu immediately -Minimum charge, 15e. 2 PIGS FOR SALE R. 4, box 110. 7-17 WANTED A girl to do general house work, 1089 Court St. I'hone 622. 7 21 1Y)R 8 ALE Good driving mare. Christ Peterson, Saleui Heights. 7-18 WANTED 12 Loganberry pickers the first of week. K. Williams, is. I'hone 37F21. 7-18 AN 8 YEAR OLD 1100 LB. MARHT with two months old colt, for sale, cheap, l'honc 77F12. 7-17 FOR SALE 1911 Ovorland in good condition cheap. Great Western Gar age. 7-18 TAKEN UP Two light colored Jersey heifers And one small calf. Phone 65 Fa. Dr. O. B. Jlilcs raneh, K. 4. 7-18 FOR SALE Fresh cow with calf. 8 years old, J. Hprcnger, B. 4, Phone 10F12. 7-18 WANTED Loeanborry pickers, good ranioinsr grounds. Whelan Brothers. Phone 12F25. HAVE YOU WOOD SAWING: Call fhone 7. . tf HAY PRESS FOR SALE C. G. Bur ton, Route 6, box 18. 7-18 TRESPASS NOTICES For Journal office. sale at tf BED, WHITE AND BLACK rants for sale. Phone 2500.12. CUB 7.19 WINDOW CLEANING, . service. Phone 1391J. JANITOR 8-3 WaNT A GOOD GENTLE SADDLE pony. Phone 11F6. tf WANTED Loganberry pickers, Salem Heights. Phone 69F2. O. W. Co. 7 17 . FORD CHASSIS AND A MOTOR evcle for sale. Witharn Bros. Garage, 170 S. 12th. 7-18 WANTED By young man, room and board with refined family, will give references. Address J9 Journal. 7-19 MIDDLE AGED WOMAN HOOSE keeper wanted. R. Lamb. Aumsyille, Or. M6 TfCrS- Furnished housekeeping apart ment., 491 N. Cottage. Phone 2203 GET 1 UB TRESPASS NOTICES New supply of cloth ones at Capital Journal. tf EXPERIENCED GIRL WANTED For general housework. Cook good. Call morning 274 N. Summer. . 7-17 FOR RENT 2 nicely furnished house keeping rooms. W. H. Norris, Hub bard building. tf FOR SALE Fresh cow and "4 week old heifer calves. Price $55. L. T. Paulson, R. 9. Phone 31F24. . 7-17 WANTED Sporting rifle, state price, condition, make and calibre. John Bailey, R. 9, box 55, Salem. 7-17 FOR SALE Ford delivery car in good shape $300. Inquire of J. Nash, Cap ital City Creamery. 7-10 LOST Near Salem on Portland road, straw suit case containing lady's clothing. Finder notify Beulah Kin aey, Eugene, Or. Reward. 7-16 FOR RENT Very reasonable, modern 5 room house near school and church, growing vegetable gardon. inquire : 1439 8. Com'l. tf LOST Rebekah pin, shield shape, Sat urday evening between Oreeon Elec tric, station and Roth trrocery. Re ward. 7-16 FIREMEN, BRAKEMEN, BEGIN ners paid $100-10 monthly; exper ience unnecessary, permanent posi ' tions. Railway, caro Capital Journal. LADY SOLICITOR FOR MEDICAT ed rreoarations. B. K. Walton, com plexion specialist, box 464, Seattle Wash. FOR SALE 35 pullets and 50 roosters, White Leghorns, 3 months old. fnone 56F11 between 12 and 1 p. m. or after 6:15 p. m. Croa!cfng Records tor RcauIU that's r&at our.littla W&nl hd are doing for m iiiiir..iiioi-ii.iiw-nr.- 11 n,..M 3 WANTED Girl or middle aged woman for general house work. 435 S. 20th Thone lo27. tf TOE SALE 23 teres, 20 acres in young fruit trees, planted to beans, ilnst sell, am going away. Phone 782JS. Don't call unless interested, tf ROOM AND BOARD, MODERN COX veniences, near business center. Sum mer rates. 461 ..High. Phone 1027. 7-17 LOST Small fox terrier male dog, be tween Quinaby and Salem. Color, white with large dark spots, wears a Portland license tab on collar. Inform Miss Helen Huber, route 8, Salem. r0S 8ALE-See me for finest location in town to live. Have to change cli mate on account of rheumatism. High priced piano practically new and furniture will go in if sold soon. 1675 Saginaw. tf RETAIL BUSINESS FOR SALE A guilt edge proposition that will stand closest investigation, expenses small, $1500 required to handle, can bo re duced to $1000, cash or good securi ty. Room 408 Hubbard Bldg. 7-16 A 5 ACRE PRUNE ORCHARD, GOOD crop and drier; 10 ricre tract 1 acre Logan berries, house, good water; 1 mile from south Com'! St. car line. W. A. Dove, Salem, R. F. D. 3, box 118. 7-19 May Bring Suit to Get Possession of Hospital at Grounds Although a demand for the rental of fho land occupied by the Salem Hospital association has been made by the secretary of the board of control at the request of Secretary of state Oleott and Treasurer Kay, no answer has been received by the secretary relative to it This demand for rental for the land occupied by the hospital was made when Treasurer Kay was informed that the hospital association had made no contract for the erection of a new building and since May 1 had paid no rental. The associaation was to pay the state1 $125 a month for use of the land, which is needed for the Oregon state hospital and which has been con demned. As no contract has been en tered into for the construction of a new