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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON. FRIDAY, OCT., 26, 1917. lUtMHIIMMmMMIMIHIMIIItttHttt I LATE AUTUMN I On account of the delay in the coming of the Winter rains and consequent shortening of the season, our immense stock of Winter Shoes SHOE -v ? . - ' - " i4 - - yj. ,4 . y which are coming in all the time, begin to pile up on us and we are going to make room for those coming later by making the Biggest Price-cutting Sale Salem and the vicinity have seen since our big saleJast December when we literally dumbfounded the Shoe buying public with our i Wonderfully Low Prices J. Douglas Fairbanks rfiVaUUHiliii Tur. M,n From AM ABTr.aAPT APPEARING AT THE OREGON STARTING SUNDAY ANGELS LEAD SEALS IBY MEREST FRACTION Only Four More Games to PlayAngels Are Favorites in the Betting San Francisco, Oct. 20. After five months of leadership, San Francisco was ousted frcin first place in the Coast league pennant race today. The Los Angeles club which, when tho Seals took the leadership, were in tho eel- lar, apparently demoralized, grabbed the top rung of the pennant ladder and held it by the barest finger nail hold. JjC98 than half a point separates the two loading clubs. With only four games to play before the season closes, each contest today uud tomorrow will bu of the super crucial variety. Fans believed tho odds favored Los Angeles. Oakland, oppos ing San Francisco, has been playing in the beat form it has shown this year, while Portland, playing Los An C'elen, has slumped budly in the last ('nlif'urnia and one over the Olympic If Los Angeles wins and tho Seals lose today and tomorrow, the flag will g'l to tho Angels regardless of the out come of tho two Sunday games. Todays standing: l.ns wngelos: 114 !)2 .5!;t.'lfl , tiau Fnuicisio: 115 fl.'l .o,r"9 Marine3 Want to Kick San Francisco, Oct. 20. Eleven ITnit cd States marines announced today they would leave early in November for Tac.oina, Wash., for tho avowed purpose of "cleaning up" Camp Low is. 11 The doughty eleven constitute ' the marine corps football team. They have itwo victories ovci the University of California and one over the Olympic club to their credit and complain that a lack of competitors here has forced them to go north in quest of other worlds to conquer. Tho trip is being financed by contrl tutions from mombers of the marine orp. While the big game is to bo pluyed with the Camp Lewis team, ar rangements for meeting tho University of Washington and' the Oregon college teftn.s are under way. The lino up of ill.) murine corps team has representa tion from the Universities of Washing ton, Oregon, Minnesota and Ueorgia. Has Big Contract Chicago, Oct. 2ll Charley White, lo cal lightweight, todny was signed to Ink on any part of 2.1,000 opponents within the next few months. He has accepted an appointment as boxing in structor at Camp Grant, Kockford, 111. To Managa Yankees "W"!! New York, Oct. 20 Miller J. Hug gins, former manager of the St, Louis Cardinals, is manager f the Yankees today. It was niinouncett" that ho has igned a two year contract. His snlnry was not stated, but it is believed that it will be at leawt $10,000 and a per rentage of the club earnings. For the Championship ' New York, Oct. 20. rohn Terrio, Chicago promoter, is in New York to day tryiug to arrange a bout between Kenny Leonardo and Charley W'hite for the light w eight championship of the world. He has offered to guarantee Leonard $20,000 for his end of a ten round scrap to be stnirci! near Chicago. While our soldier boys are lcrn!ng French, let us not forget that very many thousands of them have yet to learn F.nglish. Strange, but true. The melting pot has a good loiife; spell or bubbling lie fire it yet. WHEATLESS MEALS I DON'T BOTHER me-" $o&6y. JUST TRY POST TOASTIES 3EST CORN FLAKES EVERf ! $1 Painted Post If 'IM,,'!! Ml'llhllM PICTURE: II IN FIVE MINUTES 'Tape's Diapepsuf Is the Quickest and Surest Stomach Relief You don 't know what upset your s'.omach which portion of the food did tho damage do youf Well