Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, August 13, 1917, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textc 11 II I! II I ft THE DATLY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON, TONDAYAl & 3 ' r I ... I nmiinnr PTinTP I Sank Too Airshipe. I tCV V07 an 4 GET i ri i . ai - I i fa i i;e n iv v -inKi i 1 - It 11 i tl M M si 11 ii 1! M tl El II !! ri n ii n n El El u it U II II II n u 13 II II II P 11 M IS W H 11 If II II II ' El H II tl M Don't Foiget This Garage Is otorists eadquarters We aim to carry in stock all the auto supplies you are like ly to need. And we know our prices are lower than you would oftentimes pay if you sent away. Auto Tires We carry a large line of high quality tires in all the popular sizes. And you can always he sure of getting good, live, fresh goods when buying here. ) H Ft ii II II II II li II 11 II II II II u II 11 II II tl n II II II II II II II II 11 If Complete Expert Oiland Prompt Overhauling Inspection Gasoline service H aivorsen 245 South Commercial Street urns (Capital Journal Special Service.) fitjivtnn. Oi. -Aug. 13. Messrs Fitz- goodman, Leffler and Crabtree who with their families have been away from Stayton for sometime, have re turned to this city. They are well known mill workers. Stanley . Starr is still in Portland where he went some days ago on ac count of his mother' illness. Word from him on Sunday gave tho informa iin that Mm. Starr's condition show ed some improvement at the time ofj Writing. UC Utt""""'! no ..-J ago a proiessor in VYinamene uuivcr eity. Mrs. Artie Mack was at Turner a week ago last Sunday and last Sunday spent the day witn tne r. a. iamucn family who autoed from Stayton to the Fox Valley country. Frank Foster and nig wire spem nun day enjoying the beauties of the Col- Roy Ferguson of Salem is in the city. , Mr. Nelson tno groceryman una mu cd into the house made vacant by the Ed Youngs who have moved to' Salem their former home. nr. no Mrs. Dillard recently from 'the Henry Benson place near Sublim ity have moved into the Hendcrshott i house which has been vacant for some j time. Mr. Dillard is an auto repairer. Charles Murphy, Sheriff Needham ' and others from Salem, accompanied by Ithe two escapes from tho state pen, caught near ouver xji-uen ui week, drew a large audience of eight seers when they came through this city ,.to tn hn future home of the wan- Anrar Th two men seemed not to worrk'over the fact that they wore the center of attraction But Bat smoniug ! their pipes in a nonchalent manner ap parently ready for whatever the fates 1,0.1 4 utnrn for them. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Beetio ana cnua arrived lnte lost week to spend Sunday with their friends Mr. and Mrs. Bur gess F. Ford. The visitors are from Eugene. . ' , . ui,iAii. mill ha iriven special at tention by the high school students the coming year ana many are uwiws a forward movement m iu youthful enterprise. r KOV. ana JUTS, numawr m ville are visiting at the home of Lew Thomas of this city. The veteran Bap tist minister always finds a royal wel come from his Stayton friends upon his return to Stayton. ' Prof. Ford was at West Stayton last week. . Miss Bessie Clow is in Portland whero she has accepted a position as steno grapher.' , w. .r,. Mm Fx. Rov and their daugh ter, Mrs. Mack, autoed to Independence tlllS W66K I J. W. Nipple of West Stayton had . t.u lout week which proved an in convenience, to say the least, to this .., f .tinn TTia friends will be glad I to learn that he is rapidly mending and that no bones , were oroKeu. (Continued from page one.) announcing "nothing of special interest to report." Sham, brief engagements, however, have marked the past 43 noun, as the Germans have endeavored to regain some of the ground taken by the Brit ish at the eud of last week. British atillATv Knn hpon etrenielv well served. however, and attacks have been broken up with heavy losses. Brisk fighting is still in progress on the Aisnn front where the Germans made strong tfforta to re-take positions tnat wouia secure meir line in evem a retreat in Flanders should become necessary. The French, after repulsing most of these attacks have regained ground which was lost north, of St. (juentin. as in the central leather, gome of the motors, United Statos rubber, marines and so on. With the exception of Lackawanna and Bethlehem Steel A, the steel group made fractional gains, but business in that quarter was light. General Motors recovered some four points of its recent losses. But tobacco