building, and the alternative was that if no contract was made, an -action for ejectment was to be begun by by the state, it Is expected that such an action may be begun shortly. Two months have passed by since the contract was to have been signed and :io contract has been made. Secre tary Goodin was informed recently that that the associataion would probably pay the rent. Shortly after the " legislature ad journed, in compliance with a resolu tion passed by the joint ways and means committee that the associataion be given -00 days in which to vacate, Secretary Oleott presented such a reso lution to the board but Governor Withycombe and Treasurer Kay re fused to support it. Now Kay has been aroused by the refusal to par rent and is in favor of ousted proceed ings. - . . ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Notice is hereby eiven that the un dersigned was duly appointed adminis trator of the estate of Julia A. Young, deceased, bv the county court of the state of Oregon for the county of Ma rion, on the 11th day of July, 1917, and he has duly qualified ns such adminis trator; ami that all personB having claims against the said estate are here by requested to present their claims, duly verified, with proper vouchers, within six months from the date of this notice to the undemisned at his resi dence on R. F. D. No. 2, Turner, Oregon. Dated this 13tu day of July. 1917. ft. W. YOUNG. Administrator of the estate of Julia , A. Young, deceased. Aug. 11 i itiV-V ;VV- - ' 8 THE SIGNAL, DIVISION! OF A. BATTLE . THE. H-JPE,ST OF THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON. MONDAY, JULY 16, 1917: Bell-ans Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it 25c at all druggists. COURT HOUSE NEWS Miss Helen Cowgill, of the Oregon Agricultural- college, is in the county in the interests of canning clubs. She and Couuty School Superintendent Smith and Supervisor Fike visited Lib erty this morning and Pringle this af ternoon. Complaint was filed with the circuit court this afternoon by Fred J. Wied and others against Julia Weddle Peters and others, for a decree to establish the right and interest of the parties to eight tracts of land in Marion coun ty. It is also asked that a referee be ap pointed to sell tract number one and for referees to be appointed to make parti tion of the other tracts. The final account of W. H. Eldridgo. executor bf the estate of Werner Brey man, has been approved by Judge Hushey and he has been exonerated from all further liability. An order approving the final account of the executor of the estate of Silas T. Riggs was .made by Judge Bushey today. The hearing on the final as counf was held today and the account approved. RED CROSS NOTES Alfred Powers, of the extension de partment of -the University of Oregon, writes Mrs. Seley somewhat along this line: "We are much surprised to hear the reports of your chapter. The rapid growth of the -chapter surpasses any- tiling we have ever heard of." At the present time, the membership of the chapter is well over the 5000 mark. .lveslev anil Knsednle will soon be organized according to a report from sta"Lo"i8 ................... ........ 3 9 0 organization, chairman, Mrs. h. h. Brooklyn 13 4 Fiilayesville organized Saturday igbt'MowirnT"'?ertw with a membership of ten (Cincinnati 0 6 1 k-iear iaKe auiiiiury seni 111 six BU - ditional members fhis morning, includ ing the youngest member in Willamette chapter. Miss Evelyn Jane Beckuer, aged 1 month. The new accounting system was put in operation this morning. By the pro visions of this, each member will re ceive his or her official certificate of membership, which is made out in quad ruplicate. - The yam for the knitting department lias arrived and work can now' begin. The department has been held up for a Ion" while on account of the scarcity of yarn. Only 25 a Week Can Enlist In the Navy That the navy is apparently filling up with desirable men is seen in a telegram received Saturday by J- E. Adams, machinist, in charge of the navy recruiting station here, which says that this district, which com prises Portland, Spokane, Salem, Pen dleton, Eugene and Roseburg, is al lowed to enlist only 25 men each week, and that only the ibest are to be taken. This order is effective today and af fects first enlistments and does not apply to men who are entitled to re enlist. The order does not apply to machinists and landsmen for quarter masters and machinists for aviaation. All first enlistments in shipwright,, shirjfitter, blacksmith, -boilej-nia.ker ,j and painter are discontinued. It is getting harder to enlist in the navy with this order in effect. The re port of last week's enlistments shows