don't bother. If your stomach is in a revolt: if sick, gassy and npsot, and what you just ate has fermented and turned sour; head dizzy and aches; belch gases and acids and eructate undigested food urenth foul, tongue coated just take a little Pape's IMapepsin to neutral ise acidity and in five minutes you wonder what became of the indigestion and distress. Millions of men and women today know that it is needless to havo dys pepsia. A little Diapcpsin occasionally keeps tho stomach sweetened, and they eat their favorite foods without fear. If your stomuch doesn't take care of your liberal limit without rebillion; if your food is a dumngo instead of a help, remember tue quickest, surest, most harmless antacid is Pnpo's Iin pepsin which costs only fifty cents for a large case at drug stores. It's truly wonderful it stops food souring and sets things straight, so gently and eas ily that it is really astonishing. Your stomach will digest your meals if you keep acids neutralized. Pacific Coast League Standings W. L- Pet. Los Angeles 114 t2 .5.13 San Francisco 115 3 .552 Suit Lake 101 05 .517 Oakland 103 104 .408 Portland 05 100. .492 Vernon .' 82 127 .392 Yesterday s Results At Los Angeles Portland 1, Los Angeles 3. At Oakland San Francisco 0, Oak land 1. At Salt Lako Vernan 0, Salt Luko 7 , NORTHWEST NEWS t Search for Seattle Criminal. Seattle, Wash., Oct., 26. Police are today searching for a strange type of criminal who attacked Alberta San born, 15, a Lincoln high school girl, In her homo hero late yesterday. Carrying a club and a revolver, ho hid in a bedroom and attacked the girl as she entered. Although the girl wns knocked down, Bhe fought and screamed until tho slugger ran from the house, saying:' "Don't wear your little red hat ugain." A red hat, belonging to tho girl, had been stolen from the ome Octobor,19. Police say there is a type of crim inal who has a mania for stealing ar ticles of women's raiment of certain color, or texture. Mrs. Bosenburg Acquitted. Seattle, Wash., Oct. 20. Mrs. Amy Kosenburg today stands acquitted of second degree murder for killing her husband, Fred C. Kosenburg, by a jury iu Judge Everett Smith's department of tho superior court, after four and a half hours deliberation. Mrs. Hoseuburg was charged with shooting her husband following a quar rel iu their home here iu September. Allies Want Salmon. Portland, Or., Oct. 2(1. Allied inter ests are trying to buy 500,000 eases of chum salmon in tho Pacific northwest. The order tho largest ever offered iu tho district involves at least 3,500,000. Chum is the lowest grade of salmon and sells for $1.73 to $1.85 a case of four dozen cans. Scarlet Fever at Helena. Helena, Mont., Oct. 26. The epidemic of scarlet fever here became so serious today authorities cancelled a scheduled football game between Mount Charles college and the Butte high school. Montana Man Arrested, Kalispell, Mont., Oct. . Ole Ander son, alleged I. W. V. leader, is uuder arrest here todav on a Chicago warrant. He will be taken to Chicago immediate- y. m JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY t Here we go again and Too REMEMBER Hit Dates-Friday Here is a small sample of them Ladies' Patent, Gun Metal and Kid, special lot in sizes to 4, worth up to $6.00, Autumn special $1.35 Ladies' Tan, Patent and Gun Metal, special lot in sizes up to 5, worth up to $6.00, Autumn special ... $2.35 One lot of Ladies' Patent, Kid, etc., of Hanans, Laird-Schober Makes, fine $6.00 to $8.00 Shoes, up to size 5, Autumn special $3.65 Ladies' Black Kid, lace, Cuban heels, worth $6.00, Special , $3.45 Ladies' Black Kid, lace, grey cloth top, worth $7.50f special $5.95 Ladies' Grey Kid Vamp, grey cloth top, worth $8.00, special . . $6.45 Men's mixed . lot of Tan, Patent or Gun Metal in Hanan's, Emerson's, Forbush and other makes, in values up to $8.00, but not all sizes, at extra bargain of $2.95 FREE! Too. or mm FOR SOKE, SWOLLEN, TIRED FEET Dennis Eucalyptus Ointment AT ALL DHUQ STORCS TUBES 260 JABS 60O Stayton Items (Capital Journal Special Service) Stayton, Oct. 26. Mrs. Edith New berry . of Tncoma, Wash., is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. P. Goodman and her father, W. P. Blakely. J. W. Mayo and wife motored to Lebanon Wednesday. Mr. Mayo re turned the same day but Mrs. Mayo remained for a longer visit. ' B. A. Farrar canio up from Portland for a few days visit with his family. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Flood and son returned Tuesday from Pendleton, whero they had been for some time. Geo. Doll and wife of Kent, Wash., are visiting at the home of his brother,-. M. l)ill and wife. Miss Matilda Ridden of Suver, Ore gon, is visiting at the Ed Kerber home. Mrs. fcttie Miller is home from A ten days visit at Springfield. The survey for the new railroad is now completed, the engineers and sur veyors finishing this work Wednes day. Mr. I.vnoot who is hero in the in terest of the road savs that if all the right of way was secured he would commence on the grading by Nov. 1.1 He savs that they can complete the grade to Mill City in 90 days. A great deal of the right of way is secured, Several of tho business men here have ven working at this all week. The; survey is from Mt. Angel to Niagara, whore a most excellent power Bite is obtainable. It is said that there is from 10 to 110 foot fall at this place. The r CATARRH of the BLADDER relrvd in 24 HOURS X mm r vv 4 you cannot afford to miss $(s, Boy Your Liberty Loan Bond and Saturday, October miss 167 Commercial Street ? J. B. Littler Manager Get a, Fee Ca?d Pt a Dickev Mistd. Toad will cross the river at Mehama, about 20 feet from the wagon bridge. H. C. Downing and wife returned Wednesday from a ton day trip to Am erican Lake, where Mr. Downing'! yqungest son, George, is stationed. They were verv much impressed with this training camp. T Mrs. J. P. Wilbur received the sad news of the death of her uncle at Portland, on Wednesday. The funeral sorvice is to be held .Friday at Hal sey, the old family home and Mrs. Wil bur and her daughter, Mrs. Hall, mo tored to Halsey Friday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Tate and sons were Salem visitors Friday. Chas. Gehlen, W. F. Klecuer and W. F. Follis were Salem visitors Friday. t State House News The Industrial Accident Commission is wrestling with a knotty problem. Some time ago Frank Shildo while em ployed by the Northwest Steel company of Portland, met with an accident by which one of his hands was cut off. He bad a wife and two children, and com ing under the provisions of the law was allowed by the commission temporarily $35 a month, this to be reduced to $25 on. He has made all kinds of a nui r'.nce of himself to the commission, for several months and now passes up the problem aforesaid. It seems he has been convicted of arson in Portland, in the burning of a rented house for the purpose of collecting the insurance on his household goods. He was to have been sentenced this morning, and may have been, but no word has been re ceived concerning this. Owing to his maimed condition and having a fam ily it is at least probable he will be paroled, and this may simplify the prob lem which is "can a man doing time in the state prison be at the same time a recipient of aid from the state!" The attorney general advises the Pub lie Service Commission that its employes are not subject to the eight hour law. In the case of Millie R. Trumbo, un der sixteen' years of age who is mar ried, the secretary of the board of child sle foT you can save enough 26-27. The Goods are guaranteed for Satisfactory Wear. . these GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Men's Gun Metal, English, fibre soles and hubber heels; a regular $5.50 grade $4.20 Men's 16-inch Tan, Napa brand, double soles, worth $10.00, for $7.85 Boys' 10-inch Black Dayton, outside coun ters, 3 soles, worth $5.50, for $4.35 Boys' $4.00 Gun Metal, button, Neolin soles, , at special of $3.20 Misses' Gun Metal, Rinex fibre soles, heavy ' edge, comfortable and serviceable, sizes 11 to 2, worth $3.50, at $2.85; Sy2 to 11, worth $3.00, for $2.60; 5 to 8, worth $2.75, for , $2.30 Tan