products and United Cigar Stores touched new record high levels. . Sank Too Airshipe London, Aug. 13. Two of the German airplanes which raided the coast resort of South End, and other towns, Sun day, were brought down by British fly ers, the admiralty announced today. The machines were brought down off tho eoasi of Flanders. One of them was a "Gotha", the new type of German plane, while the other wag a seaplane. TVta AHmiraltv statement of Yester day announced twenty machines as tak ing part in the raid which resulted in the death of 23 persons and the injury of fifty. Austrian Worried. Home, Aug. 13. The Austrians are hurrying reinforcements to the Cargo front in anticipation of a strong Ital ian attuiilt- rrnnrtn here stated today. Italian aeroplanes are extremely active on the Carso and other fronts. Jelllcoe May Quit. London, Aug. 13. Reports that Vice Admiral David Beatty may goon become first sea lord persisted today. Sir John .T!iir.n. it i. stated, mar step down in the near futuro, feeling that he needs rolief from the arduous duties he has been performing. Rhfuit at Ambulances. An Atlnntla Port. Am?. J3. Since Eiloniccro The Original malted fViilk ' Substitute Cost YOU Same Prtc. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S ASTORIA Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S ASTORIA America entered the war German gun ners pay more attention to American ambulances, said Henry H. Houston, LT, of Philadelphia, who M just back from the front today. He servea seven mraua nrt.Vniifi npi Prior to Ameri ca 'a declaration the ambulance received no more than casual shots. Had Tight WltH Direr. nw VhtV. Auir. 13. A half hoar engagement between a German submar ine and an American snip ui t..i. .Tm1 si. was reoorted hero today. The' ship exchanged ehots, neith er scoring a hit. As Artillery Duel. i 19 finnKTiiind artillery rui'B, Aug. ; duels in the Aisne region with Tenewed German infantry attacks north of St. Onentin were reported by the war of- fice today, au enemy "uauj pulsed. . , OWUlren Cry NIT FLICKER'S CASTORIA iaswBi The Daily Capital Journal Classified Telephone and Business Directory t A Quick, Handy Reference for Busy People m ninti t Telephone EVERYTHING ELECTEICAL ' Balem Electrie Co., Masonic Temple, 127 North High Main 1200 TRANSFER AND DRATAGE Batem Truck Dray Co., corner State and Front streets MMIHIIMMMHI , ; ' : 4 THE MARKETS : . Main 74 As a rule very few changes are not ed in the market Monday morning. Egga gcem to be" a cent or, two weaker in Portland, making a 32 cent case price here with 34 cents in Portland. uram Wheat $2(5)2.10 Oats 6065c Barley, ton Bran , $ Shorts, per ton 40 Hay, cheat, new $1718 Hay) clover, new $1516 Butterfat .' 4c Hmtimnw li,f ftt Tn n.mnH 4(lc Country butter ' 35c rorK, veal anu uuma Pork, on foot 1314 3-c Pork, dressed . 18e Veal, fancv ; 9(ffit3c Steers mwia Cows . 45e BuUs 4Vj5c Spring lambs , 9c Lambs, yearling ...... c Kwcs - Eggs and Poultry Eggs, trade - Eaes. cash Hens, pound WON BIX PRIZES FOR SALE READER, DOES THIS INTEREST youl We have five acres of good eoil ; close to carline, well drained, spring ' brook crossing the place, convenient to eitv, cheap forash; also a com ; fortab'le house in north Salem and : good lot, price t-50. Terms easy. Call ' 470- Square Deal Realty Co- SCAVENGER 34c 32c 1.1c 18e 22c 30c SALEM SCAVENGER Charles Soos, proprietor. UarDage ana reiusu uj. kinds removed on monthly contracts at reasonable ratea. xara anu cess pools cleaned. Office phone Main 2247. Residence Main 2272. TOR RENT FOR BENT Nicely f urnisnea nousr : keeping rooms, reasonable. 8oa N 1 tl OSTEOPATH 1 tvoo T rr WTTITF snrl R. W. WOL " AHO- JA II hii " . - wni nat0iTflthi( nhvsiciang ana i nerve gpecialists. Graduate of Amer ' iean school of Osteopathy, Kirksville, irA Tne m-ftitittA and specialized in i nervous diseases at ios Angeles Col. lee. Offices 505-508 L. S. Nat. Bank tCi Pkn S.-9. Residenee 1620 Court. Phone 2215. WATER COMPANY BALEM WATER COMPANY otf,ee eorner Commercial and Trade streets. I Bills payable monthly in advance. MONEY TO LOAN On Good Real Estate Security TPfns K VORT) OverLadd "sh bank, Salem, Oregon Broilers, live, over 2 pounds Hens, aressea, pouna Frvs. dressed Turnips, bunch 0c Cabbage - - z'Al&z'AC j String garlie 7c .New potatoes 72 Green onions 40c Onions, in sack $1.50 Cucumbers 40c Oregon tomatoes $1.25 Fiks and Dates Black figs 10c Golden fics 15 .feu.. sahrniirvj$.PAter ' Whitney has oiv nTiTna fnr beincr hiirh man at the trap shoots held on the coast and .ntn.l in liv the crack shots of the coast country. The largest trophy, a silver cup,, was won at me vummuio Willamctto League shoot at Portland, the second and third cups are for minor events; a third prize for Pacific coast clubs and for high man at the Rose Fes tival shoot. A pair of gold cuff buttons won at the February shoot at Woodburn a 30-30 ntie at tne iwniuu buuoi ... March and a watch fob for a run of S mo.la at the Salem shoot. At all of these meets tho best shots of the coast attended and the tropnies are a well earned collection Hubbard - En terprise. ' v TradW Was Dull . ... . Prices Unchanged . 