Portland agaiu in the lead with 74 re cruits, Spokane second with 24, Salem tlnrrt witn. 5, and Pendleton tourtn with 3. In the future this total can worn worn POiso;i 109 HEADOF CATTLE Start Fires In Bams by Use of Leases Campaign Is Ruthless One ' Klamath Falls, Or., July 16. I. W. W. activity in southern Oregon evi dently has taken a new turn today. .Insttcad of attempting to destroy the property of corporations and the much hated capitalist, the I- W. W. here to day are evidently centering their at tack on the farmers and moderately to do and home holders. It was reliably reported here this afternoon that more than one hundred head of stock in the lava bed section, forty five miles southeast of Klamath Falls had been poisoned by I. W. Ws. An attempt to burn the barn of J. Frank Adams, Merrill stock man by placing a strong lens where the sun's rays would start the fire was discovered today. Fire was started i the barn of C. A. Bunting in Klamath Falls last night Fire fighters, who arrived in time to save the building found a heap of charred kindling at the point where the blaze started. Other reports, indicating extensive and carefully laid campaign of destruc tion, came to federal and county au thorities today. Up to noon today forty I. W. Ws. had been arrested- Fifteen of those in jail now carried I. W. W. member ship cards. Membership lists found yesterday in a raid on I. W, W. head quarters are being used to run down the agitatotrs. Federal, state, city and county au thorities arc working in close cooper ation in curbing the local I. W. W. uprising. TODAY'S BASEBALL SCORE National B. H. E. '.! 2 6 2 (iv:cluro v" yn 17' ork 4 10 0 "it- i. - 1 : 1 1 J T-......... ,. A . . 6 .p - ., . , hi ,, .15 0 Regan and Wingo; Alexander and Killifer. First game R. H. E. Pittsburg 7 16 3 Boston ..: 8 16 1 Cooper, Grimes and Schmidt; Allen, Ragau, Nehf, Tyler and Tragresspr. (11 innings.) Second game , . a R. H. E. ittsburg 2 8 1 Boston .'.1.......... 7 11 1 Jacobs, Grimes and Scrniidt; Barnes and Tragressor. American New York , 2 9 2 Cleveland 3 7 1 Shawkey and Nunamaker; Bagby and O'Neil. - Boston 0 2 2 St. Louis ,- 2 5 0 Foster and Thomas; Davenport and Severoid. Philadelphia-Detroit, Washington-Chi cago, postponed, rain. TO TEST DRAFT LAW . Sacramento, Cal., July 16. For the, purpose of testing the constitutional ity of the drait law and to amend the constitution so that war can never be declared except by a two thirds vote of the registered voters, a society known as American patriots has tiled articles of incorporation with Secretary of State Jordan. The trustees of the society are Dnn iel O'Connell, David J. Smith and Her man Smith of San Francisco and Julia Manly and Margaret Mallory of San Mateo. not exceed 25- The telegram especial ly quotes the special instructions: "Remember only specially desirable applicant arc to be considered for naval service and should be the ' 'cream. " . CRAFT. WERE, OUICKNE-S EVES ARB UrDlSPE.lJSIBLIV AUSTRIA IS ANXIOUS ! TO HAVEWAR ENDED: Bitter Attack Made On Her; by German Press for j Interference By Carl D. Groat. (United Press staff correspondent.) I Washington, July 16. Reports that; Austria, during Germany 's cabinet cris- i is, attempted to interfere ou behalf of j Von Bethmann-Hollweg and drew bitter attacks from some of the German press: were .received by the state department! today. This information coupled with recent reports that the Russinn of fensive is rapidly demoralizing the Aus trian forces along the Dniester, diverted official attention from Germany to her ally today. That Austria is becoming more anx ious for peace is borne out in both of ficial and diplomatic messages received here. German newspaper comment, made public by the state department today, was devoted largely to the contemplat ed German suffrage reform. 150 "Ladies of Heir Thrill New Yorkers New Yory City,' July lG.--One hun dred and fifty "ladies of hell" thrilled New York today with their tartan kilts aud their thrilling bag pipes. They were detachments from the Forty Eighth regiment of Canadian Highlanders with a brass band and a contingent of pipers here to aid the British recruiting commission. The Scots paraded this afternoon and were given a great ovation. They will parado in Newwark tomorrow and Brooklyn Wednesday and attend a mass meeting in Madison Square Gar den Friday night. Then they go to Chicago. Rosina Ga&dorf Drowned Yesterday Rosina Gailsdorf, a young girl, wn drowned yesterday afternoon in the little creek near the family home be tween Gervais and Mt. Angel yester day afternoon about 5 o'clock. She was wading in the creek and got be yond her depth. An elder sister tried vainly to