Skuffers, button, heavy soles, sizes 11 to 2, at $2.65; 8 to 11 at $2.35; 5 to 8 at $1.95. Don't forget the date and the place. TOWER'S FISH BRAND REFLEX SLICKER Practical as a j'f 1 1 piOW, UIIU JUSb as necessary. M Make every '& rainy day Wi count. .' Waterproofs M Absolute are Marked thus ISHtOlP AJ. TOWER CO. BOSTON labor is advised by the attorney gener al that her marriage 'automatically re moes her from the jurisdiction of the board and she is now subject to the tutelage of her husband. Articles of incorporation were filed today as follows: , Howe Lumber company, Portland, capital stock, $5,000; and object to con duct a general lumbering, logging, tim ber and shingle business. C. T., Motor company principal place of business Pendleton, capital stock to,- Arrow Collar W5 on your Winter's supply of shoes to go a long way when BARGAINS IN RUBBERS Men's Red Duck Vamp, thigh boots, heavy , $4.85 Men's Red Duck Vamp, short boots, heavy . , , . . $3.85 Men's Black Duck Vamp, thigh boots, heavy $4.45 Men's Black Duck Vamp, short boots, heavy $3.65 Boys' Black Duck Vamp, short boots, heavy .$2.80 Also Bargains in light weight Rubbers for the whole family. Women's Black, bright finish, short boots, light ..$2.15 Misses' Black, bright finish, short boots, sizes 11 to 2 $1.80 Child's Black, bright finish, short boots, 5 to 10 $1.50 167 N. COM'L STREET Phone 1196 L. B. LITTLER Manager 4 - tIe, a Spinning I : ; "FREE! 000, and object to engage in the auto mobile business. Blind Slough Finnish Evangelical Lu theran Congregation location Blind Slough, Clatsop county, and object to promote the Christian religion. Articles of incorporation were filed this morning as follows: Griswold-Davis Lumber company, principal place of business Falls City, Polk County, capital stock $10,000, and object to operate sawmills, sash and door factories and to conduct a general lumbering business. The Union Protestant Church, loca tion, Fairview, Coo county, also known as Burton Prairie. The officers of tho ' church are all women as are the incor ' porators. ! The Hoyt Equipment Company filed supplementary articles changing its ; liame to the Willamette Equipment coni- The arrest and imprisonment of Farl Hall of Portland for picketing is res ponsible for habeas corpus proceedings boing commenced this afternoon in tha supreme court against the Portland Chief of Police, the complaint aleging that the arrest and imprisonment is in violation of the constitution. L. E. Whiting of Portland accuses the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company with charging him for moving a phone when he moved into a houss where the phone was already install ed. Apparently the complaint was filed too late; tlie "company had the money. 0. A. C Graduate Is Government Appointee Oreeon Agricultural College, Corval lis, Oct. 26. S. H. Boddinghause, a graduate of 1912 from horticultural department of O. A- C, has been ap pointed investigator of annle grades and packs with the Vnited States bu reau 0- markets. Mr. Boddinghouse will study apple grades and standards in all fruit districts of the nortlyrest states to find whether it is possible to establish national stand for all box packs. Mr. Boddinghouse 's home is at Klickitat, Wash., but his official head quarters are at Washington, D, C. That you cannot afford to f f ??? i Maybe 1918 will not "see tho end of the war," but $5,000,000,000 will get it a good deal closer to the point from which a view of the proceedings may be had. White shoes look quite as large in the films as elsewhere. BAKER'S COCOA f is pure Purity ' in cocoa means carefully selected, scru pulously cleaned cocoa beans, scientifically blended, skilfully roasted, and with the excess of fat removed, reduced to an extremely fine powder by a strictly mechanical process, no chemicals being used, the finished product containing no added mineral matter. AND IT HAS DELICIOUS FLAVOR Trade-mark on every genuine package Booklet of choice recipes tent jree Made only by WALTER BAKES 8 CO. Ltd. DORCHESTER MASS. Established 1789 ' ! fl A 1 ft wmm. u. mt. otv