0 New York, Aug. 13. The New York Evening Sun financial review today said: The attitude of this government to ward wheat distribution and price con trti 4i.vn.icrn . tTifi instrumentality of Mr. Hoover and the commission neaaeu uy President Garfield of Williams College, ,.r.iorl the thonirhts of Wall Street today quite to the exclusion of most other tnings. Tho natural sequel wag a pronounced T,ti,,Qt;nn nf the strictly orofes- sional character of the stock market ni on ..ttor atopnee of initiative un til in the late afternoon when short covering caused a rapid advance. Trad ing today was ami 10 a acgree. a iot movements were narrow with a trend tn firmness, minctuated occasionally by spurts of strength here and there ' - ' - ' ) : ' '" -- 1 ti o H T! I Vv v Ml cil A v IV " ! VV . MONEY 10 LOAN Eastern Monev at Lowest Rates, on approved Security. Homer H. Smith, Room o, juci-ornacs. riug-, dj.ciu, - Dromedarv dates . rard aateg $3.75 $2.25 CHIBOPRACTIC-SPINOLOGIST DB. O. L. 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. 8. National Bank building. Phone Main 87. Residence, Main 828B. Fruit Peaches ..... Apples Peara ! Plums , lApricotg jOrangea, Valenciag I Lemons, per box Bananas, ponna California grape fruit Honer 6075e zzzr $2 $1.251.50 1.40 1.50 Flour, valley $2.903.05 PORTLAND MARKET Portland, Or., Aug. 13. Wheati Club $2.30 Red Russian $2 28 Bluestem $2.40 Fortyfold $2-30 Oats, No. 1 white feed $50 Barley, feed $48 Butter, city creamery 44(a45c Eggs, selertrd local ex. 3c Hens 15(S16c Broilers 10(al8c Geese 8c STOVE REPAIRING : ETOYES REBUILT AND REPAIRED 50 years experience. Depot National and American fence. : Sizes 26 to 58 in. high. Paints, oil and varnish, etc. Loganberry and hop hooks. Balem Fence and Stove Works, Court street. Phone 124. UNDERTAKERS irriiD j. nirc.H ro :. R. Webb. A. M. Clough morticians and funeral directors. Latest modern methods known to the profession employed. 49a Court St. Maia 120. Main 9S58. $7.75fe8 5 c $350 $4 AH Ladies' Pu&ips, up to $5.00, all sizes and leathers, now go at ' Ail Children's Barefoot Sandals, up to $1.75, most all sizes, go at All aiidren's Black and White Tennis Shoes, up to size 2, goat ' All Women's and Boys' Black and White Tennis Shoes, up to size 6, go at All Men's Black and White Tennis . Shoes, up to size 11, goat ", Ladies' Dress Shoes, all sizes, up to $5.00 grades, to close cut Men's Dress Shoes, all sizes, up to $6.00 grades, to close out Big line Ladies' White Canvas Pumps, up to $4.00 grades, to close out $2.95 .95 .50 .65 .75 2.95 3.95 1.95 We have experienced men to fit Arch Supports and correct all foot ailments; consultaion FREE. Cocoannta Cantaloupes . n atermelong Retail Prices Creamery butter i Country butter' Eess, dozen Sugar, can $101.10 $1.10(a2..r)0 $125 Sugar, beet Flour, hard wheat NOTICE I write insurance in the best old line companies, against Fire and Lightning, aad live atock against death or accident from any eause G. W. Laflar, Salem. Or. " 8'3U 50c 40e 40c $9.50 $9.30 $3.10fi3.23 CASTORIA Fcr Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years the Signature of Twiiir TJimstock Market Quotations Portland, Or., Aug. 13. The follow ing a-e today s livestocK marxei quo tations: Cattle Receipts 1540 Tone of market getive Best beef steers $8.258.75 Good beef steers $7.2")(S.25 Best beef eows $57 Ordinary to good cows $4(fi6 Best heifers $0.25(0; 7.2 5 Bulls $4.50fe Calves $1.50fa 50 Stoker & feeder steers $4.50(216 75 Hogg Receiptg 1146 Tone of market strong Prime light $li.50(fi 1I.25 Prime heavv ll)ra 16.15 Pigs $14.50 15 Sheep Receipts 556 Tone of market strong, active Western lambs $12'"t 12.75 Valley lanibg $11.50(al2 Wednesday of each week is RUBBER HEEL DAY when we pat on all 50c New live Rubber Heels at one-half price ... HAN AN SHOES BALL BAND BOOTS WITCH ELK BOOTS 326 STATE STREET PHONE 616 ' m S"0E Mf EDUCATOR SHOES DUXBAXOH FOX PARTY PUMPS Next to Ladd & Bash Bask )