rescue her. Mr, Terwilliger was summoned and made a quick response, but as the body had been in the water three hours before it was re covered his lung-motor was found use less. The body is at the family home. LATE WARBULLETINS Washington, July 16. German troops are being withdrawn in large numbers from the Italian and French fronts and sent to Rifta to Btart a counter offen sive according to dispatches today at the Russian embassy. . The Russian Baltic fleet is being pre pared for action. Quits Making Zeppelins Lausanne, Switzerland, July 16. Germany has abandoned construction of Zeppelins at the great factories at Frieddrichshaven and is now turning all efforts there to manufacturing aeroplanes. Large numbers of these aircraft are produced weekly. Tells Him Where To Get Off. Amsterdam, July 16 "Chancellor Michaelis must guarantee that he in; tends to prepare for durable peace and he must also give parliament full con trol and responsibility for future events," declared the Berlin Tage blatt editorially today. Have Great Grenade. Rome, July 16. Tho Russians arc using a new Japanese or American hand grenade in their advance which is "twenty times more effective" thau the ordinary type of this explosive, ac cording to Hungarian newspaper. One would think Old Sol was afraid of being considered a sleeker. PRECISION , AND 855th" WEDNESDAY SURPRISE-"" Petticoats nicely trimmed, good quality materials, for Wednes day on,y 98c Misses' and Children's White Dresses Made of good quality Organdies and Lawns, prettily trimmed with laces aud ribbon effects, specially priced, It per cent be low regular. Women's Outing Skirts In whito and fancy designs on white. Very popular styles an.l much wanted garments at this time of the year. Reduced 20 Per Cent. YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BETTER AT Three Killed When Steamer Grace Sunk Washington, July 16. Thrco men killed,, including one American, and fivb men, including two American guards, were injured in the subma rining of the American steamer Grace, owned v the Standard Commercial Steamship corporation, New York, the state department announced today. Though the submarine was not seen, the wake of the torpedo was. The men killed were E. J. Farrell, New Jersey, and VanDyko and Anderson, aliens. . The five men injured were burned by explosion of the petroleum cargo, and included Hugh Donnelly and Gcorgo Wilson, I'nitcd States armed guards. All have been landed and plac ed in hospitals and the remaining sur; vivors are also snfe. LAST CALL FOE OFFICERS San Francisco, July 16. Officers' re serve corps enrollment headquarters is receiving the last applications today lor the second training camp which is to open at the Presidio in about one month. Although yesterday was the of ficial date tor applications to close, the time was extended one day. DOROTHY PHILLIPS. co - - vt" r...v-:..- yj 1 Starting Tomorrow 10c H III TODAY TOMORROW WILLIAM F ARNUM In the Best of AH Rex Beach's Stories. New 12-ReeI Edition. "THE SPOILERS" Absolutely New No Raise in Prices. LIBERTY THEATRE i i t n ti I: Wed. Thur. SPECIAL GEN. PERSHING Staff and American Soldiers Landing in France If' FIVE Its Parasol Weather ' And wo are . showing a very complete assortment of new and popular shapes and shades. A large enough variety of eoloi-s and designs to please all comers. Besides the complete stock we are showing, we are offering the entire stock at a OC -.. reduction of .... tU fJCt CClil The River Is fine Bathers will find their joy at tne river these days. We "have all grades and colors in both men's and women's bathing suits. You can be suited here. One Thousand Strike at Ballard Kills Seattle, Wash,, July 16. Approxi mately 1000 men are on strike in Hal lard lumber mills according to A. L Root, at tho headquarters of tho Ballard Shingle Weavers union today. Five mills failed to open for work this morning, according to Root. About 650 men were working in three "fair" mills which have granted the eight hour day. "We want it unlorstood that this is a labor union strike and that tho 1. V. W. have nothing to do with it," he 'said. And it is a strike for the eight ! hour day. LEGATION UNDER GUARD Buenos Aires, July 16. The German legation wus placed under strung ( mounted guard today and all identify ing insignia removed, due to reports that a break between Argentine and Germany was imminent. Guards were also placed at tha Ger man bank and the principal Teutonic, commercial headquarters. The situation is admittedly critical. JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY You Hate Her You Love Her You Doubt Her You Condemn Her You Pity Her HELL MORGAN'S M 10c n KATHLYN WILLIAMS